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net/url: support HTTP/1.1 connections

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Matthew Flatt 2013-04-13 09:34:14 -06:00
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@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ any other file.
Currently the only supported protocols are @racket["http"], Currently the only supported protocols are @racket["http"],
@racket["https"], and sometimes @racket["file"]. @racket["https"], and sometimes @racket["file"].
The @racketmodname[net/url] logs information and background-thread
errors to a logger named @racket['net/url].
@section{URL Structure} @section{URL Structure}
@declare-exporting[net/url-structs net/url] @declare-exporting[net/url-structs net/url]
@ -337,18 +340,45 @@ empty string, or it will be a string matching the following regexp:
[url url?] [url url?]
[headers (listof string?) '()] [headers (listof string?) '()]
[#:redirections redirections exact-nonnegative-integer? 0] [#:redirections redirections exact-nonnegative-integer? 0]
[#:status? status? boolean? #f]) [#:status? status? boolean? #f]
[#:connection connection (or/c #f http-connection?)])
(values input-port? string?)]{ (values input-port? string?)]{
This function is an alternative to calling @racket[get-impure-port] and This function is an alternative to calling @racket[get-impure-port] and
@racket[purify-port] when needing to follow redirections. @racket[purify-port] when needing to follow redirections. It also
supports HTTP/1.1 connections, which are used when the @racket[connection]
argument is not @racket[#f].
That is, it does a GET request on @racket[url], follows up to The @racket[get-pure-port/headers] function performs a GET request
@racket[redirections] redirections and returns a port containing on @racket[url], follows up to @racket[redirections] redirections
the data as well as the headers for the final connection. If and returns a port containing the data as well as the headers for
@racket[status?] is true, then the status line is included in the the final connection. If @racket[status?] is true, then the status
result string. line is included in the result string.
A given @racket[connection] should be used for communication
with a particular HTTP/1.1 server, unless @racket[connection] is closed
(via @racket[http-connection-close]) between uses for different servers.
If @racket[connection] is provided, read all data from the result port
before making a new request with the same @racket[connection]. (Reusing
a @racket[connection] without reading all data may or may not work.)
} }
@deftogether[(
@defproc[(http-connection? [v any/c]) boolean?]
@defproc[(make-http-connection) http-connection?]
@defproc[(http-connection-close [connection http-connection?]) void?]
)]{
A HTTP connection value represents a potentially persistent connection
with a HTTP/1.1 server for use with @racket[get-pure-port/headers].
The @racket[make-http-connection] creates a ``connection'' that is
initially unconnected. Each call to @racket[get-pure-port/headers]
leaves a connection either connected or unconnected, depending on
whether the server allows the connection to continue. The
@racket[http-connection-close] function unconnects, but it does not
prevent further use of the connection value.}
@defproc*[([(call/input-url [URL url?] @defproc*[([(call/input-url [URL url?]
[connect (url? . -> . input-port?)] [connect (url? . -> . input-port?)]
[handle (input-port? . -> . any)]) [handle (input-port? . -> . any)])