jifty::plugin::requestinspector(3pm) [debian man page]
Jifty::Plugin::RequestInspector(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Plugin::RequestInspector(3pm)NAME
Jifty::Plugin::RequestInspector - Inspect requests
DESCRIPTION
Do not use this plugin directly. Other plugins use this plugin.
METHODS
init
Sets up hooks into the request cycle.
before_request
Hooks into the request cycle to forward "request is beginning" and more metadata to RequestInspector plugins.
after_request
Hooks into the request cycle to forward "request is done" and more metadata to RequestInspector plugins.
clear_requests
Clears the list of request inspections.
add_request
Adds the current request inspection to the data store.
last_id
Returns the most recent request ID.
get_plugin_data RequestID, Plugin::Name
Returns the opaque plugin data for a particular request ID and plugin class name.
get_all_plugin_data Plugin::Name
Returns the opaque plugin data for all requests, for a given plugin class name.
get_request RequestID
Returns all data for a particular request ID.
requests
Returns a list of all inspections for all requests.
inspector_plugins
Returns a list of plugin instances that hook into RequestInspector.
new_request_inspection
Instantiates a new request inspection, setting up some default values.
should_handle_request CGI
Decides whether the request described by the CGI parameter should be handled, based on plugin configuration.
version
This plugin is versioned because it provides model classes.
perl v5.14.2 2010-12-08 Jifty::Plugin::RequestInspector(3pm)
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SYNOPSIS
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Returns a boolean value indicating whether the current plugin is configurable.
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is_set( $name )
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Lire 2.1.1 2006-07-23 Plugin(3pm)
Hi All,
We are having the system, where we are using the socket programming (TCP/IP), a system called plugin playing a role in between two system, where its getting the request from system1 and its processing it and re-directing the request after its validation, to system2.
Normally,... (0 Replies)