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Creates a new RequestData object. |
![]() | application |
![]() | Activity Space |
![]() | whether or not to clear the session after this request has finished. |
![]() | whether or not to get the item from the cache without knowing its ID |
![]() | whether or not the current user is a guest user |
![]() | display page |
![]() | SSO state |
![]() | Control name |
![]() | optional _WML, etc... devices suffix |
![]() | base session manager |
![]() | Activity Space Cache |
![]() | persistent sandbox session manager |
![]() | personal settings session manager |
![]() | sandbox session manager |
![]() | display page name |
![]() | parent space ID |
![]() | parent space name |
![]() | space id |
![]() | sub-space key |
![]() | A timer used to track various events in the requests lifetime |
![]() | web data |
![]() | list of items in the cache |
![]() | request |
![]() | response |
![]() | JF- Adds the redirect URL to the URL where we are about to 302 redirect to. (only appends the redirect URL if we are in security mode 1 and if we are redirecting to the login space) |
![]() | Removes the User Session from the top-level session and on the Request Data object. |
![]() | Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. |
![]() | Helper method that checks whether or not an external redirect has been set on this object (i.e. "http://www.mysite.com"). |
![]() | Serves as a hash function for a particular type. GetHashCode is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table. |
![]() | Helper method that checks whether or not an HTTP redirect has been set on this object (i.e. Redirect.SetIsHTTPRedirect(true)). |
![]() | Helper method that constructs and returns a redirect . |
![]() | Helper method that constructs and returns a redirect. |
![]() | JF- In security mode 1, returns the redirect URL (ASConstants.REDIRECT_AFTER_LOGIN) from the QS. (Returns null if it was not there.) |
![]() | Returns the request full URL. This method is used to avoid having to recalculate this URL, since the call to URLDecode is fairly expensive. This method calculates this value if it has not already been set on the RequestData object. |
![]() | Returns the request URL. This method is used in login code instead of m_xpRequest.GetRequestURL() so the SSO login code can make it look like the request came to server.pt instead of ssologin.pt. |
![]() | Accessor method for the root space name (without devices suffix). |
![]() | Accessor method for the full space name (including devices suffix, if applicable). |
![]() | Gets the Type of the current instance. |
![]() | Gets the IPTSession from the Request Data object (originally off the top-level session). |
![]() | This method loads various settings from the query string. If the query string parameters contain potential cross-site scripting attacks, this will throw an XPException. |
![]() | JF- We need to do a meta refresh instead of a 302 redirect if we are going from https to http in order to not see the browser security alert "You are about to be redirected to a connection that is not secure". |
![]() | Helper method that sets request data based on a redirect |
![]() | Sets the request full URL. This method is used to avoid having to recalculate this URL, since the call to URLDecode is fairly expensive. |
![]() | Sets the request URL. This method is used by SSO login code to make it look like the request came to server.pt instead of ssologin.pt. |
![]() | This helper method sets the root space name and the real space name based upon the optional devices space name suffix (_WML, etc...). This should be used to avoid breaking the devices scheme. |
![]() | sets the IPTSession on the top-level session and on the Request Data object. |
![]() | Returns a String that represents the current Object. |
![]() | Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection. |
![]() | Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. |
RequestData Class | com.plumtree.uiinfrastructure.interpreter Namespace