gecko-dev/netwerk/cache/public/nsINetDataCacheManager.idl

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/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*-
*
* The contents of this file are subject to the Netscape Public License
* Version 1.0 (the "NPL"); you may not use this file except in
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*
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* for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the
* NPL.
*
* The Initial Developer of this code under the NPL is Netscape
* Communications Corporation. Portions created by Netscape are
* Copyright (C) 1998 Netscape Communications Corporation. All Rights
* Reserved.
*/
#include "nsISupports.idl"
interface nsISimpleEnumerator;
interface nsICachedNetData;
interface nsINetDataCache;
interface nsINetDataDiskCache;
interface nsIURI;
/**
* The network-response cache manager is partly responsible for the caching of
* content and associated metadata that has been retrieved via the network.
* (The remaining responsibility for caching lies with individual network
* protocol handlers.)
*
* The cache manager supervises the actions of individual cache components,
* such as the memory cache, the disk cache and any extension caches, e.g. a
* read-only CD-ROM cache. It also manages the coalescing of multiple,
* simultaneous requests for the same URI. That is, if a cache entry fill is
* in progress while a second request is made for the same URI, the cache
* manager will seamlessly splice together the streams from the stored disk
* content and the content inbound from the network.
*
* @See nsINetDataCache
* @See nsICachedNetData
*/
[scriptable, uuid(71c8ab00-6d5c-11d3-90c8-000064657374)]
interface nsINetDataCacheManager : nsISupports
{
/**
* Flag for the GetCachedNetData() method: If set, the memory cache is
* neither searched nor will any data be stored into it. This might be
* appropriate, for example, with images, because they have their own
* memory cache for storing *decoded* images.
*/
const unsigned long BYPASS_MEMORY_CACHE = 1 << 0;
/**
* Flag for the GetCachedNetData() method: If set, the disk cache is
* neither searched nor will any be data stored into it. No extension
* caches be searched either. This might be used to avoid leaving
* persistent records of secure data.
*/
const unsigned long BYPASS_PERSISTENT_CACHE = 1 << 1;
/**
* Fetch the cache entry record for the given URI. If one does not exist,
* create a new, empty record. The normal search order for caches is:
* + Memory cache
* + Disk cache
* + All extension caches
*
* When writing, data is typically stored in both the memory cache and the
* disk. Both the search order and this write policy can be modified by
* setting one or more of the flag argument bits, as defined above.
*
* The optionally-NULL secondaryKey argument can be used for form
* post data in the case of HTTP.
*/
nsICachedNetData getCachedNetData(in nsIURI uri,
[size_is(secondaryKeyLength)] in string secondaryKey,
in PRUint32 secondaryKeyLength,
in PRUint32 flags);
/**
* Returns true if cached content is available for the given URI, even if
* only partial data is stored. The flags argument behaves the same as for
* the GetCachedNetData() method, above.
*/
boolean contains(in nsIURI uri,
[size_is(secondaryKeyLength)] in string secondaryKey,
in PRUint32 secondaryKeyLength,
in PRUint32 flags);
/**
* Total number of unexpired URI entries stored in all caches. This number
* does not take into account duplicate URIs, e.g. because the memory cache
* and the disk cache might each contain an entry for the same URI.
*/
readonly attribute PRUint32 numEntries;
/**
* Enumerate the unexpired URI entries stored in all caches. Some URIs may
* be enumerated more than once, e.g. because the the memory cache and the
* disk cache might each contain an entry for the same URI.
*/
nsISimpleEnumerator newCacheEntryIterator();
/*
* Enumerate all the loaded nsINetDataCache-implementing cache modules.
* The first module enumerated will be the memory cache, the second will be
* the disk cache, followed by all the extension caches, in search order.
*/
nsISimpleEnumerator newCacheModuleIterator();
/**
* Retrieve an interface pointer to the distinguished memory cache.
*/
readonly attribute nsINetDataCache memoryCache;
/**
* Retrieve an interface pointer to the distinguished disk cache.
*/
readonly attribute nsINetDataDiskCache diskCache;
/**
* Remove all entries from all writable caches. This could be used, for
* example, after a guest ends a browser session. This is equivalent to
* setting the DiskCacheCapacity to zero, except that all cache entries,
* even those in active use, will be deleted. Also, any global cache
* database files will be deleted.
*/
void RemoveAll();
/**
* Return the number of times that GetCachedNetData() located an
* existing cache entry divided by the number of times
* GetCachedNetData was called.
*/
readonly attribute double hitRatio;
};