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NS:http._HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS |
HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS (http.h) |
Contains headers sent with an HTTP request. |
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http\http_request_headers.htm |
http |
a87b9c9c-cba1-4453-a300-7af35da944c9 |
12/05/2018 |
*PHTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS structure [HTTP], PHTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, PHTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS structure pointer [HTTP], _http_http_request_headers, http.http_request_headers, http/HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, http/PHTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS |
http.h |
Windows |
Windows Vista, Windows XP with SP2 [desktop apps only] |
Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only] |
Windows |
HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, *PHTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS |
19H1 |
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The HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS structure contains headers sent with an HTTP request.
A number of unknown headers sent with the HTTP request. This number is the size of the array pointed to by the pUnknownHeaders member.
A pointer to an array of HTTP_UNKNOWN_HEADER structures. This array contains one structure for each of the unknown headers sent in the HTTP request.
This member is reserved and must be zero.
This member is reserved and must be NULL.
Fixed-size array of HTTP_KNOWN_HEADER structures. The HTTP_HEADER_ID enumeration provides a mapping from header types to array indexes. If a known header of a given type is included in the HTTP request, the array element at the index that corresponds to that type specifies the header value. Those elements of the array for which no corresponding headers are present contain a zero-valued RawValueLength member. Use RawValueLength to determine the end of the header string pointed to by pRawValue, rather than relying on the string to have a terminating null.