HttpParserStateFlagsValue

Members

• None None = 0
  Indicates that there are no special parsing flags set. This is the default state.
• ConnectionOpen ConnectionOpen = 1
  Indicates that the underlying connection is currently open and can be reused.
• KeepAlive KeepAlive = 2
  Indicates that the connection should be kept alive after the current request/response.
• Close Close = 4
  Indicates that the connection should be closed after the current request/response.
• Upgrade Upgrade = 8
  Indicates that the connection is being upgraded to a different protocol (e.g., WebSockets).
• TransferEncodingChunked TransferEncodingChunked = 16
  Indicates that the transfer encoding is chunked, meaning the data is sent in chunks.
• TransferEncodingGZip TransferEncodingGZip = 32
  Indicates that the transfer encoding is GZip, meaning the data is compressed using GZip.
• TransferEncodingDeflate TransferEncodingDeflate = 64
  Indicates that the transfer encoding is Deflate, meaning the data is compressed using Deflate.
• TransferEncodingIdentity TransferEncodingIdentity = 128
  Indicates that the transfer encoding is identity, meaning the data is not encoded.
• TransferEncodingUnknown TransferEncodingUnknown = 256
  Indicates that the transfer encoding is unknown or not supported.

Remarks

The HttpParserStateFlagsValue enumeration is used internally by the .NET HTTP client stack to manage the state of an HTTP connection and the parsing of incoming data. These flags help in determining how to handle the connection, whether to keep it alive, if the data is compressed, and other relevant parsing details.

See Also

• System.Net.Http.Headers Namespace
• HttpParser Class (Hypothetical, for context)