internal WebResourceHandler(WebResource webResource)
{
this.webResource = webResource;
this.GetResponseHeaders += new CfxGetResponseHeadersEventHandler(ResourceHandler_GetResponseHeaders);
this.ProcessRequest += new CfxProcessRequestEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ProcessRequest);
this.ReadResponse += new CfxReadResponseEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ReadResponse);
}
internal WebResourceHandler(WebResource webResource)
{
this.webResource = webResource;
this.GetResponseHeaders += new CfxGetResponseHeadersEventHandler(ResourceHandler_GetResponseHeaders);
this.Open += WebResourceHandler_Open;
this.Skip += WebResourceHandler_Skip;
this.Read += WebResourceHandler_Read;
}
internal WebResourceHandler(WebResource webResource)
{
gcHandle = GCHandle.Alloc(this);
this.webResource = webResource;
GetResponseHeaders += new CfxGetResponseHeadersEventHandler(ResourceHandler_GetResponseHeaders);
ProcessRequest += new CfxProcessRequestEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ProcessRequest);
ReadResponse += new CfxReadResponseEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ReadResponse);
}
internal WebResourceHandler(WebResource webResource)
{
gcHandle = System.Runtime.InteropServices.GCHandle.Alloc(this);
this.webResource = webResource;
this.GetResponseHeaders += new CfxGetResponseHeadersEventHandler(ResourceHandler_GetResponseHeaders);
this.ProcessRequest += new CfxProcessRequestEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ProcessRequest);
this.ReadResponse += new CfxReadResponseEventHandler(ResourceHandler_ReadResponse);
}
/// <summary>
/// Set a resource to be used for the specified URL.
/// Note that these resources are kept in the memory.
/// If you need to handle a lot of custom web resources,
/// subscribing to RequestHandler.GetResourceHandler
/// and loading from disk on demand
/// might be a better choice.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="url"></param>
/// <param name="resource"></param>
public void SetWebResource(string url, WebResource resource)
{
webResources[url] = resource;
}
