Initializes a new instance of the Response class

Adds Http header

Appends cookie to the response

Cancels the buffered content. Throws if the response is not Buffered

Deterministically disposes object. DO NOT OVERRIDE this method, override Destructor() instead

Checks to see whether object dispose started or has already been disposed and throws an exception if Dispose() was called

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE. Flushes the internally buffered content

Provides access to client state object which gets persisted as a cookie. Client states need to be used instead of cookies because of some HttpListener+Browser limitations that can not parse multiple cookies set into one Set-Cookie header

Provides access to client state object which gets persisted as a cookie. Client states need to be used instead of cookies because of some HttpListener+Browser limitations that can not parse multiple cookies set into one Set-Cookie header

Returns output stream for direct output and marks response as beeing written into

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Configures response with redirect status and headers. This method DOES NOT ABORT the work pipeline,so the processing of filters and handlers continues unless 'work.Aborted = true' is issued in code. See also 'RedirectAndAbort(url)'

Configures response with redirect status and headers. This method also aborts the work pipeline,so the processing of filters and handlers does not continue. See also 'Redirect(url)'

Provides access to client state object which gets persisted as a cookie. Client states need to be used instead of cookies because of some HttpListener+Browser limitations that can not parse multiple cookies set into one Set-Cookie header. Pass null for value to delete the var form the collection. The values are generally expected to be base64 encoded by the caller

Sets headers so all downstream, layers (browsers, proxies) do not cache response. If Force==true(default) then overrides existing headers with no cache. Returns true when headers were set

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Writes an object into response as string

Writes a string into response

Write the file to the client so client can download it. May set Buffered=false to use chunked encoding for big files

Writes an object as JSON. Does nothing if object is null

Writes an object into response as string

Writes a string into response

Write the contents of the stream to the client so client can download it. May set Buffered=false to use chunked encoding for big files

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Determines whether the content is buffered locally. This property can not be set after the response has been written to

Returns true if current request processing cycle has changed the client var

Http content type

Indicates whether this object was already disposed - the Dispose() has finished

Indicates whether this object Dispose() has been called and dispose started but not finished yet

Gets/sets content encoding

Returns http headers of the response

Http status code

Http status description

Returns true if some output has been performed