It provides a MediaApp two types of requests: check data availability and request data. It won't be sent in a packet so we don't need copy().
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It provides a MediaApp two types of requests: check data availability and request data. It won't be sent in a packet so we don't need copy().
char name_[HTTP_MAXURLLEN]
int layer_
u_int st_
u_int et_
Application* app_
MediaRequest(int rc)
MediaRequest(const MediaRequest& r)
virtual AppData* copy()
int request()
int st()
int et()
int datasize()
int layer()
const char* name()
Application* app()
void set_st(int d)
void set_et(int d)
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