pub struct ResponseHeader {
    pub provider: ProviderId,
    pub session: u64,
    pub content_type: BodyType,
    pub opcode: Opcode,
    pub status: ResponseStatus,
}
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A native representation of the response header.

Fields that are not relevant for application development (e.g. magic number) are not copied across from the raw header.

Fields

provider: ProviderId

Provider ID value

session: u64

Session handle

content_type: BodyType

Content type: defines how the request body should be processed.

opcode: Opcode

Opcode of the operation to perform.

status: ResponseStatus

Response status of the request.

Trait Implementations

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Conversion from RequestHeader to ResponseHeader is useful for when reversing data flow, from handling a request to handling a response.

Performs the conversion.

Conversion from native to raw response header.

This is required in order to bring the contents of the header in a state which can be serialized.

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Conversion from the raw to native response header.

This conversion must be done before a Response value can be populated.

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

Performs the conversion.

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