src/DotNetOpenAuth/Messaging/IDirectedProtocolMessage.cs

   1 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
   2 // <copyright file="IDirectedProtocolMessage.cs" company="Andrew Arnott">
   3 //     Copyright (c) Andrew Arnott. All rights reserved.
   4 // </copyright>
   5 //-----------------------------------------------------------------------
   6
   7 namespace DotNetOpenAuth.Messaging {
   8         using System;
   9
  10         /// <summary>
  11         /// Implemented by messages that have explicit recipients
  12         /// (direct requests and all indirect messages).
  13         /// </summary>
  14         public interface IDirectedProtocolMessage : IProtocolMessage {
  15                 /// <summary>
  16                 /// Gets the preferred method of transport for the message.
  17                 /// </summary>
  18                 /// <remarks>
  19                 /// For indirect messages this will likely be GET+POST, which both can be simulated in the user agent:
  20                 /// the GET with a simple 301 Redirect, and the POST with an HTML form in the response with javascript
  21                 /// to automate submission.
  22                 /// </remarks>
  23                 HttpDeliveryMethods HttpMethods { get; }
  24
  25                 /// <summary>
  26                 /// Gets the URL of the intended receiver of this message.
  27                 /// </summary>
  28                 Uri Recipient { get; }
  29         }
  30 }