PARSEACTION Enumerated Type

An enumerated type that contains the different options for URL parsing operations.

Syntax

typedef enum _tagPARSEACTION {
    PARSE_CANONICALIZE = 1,
    PARSE_FRIENDLY,
    PARSE_SECURITY_URL,
    PARSE_ROOTDOCUMENT,
    PARSE_DOCUMENT,
    PARSE_ANCHOR,
    PARSE_ENCODE,
    PARSE_DECODE,
    PARSE_PATH_FROM_URL,
    PARSE_URL_FROM_PATH,
    PARSE_MIME,
    PARSE_SERVER,
    PARSE_SCHEMA,
    PARSE_SITE,
    PARSE_DOMAIN,
    PARSE_LOCATION,
    PARSE_SECURITY_DOMAIN
} PARSEACTION;

Constants

PARSE_CANONICALIZE

Canonicalize the URL.

PARSE_FRIENDLY

Retrieve the user-friendly name for the URL.

PARSE_SECURITY_URL

Retrieve the URL that should be used by the security manager to make security decisions. The returned URL should either return just the namespace of the protocol or map the protocol to a known protocol (such as HTTP).

PARSE_ROOTDOCUMENT

Return the URL of the root document for this site.

PARSE_DOCUMENT

Remove the anchor part of the URL.

PARSE_ANCHOR

Remove everything from the URL before the anchor(#).

PARSE_ENCODE

Encode the URL.

PARSE_DECODE

Decode the URL.

PARSE_PATH_FROM_URL

Get the path from the URL, if available.

PARSE_URL_FROM_PATH

Create a URL from the given path.

PARSE_MIME

Return the MIME type of this URL.

PARSE_SERVER

Return the server name.

PARSE_SCHEMA

Retrieve the schema for this URL.

PARSE_SITE

Retrieve the site associated with this URL.

PARSE_DOMAIN

Retrieve the domain associated with this URL.

PARSE_LOCATION

Retrieve the location associated with this URL.

PARSE_SECURITY_DOMAIN

Retrieve the security form of the URL. The returned URL should return a base URL that contains no username, password, directory path, resource, or any other extra information.

Enumerated Type Information

Windows NT	Use version 4.0 and later.
Windows	Use Windows 95 and later.
Header	Declared in Urlmon.h, Urlmon.idl.
Minimum availability	Internet Explorer 3.0

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