WSHelper variables and records

The WSHelper library defines WSHelper.WSQueryType as a dynamic array:

PUBLIC TYPE WSQueryType DYNAMIC ARRAY OF RECORD
    name  STRING,
    value STRING
  END RECORD

The fields of the record are:

1. name is the name of the query argument.
2. value is the value of the query argument.

See WSHelper.SplitQueryString and Examples using com.HTTPServiceRequest methods for examples using this record.

The WSHelper library defines WSHelper.WSServerCookiesType as a dynamic array:

PUBLIC TYPE WSServerCookiesType DYNAMIC ARRAY OF RECORD
    name      STRING, # Cookie name
    value     STRING, # Cookie value
    path      STRING, # Cookie path (or null)
    domain    STRING, # Cookie domain (or null)
    expires   DATETIME YEAR TO SECOND, # Cookie expiration date (or null)
    httpOnly  BOOLEAN,
    secure    BOOLEAN
    sameSite  STRING # Lax (default), Strict, or None (requires secure)
  END RECORD

The fields of the record are:

1. name is the name of the cookie to be set. This field is mandatory. It will be URL-encoded on the wire.
2. value is the value of the cookie to be set. This field is mandatory. It will be URL-encoded on the wire.
3. path is the main path the cookie has to be set for. Any path containing that main path will then return the cookie. If no name is set, the cookie will be set by the path the client has provided.
4. domain: the domain (hostname) or sub-domain (ex: .strasbourg.4js.com) the cookie will be set on client side. If not set, the domain will be the hostname provided by the client.
5. expires: a DATETIME YEAR TO SECOND (on local time) from when that cookie will expire, and thus not be sent by the client anymore. If NULL, the cookie is called session cookie and will be sent as long as the client keeps the session open.
6. http_only is set to TRUE if the cookie is only for the HTTP layer, FALSE if cookie can be accessible in JavaScript.
7. secure: true if cookie must only be sent in HTTPS, false for HTTP and HTTPS.
8. sameSite: is the value that defines security from cross-site attacks when cookies are used. Three values are possibles for sending cookies to other sites: "Strict", "Lax", or "None". The default is "Lax". If NULL, the default "Lax" is used.

See com.HTTPServiceRequest.setResponseCookies and Examples using com.HTTPServiceRequest methods for examples using this record.