Namespace Dapplo.HttpExtensions

This is the default implementation of the IHttpBehaviour, see IHttpBehaviour for details Most values are initialized via the HttpExtensionsGlobals

Extensions for the HttpClient class

Extensions for the HttpContent

These are the globals for some of the important configurable settings When a HttpBehaviour is created, some of the values from here will be copied. (unless diffently specified)

Extensions for the HttpRequestMessage class

This container can be used to get the details of a response. It also makes it possible to process the error information, and eventually do something different. You can specify your own container, by using the HttpAttribute.

Extensions for the HttpResponseMessage class

Represents the json array.

Represents the json object.

Misc extensions

This class encodes and decodes JSON strings. Spec. details, see http://www.json.org/

JSON uses Arrays and Objects. These correspond here to the datatypes JsonArray(IList

Uri extension which perform an action

Uri extensions which modify an Uri (return a new one)

Uri extensions which help with parsing

This interface extends the IHttpBehaviour but makes it possible to change the values. A use-case would be to call Clone on the IHttpBehaviour and modify the settings, return/assign the new value to a IHttpBehaviour This would be needed to pass the IHttpBehaviour via a CallContext.

The IHttpBehaviour is used to control the behaviour of all operations in the HttpExtensions library.

This interface is used for all

Interface for the global settings, as the DefaultValue attributes are set this CAN be used with Dapplo.Config.
Best example would be:
[IniSection("Network"), Display(Description = "Network / HTTP Settings")]
public interface IHttpConfig : IHttpSettings, IIniSection {
}
(Yes, it's can be empty, the settings are in the IHttpSettings interface) and than assign the generated instance to HttpExtensionsGlobals

This interface makes it possible to change the Json serializer which is used for de- serializing JSON. As a default implementation is used, using SimpleJson.