Lines Matching refs:request
43 explicit URLRequestJob(URLRequest* request);
45 // Returns the request that owns this job. THIS POINTER MAY BE NULL if the
46 // request was destroyed.
47 URLRequest* request() const {
55 // Sets extra request headers for Job types that support request headers.
85 // Called to detach the request from this Job. Results in the Job being
86 // killed off eventually. The job must not use the request pointer any more.
101 // Called to fetch the charset for this request. Only makes sense for some
117 // Called to fetch the encoding types for this request. Only makes sense for
118 // some types of requests. Returns true on success. Calling this on a request
135 // Find out if this is a response to a request that advertised an SDCH
139 // Called to setup stream filter for this request. An example of filter is
173 // Resend the request with authentication credentials.
182 // Continue processing the request ignoring the last error.
188 // NotifyDone on the request.
205 // Whether we have processed the response for that request yet.
226 // Notifies the request that the job has completed a Read operation.
229 // Notifies the request that a start error has occurred.
232 // NotifyDone marks when we are done with a request. It is really
234 // job tracking. It should be called once per request, when the job is
247 // Notifies the job the request should be restarted.
257 // If async IO is pending, the status of the request will be
265 // Reads filtered data from the request. Returns true if successful,
267 // return data, this call can issue a new async IO request under
275 // At or near destruction time, a derived class may request that the filters
281 // The request that initiated this job. This value MAY BE NULL if the
282 // request was released by DetachRequest().
324 // NotifyDone so that it is kept in sync with the request.
385 // The request time may not be available when we are being destroyed, so we
