Lines Matching full:transaction
26 // Represents a single HTTP transaction (i.e., a single request/response pair).
31 // Stops any pending IO and destroys the transaction object.
34 // Starts the HTTP transaction (i.e., sends the HTTP request).
36 // Returns OK if the transaction could be started synchronously, which means
40 // the transaction could not be started.
43 // request_info object alive until Destroy is called on the transaction.
45 // NOTE: The transaction is not responsible for deleting the callback object.
52 // Restarts the HTTP transaction, ignoring the last error. This call can
60 // NOTE: The transaction is not responsible for deleting the callback object.
64 // Restarts the HTTP transaction with a client certificate.
68 // Restarts the HTTP transaction with authentication credentials.
73 // this value anytime Start() completes: if it is true, the transaction
80 // Once response info is available for the transaction, response data may be
88 // the error. Any other negative return value indicates that the transaction
91 // NOTE: The transaction is not responsible for deleting the callback object.
92 // If the operation is not completed immediately, the transaction must acquire
102 // work only if Start returns success and the underlying transaction supports
109 // Called to tell the transaction that we have successfully reached the end
112 // transaction is busy processing a previous operation (like a pending Read).
118 // Returns the response info for this transaction or NULL if the response
122 // Returns the load state for this transaction.
