ewk_security_origin.h File Reference

Security Origin API. More...

#include <Eina.h>

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Typedefs
typedef struct EwkObject	Ewk_Security_Origin

Functions
EAPI const char *	ewk_security_origin_host_get (const Ewk_Security_Origin *o)
EAPI uint32_t	ewk_security_origin_port_get (const Ewk_Security_Origin *o)
EAPI const char *	ewk_security_origin_protocol_get (const Ewk_Security_Origin *o)

Detailed Description

Security Origin API.

Security Origin is the mechanism that defines the access limits of a website. Based on information such as domain, protocol and port, you can or cannot grant authorization for accessing data and performing certain tasks.

Typedef Documentation

typedef struct EwkObject Ewk_Security_Origin

Declare Ewk_Security_Origin as Ewk_Object.

See Also

Ewk_Object

Function Documentation

EAPI const char* ewk_security_origin_host_get

(

const Ewk_Security_Origin *

o)

Returns the host of the security origin.

Parameters

o	security origin object

Returns

the host domain pointer or NULL if there is not a host scheme. This pointer is guaranteed to be eina_stringshare, so whenever possible save yourself from cpu cycles and use eina_stringshare_ref() instead of eina_stringshare_add() or strdup().

EAPI uint32_t ewk_security_origin_port_get

(

const Ewk_Security_Origin *

o)

Returns the port of the security origin.

Parameters

o	security origin object

Returns

the port number or 0 if there is not a proper security origin scheme

EAPI const char* ewk_security_origin_protocol_get

(

const Ewk_Security_Origin *

o)

Returns the protocol of the security origin.

Parameters

o	security origin object

Returns

the protocol scheme pointer or NULL if there is not a protocol scheme. This pointer is guaranteed to be eina_stringshare, so whenever possible save yourself from cpu cycles and use eina_stringshare_ref() instead of eina_stringshare_add() or strdup().