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Class used to make a URL request. URL requests are not associated with a browser instance so no client handler callbacks will be executed. URL requests can be created on any valid CEF thread in either the browser or render process. Once created the methods of the URL request object must be accessed on the same thread that created it.
The WebRequest example can be found in the wxpython-response.py script on Linux.
| Parameter | Type |
|---|---|
| request | Request |
| handler | WebRequestClient |
| Return | static WebRequest |
You cannot instantiate WebRequest class directly, use this static
method instead by calling cefpython.WebRequest.Create().
The first parameter is a Request object that needs to be created
by calling cefpython.Request.CreateRequest().
The WebRequestClient handler is a python class that implements the WebRequestClient callbacks.
You must keep a strong reference to the WebRequest object during the request, otherwise it gets destroyed and the WebRequestClient callbacks won't get called.
| Return | Request |
Returns the request object used to create this URL request. The returned object is read-only and should not be modified.
| Return | RequestStatus |
Returns the request status. RequestStatus can be one of:
cefpython.WebRequest.Status["Unknown"] - Unknown status.
cefpython.WebRequest.Status["Success"] - Request succeeded.
cefpython.WebRequest.Status["Pending"] - An IO request is pending, and the caller will be informed when it is completed.
cefpython.WebRequest.Status["Canceled"] - Request was canceled programatically.
cefpython.WebRequest.Status["Failed"] - Request failed for some reason.
| Return | NetworkError |
Returns the request error if status is "Canceled" or "Failed", or 0
otherwise.
| Return | Response |
Returns the response, or None if no response information is available.
Response information will only be available after the upload has completed.
The returned object is read-only and should not be modified.
| Return | void |
Cancel the request.