Proccess directives. Defined in rfc 3841 9.1.
Declaration Syntax| C# | Visual Basic | Visual C++ | F# |
public enum DirectiveType
Public Enumeration DirectiveType
public enum class DirectiveType
type DirectiveType
Members| Member | Description |
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| Proxy |
This directive indicates whether the caller would like each server to proxy request.
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| Redirect |
This directive indicates whether the caller would like each server to redirect request.
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| Cancel |
This directive indicates whether the caller would like each proxy server to send a CANCEL
request to forked branches.
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| NoCancel |
This directive indicates whether the caller would NOT want each proxy server to send a CANCEL
request to forked branches.
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| Fork |
This type of directive indicates whether a proxy should fork a request.
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| NoFork |
This type of directive indicates whether a proxy should proxy to only a single address.
The server SHOULD proxy the request to the "best" address (generally the one with the highest q-value).
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| Recurse |
This directive indicates whether a proxy server receiving a 3xx response should send
requests to the addresses listed in the response.
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| NoRecurse |
This directive indicates whether a proxy server receiving a 3xx response should forward
the list of addresses upstream towards the caller.
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| Parallel |
This directive indicates whether the caller would like the proxy server to proxy
the request to all known addresses at once.
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| Sequential |
This directive indicates whether the caller would like the proxy server to go through
all known addresses sequentially, contacting the next address only after it has received
a non-2xx or non-6xx final response for the previous one.
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| Queue |
This directive indicates whether if the called party is temporarily unreachable, caller
wants to have its call queued.
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| NoQueue |
This directive indicates whether if the called party is temporarily unreachable, caller
don't want its call to be queued.
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