The application base path used in this request, relative to the domain root.
The application base path used in this request, relative to the domain root. Conventionally has a leading slash only, unless it's empty.
Body PUT or POSTed
The length of incoming data, e.
The length of incoming data, e.g. for POST or PUT.
Request headers.
If true, indicates that this is a secure connection.
Array of all query and POST parameters in order.
The part of the URI following the ?, or the empty string.
The remainder of the URL following the service path, without any query parameters.
The remainder of the URL following the service path, without any query parameters. Conventionally has a leading slash only, unless it's empty.
The HTTP method, e.
The HTTP method, e.g. GET or POST, etc.
The virtual path, i.
The virtual path, i.e. the part of the URL following the hostname, not including any query parameters. Always starts with a slash.
The name the web server thinks this (virtual) server is called, e.
The name the web server thinks this (virtual) server is called, e.g. www.example.com.
The port the web server says the request was made to.
The service path requested, relative to the base path.
The service path requested, relative to the base path. Conventionally has a leading slash only, unless it's empty.
The requested URL, without any query parameters, e.
The requested URL, without any query parameters, e.g. http://www.example.com:8080/basePath/servicePath/remainder.
Gets a named request param (which must exist).
Gets the value of a cookie from the request
Checks for the existence of a named request param.
Gets a named request param which may not exist.
Gets a named request param or returns the default.
The path of the script
The time the request arrived
Represents an HTTP request.