ltm rule namespace HTTP

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HTTP
       Namespace HTTP

DESCRIPTION
       iRules feature many commands that are specifically designed to query for or manipulate certain types of HTTP
       headers and data. Data manipulation in this case refers to inserting, replacing, and removing data, as well as
       setting certain values found in headers and cookies.

       Associated Events
	    * HTTP_CLASS_FAILED - Triggered when an HTTP request is made to a virtual server with at least one HTTP
       class configured. and the request does not match the filters of any HTTP class (discontinued in 11.4+ - See
       SOL14381).
	    * HTTP_CLASS_SELECTED - Triggered when an HTTP request matches an HTTP class (discontinued in 11.4+ - See
       SOL14381).
	    * HTTP_DISABLED - triggered when HTTP is disabled
	    * HTTP_PROXY_REQUEST - Triggered when a virtual server has proxy-mode explicit
	    * HTTP_PROXY_CONNECT - Triggered when a virtual server has a HTTP_PROXY_CONNECT profile, on a proxy-
       chaining CONNECT.
	    * HTTP_PROXY_RESPONSE - Triggered when a virtual server has a HTTP_PROXY_CONNECT profile, on a proxy-
       chaining response.
	    * HTTP_REJECT - Triggered when HTTP aborts the connection
	    * HTTP_REQUEST - Triggered when the system fully parses the complete client HTTP request headers.
	    * HTTP_REQUEST_DATA - Triggered when an HTTP::collect command has collected the specified amount of
       request data.
	    * HTTP_REQUEST_SEND - Triggered immediately before an HTTP request is sent to the server-side TCP stack.
	    * HTTP_RESPONSE - Triggered when the system parses all of the response status and header lines from the
       server response.
	    * HTTP_RESPONSE_CONTINUE - Triggered whenever the system receives a 100 Continue response from the
       server.
	    * HTTP_RESPONSE_DATA - Triggered when an HTTP::collect command has collected the specified amount of
       response data.
	    * HTTP_REQUEST_RELEASE - Triggered when the system is about to release HTTP data on the serverside of the
       connection.
	    * HTTP_RESPONSE_RELEASE - Triggered when the system is about to release HTTP data on the clientside of
       the connection.

       Related Information
	  See also the CACHE, COMPRESS, and ONECONNECT commands.

HINTS
SEE ALSO
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