THttpServerRequest Class
Represents an incoming HTTP request received by a Sparkle server, exposing its method, URI, headers, and body content.
Remarks
Instances are created and populated by the server. The class distinguishes between the raw core data set by the transport (Method, RawUri, Headers, ContentStream) and helper read-only properties derived from it (MethodType, Uri, Content, and so on). The request body is read lazily: the underlying ContentStream is consumed only the first time Content is accessed.
Syntax
Unit: Sparkle.HttpServer.Request
THttpServerRequest = class(TObject);
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Create | Creates a new, empty request with an empty header collection and the default HTTP/1.1 protocol. |
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Content | Gets the full request body as a byte array. |
| ContentLength | Gets the length of the request body as declared by the content-length header. |
| ContentStream | Gets or sets the stream from which the request body is read. |
| ExtraInfo | Gets or sets transport-specific extra information about the request, such as the remote IP. |
| Headers | Gets the collection of request headers. |
| MajorVersion | Gets the major version number of the request protocol. |
| Method | Gets or sets the raw HTTP method string, for example GET or POST. |
| MethodType | Gets the request method as a THttpMethod value parsed from Method. |
| MinorVersion | Gets the minor version number of the request protocol. |
| OriginalUri | Gets the parsed URI as originally received, before any rewriting, based on RawOriginalUri. |
| Protocol | Gets or sets the request protocol string, for example HTTP/1.1. Defaults to HTTP/1.1. |
| RawOriginalUri | Gets or sets the raw URI as originally received, before any rewriting. |
| RawUri | Gets or sets the raw request URI as provided by the transport. |
| RemoteIp | Gets the IP address of the remote client, if available. |
| Uri | Gets the parsed URI of the request, based on the current RawUri. |
| User | Gets or sets the authenticated user identity associated with the request. |