Header Class
Definition
Important
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The 48-byte, fixed size, header prefaces every payload. The header must always have the same shape, regardless of if its payload is a request, response, or content.It is a period-delimited ASCII-encoded string terminated with a newline.All headers must have these segments, and all values must be zero padded to fill the correct number of bytes: |Title Size Description |Type 1 byte ASCII-encoded char. Describes the format of the payload(request, response, stream, etc.) |Delimiter 1 byte ASCII period character. |Length 6 bytes ASCII-encoded decimal. Size in bytes of this payload in ASCII decimal, not including the header. Zero padded. |Delimiter 1 byte ASCII period character. |ID 36 bytes ASCII-encoded hex. GUID (Request ID, Stream ID, etc.). |Delimiter 1 byte ASCII period character. |End 1 byte ASCII ‘0’ or ‘1’. Signals the end of a payload or multi-part payload. |Terminator 1 byte Hardcoded to \n . ex: A.000168.68e999ca-a651-40f4-ad8f-3aaf781862b4.1\n end example.
public class Headertype Header = classPublic Class Header- Inheritance
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Header
Constructors
| Header() |
Properties
| End |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the 1 byte ASCII value is ‘0’ or ‘1’. Signals the end of a payload or multi-part payload. |
| Id |
Gets or sets the 36 bytes ASCII-encoded hex. GUID (Request ID, Stream ID, etc.). |
| PayloadLength |
Gets or sets the 6 bytes ASCII-encoded decimal. Size in bytes of this payload in ASCII decimal, not including the header. Zero padded. |
| Type |
Gets or sets the 1 byte ASCII-encoded char. Describes the format of the payload(request, response, stream, etc.). |