The HTTPProvider Object's Properties, Part II

Sets/returns the RECEIVED stream as a string. Use SaveReceivedStreamToFile to save the received stream into a file.

Sets/returns the SEND stream as a string.

Returns the header elements as a string. The header elements are separated on different lines.

Returns the length of the received content stream.

Returns the MIME content type of the received content stream.

Returns the size of the content stream sent to the server. Can be used to display progress during asynchronous GET operations. The ContentLength property value can be used to get the total length of the incoming content stream.

Returns the size of the content stream received from the server. Can be used to display progress during asynchronous POST operations. The ContentLength property value can be used to get the total length of the incoming content stream.

Returns the most recent response content block when content stream is sent already.

Returns the HTTP request status. This is a 3-digit integer result of the attempt to parse and satisfy the request. See below the table of status codes.

Returns the reason phrase which is a short textual description of the status codes. The status codes are intended for automatic script manipulation, while the status phrases are needed for humans. The following table shows all status codes and their corresponding reason phrases:

StatusCode	ReasonPhrase
200	OK
201	Created
202	Accepted
204	No Content
301	Moved Permanently
302	Moved Temporarily
304	Not Modified
400	Bad Request
401	Unauthorized
403	Forbidden
404	Not Found
500	Internal Server Error
501	Not Implemented
502	Bad Gateway
503	Service Unavailable