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OCR: Figure 2 HttpFilterProc Return Values Value Description SF_STATUS_REQ FINISHED The request is finished. . The server needs to close the session with the client SF STATUS REQ FINISHED_KEEP_CONN Just like SF_STATUS_REQ FINISHED, except that if the Keep-Alive option was negotiated the session should stay open. SF_STATUS REQ NEXT, NOTIFICATION If more than one filter is installed, the next filter in the chain should be called. For example, if a fiker handles raw reads or writes (to do custom data encoding ;, for instance), then after changing the raw data the next filter should be called fto check certain custom headers, for instance !. SF_STATUS_REQ_HANDLED NOTIFICATION The notification was handled by this filter, Other notifications should not be called for the same request. SF_STATUS_REQ_ERROR. an error occurred in the filter. The filter should obtain an error code (usually via GetLust Error) and pass it to the client. The server will alert the HTTP session il HttpFilterProc. returns this value. SF STATUS REQ READ NEXT The filter is an opaque stream filter, reading large amounts of data from the server. This value indicates to the server that the filter did not read all of the data. The server should post another road notification to the filter so the filter can continue reading ciutat.