Base structure.
optionally filter cookies for the request return a cef_cookie_access_filter_t object. The |request| object cannot not be modified in this callback.
Called on the IO thread before a resource is loaded. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. To allow the resource to load using the default network loader return NULL. To specify a handler for the resource return a cef_resource_handler_t object. The |request| object cannot not be modified in this callback.
Called on the IO thread to optionally filter resource response content. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. |request| and |response| represent the request and response respectively and cannot be modified in this callback.
Called on the IO thread before a resource request is loaded. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. To redirect or change the resource load optionally modify |request|. Modification of the request URL will be treated as a redirect. Return RV_CONTINUE to continue the request immediately. Return RV_CONTINUE_ASYNC and call cef_callback_t functions at a later time to continue or cancel the request asynchronously. Return RV_CANCEL to cancel the request immediately.
Called on the IO thread to handle requests for URLs with an unknown protocol component. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. |request| cannot be modified in this callback. Set |allow_os_execution| to true (1) to attempt execution via the registered OS protocol handler, if any. SECURITY WARNING: YOU SHOULD USE THIS METHOD TO ENFORCE RESTRICTIONS BASED ON SCHEME, HOST OR OTHER URL ANALYSIS BEFORE ALLOWING OS EXECUTION.
Called on the IO thread when a resource load has completed. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. |request| and |response| represent the request and response respectively and cannot be modified in this callback. |status| indicates the load completion status. |received_content_length| is the number of response bytes actually read. This function will be called for all requests, including requests that are aborted due to CEF shutdown or destruction of the associated browser. In cases where the associated browser is destroyed this callback may arrive after the cef_life_span_handler_t::OnBeforeClose callback for that browser. The cef_frame_t::IsValid function can be used to test for this situation, and care should be taken not to call |browser| or |frame| functions that modify state (like LoadURL, SendProcessMessage, etc.) if the frame is invalid.
Called on the IO thread when a resource load is redirected. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. The |request| parameter will contain the old URL and other request-related information. The |response| parameter will contain the response that resulted in the redirect. The |new_url| parameter will contain the new URL and can be changed if desired. The |request| and |response| objects cannot be modified in this callback.
Called on the IO thread when a resource response is received. The |browser| and |frame| values represent the source of the request, and may be NULL for requests originating from service workers or cef_urlrequest_t. To allow the resource load to proceed without modification return false (0). To redirect or retry the resource load optionally modify |request| and return true (1). Modification of the request URL will be treated as a redirect. Requests handled using the default network loader cannot be redirected in this callback. The |response| object cannot be modified in this callback.
Implement this structure to handle events related to browser requests. The functions of this structure will be called on the IO thread unless otherwise indicated.