The X509 certificate chain presented by a client during SSL requests.
The HTTP headers.
The request ID.
The HTTP method.
The URI path.
The parsed query string.
The client IP address.
The client IP address.
retrieves the last untrusted proxy from the Forwarded-Headers or the X-Forwarded-*-Headers.
Is the client using SSL?
The request Tags.
The complete request URI, containing both path and query string.
The complete request URI, containing both path and query string. The URI is what was on the status line after the request method. E.g. in "GET /foo/bar?q=s HTTP/1.1" the URI should be /foo/bar?q=s. It could be absolute, some clients send absolute URLs, especially proxies.
The HTTP version.
The Request Langs extracted from the Accept-Language header and sorted by preference (preferred first).
The media types list of the request’s Accept header, sorted by preference (preferred first).
Check if this request accepts a given media type.
Check if this request accepts a given media type.
true if mimeType
matches the Accept header, otherwise false
Returns the charset of the request for text-based body
Returns the value of the Content-Type header (without the parameters (eg charset))
The HTTP cookies.
Copy the request.
The HTTP domain
Parses the Flash
cookie and returns the Flash
data.
Helper method to access a queryString parameter.
The HTTP host (domain, optionally port)
The media type of this request.
The media type of this request. Same as contentType, except returns a fully parsed media type with parameters.
Returns the raw query string.
Parses the Session
cookie and returns the Session
data.
Convenience method for adding a single tag to this request
Convenience method for adding a single tag to this request
the tagged request
The HTTP request header. Note that it doesn’t contain the request body yet.