Returns the value of the specified cookie.

Returns a dictionary-style object of all Cookie objects the client sent with this request.

Returns a dictionary with the data the web server gave us, like HTTP_HOST or HTTP_USER_AGENT.

Returns the session associated with this request, either as specified by sessionId() or newly created. This is a convenience for transaction.session()

Returns bool: whether or not this request originally contained an expired session ID. Only works if the Application.config setting "IgnoreInvalidSession" is set to 1; otherwise you get a canned error page on an invalid session, so your servlet never gets processed.

Always returns None since authentication is not yet supported. Take from CGI variable REMOTE_USER.

Returns a string containing the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the client that sent the request.

Returns the fully qualified name of the client that sent the request, or the IP address of the client if the name cannot be determined.

This is the URI of the servlet, without any query strings or extra path info

Returns the name of the adapter as it appears in the URL. Example: '/WebKit.cgi' This is useful in special cases when you are constructing URLs. See Testing/Main.py for an example use.

This gives you a file-like object for the data that was sent with the request (e.g., the body of a POST request, or the documented uploaded in a PUT request).

The file might not be rewound to the beginning if there was valid, form-encoded POST data. Pass rewind=1 if you want to be sure you get the entire body of the request.

Returns the query string portion of the URL for this request. Taken from the CGI variable QUERY_STRING.

Returns the request URI, which is the entire URL except for the query string.

Returns the HTTP request method (in all uppercase), typically from the set GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS and TRACE.

Returns a string with the session id specified by the client, or None if there isn't one.