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WWWRules.h
Package: arena-beta-2b-src.tar.gz [view]
Upload User: zlh9724
Upload Date: 2007-01-04
Package Size: 1991k
Code Size: 2k
Category:
Browser Client
Development Platform:
Unix_Linux
- /* Rule Files and Proxies
- RULE FILES AND PROXIES
- */
- /*
- ** (c) COPYRIGHT MIT 1995.
- ** Please first read the full copyright statement in the file COPYRIGH.
- */
- /*
- In addition top the basic W3C Reference Library include file called WWWLib.h you can
- also include this file depending on the needs of your application. However, it is not
- required and none of the files included below are ever used in the core part of the
- Library itself. Only if this file is included, the extra modules will get included in
- the linked object code. It is also possible to include only a subset of the files below
- if the functionality you are after is covered by them.
- */
- #ifndef WWWRULES_H
- #define WWWRULES_H
- /*
- */
- #ifdef __cplusplus
- extern "C" {
- #endif
- /*
- RULE FILE MANAGEMENT
- Another way to initialize applications is to use a rule file, also known as a
- configuration file. This is for example the case with the W3C httpd and the W3C Line
- Mode Browser. This module provides basic support for configuration file management and
- the application can use this is desired. The module is not referred to by the Library.
- Reading a rule file is implemented as a stream converter so that a rule file can come
- from anywhere, even across the network!
- */
- #include "HTRules.h"
- /*
- PROXIES AND GATEWAYS
- Applications do not have to provide native support for all protocols, they can in many
- situations rely on the support of proxies and gateways to help doing the job. Proxy
- servers are often used to carry client requests through a firewall where they can
- provide services like corporate caching and other network optimizations. Both Proxy
- servers and gateways can serve as "protocol translators" which can convert a request in
- the main Web protocol, HTTP, to an equivalent request in another protocol, for example
- NNTP, FTP, or Gopher. In case a proxy server or a gateway is available to the
- application, it can therefore by use of HTTP forward all requests to for example a
- proxy server which then handle the communications with the remote server, for example
- using FTP about the document and return it to the application (proxy client) using
- HTTP.
- */
- #include "HTProxy.h"
- /*
- End of application specific modules
- */
- #ifdef __cplusplus
- } /* end extern C definitions */
- #endif
- #endif
- /*
- End of WWWRules declaration */