matlab.net.http.field.GenericParameterizedField Class

obj = GenericParameterizedField(name,value) creates an HTTP header field with the Name property set to name and the Value property set to value. If value is a string or character vector, then value is used as is. Otherwise, MATLAB^® attempts to convert it to a string.

value should contain a type and semicolon-separated list of parameters in the following form, where type is the value of the Type property and each param=value defines a parameter. However, MATLAB does not enforce this syntax of value.

type; param1=value1; param2=value2; param3=value3; ...

If value is an Nx2 string matrix, each row of the matrix represents a param=value parameter of the field, in the form:

""     type
param1 value1
param2 value2

Any row with an empty name appears in the field as a value without a name. Normally the first row is the Type. When using this form of the constructor, MATLAB checks that the param names and the type are legal tokens. For param=value pairs, MATLAB quotes values that contain reserved characters, if they are not already quoted, and escapes double-quotes.

The type is optional. If not set, then it can be set later using the Type property or by calling the method setParameter(obj,"",type).

obj = GenericParameterizedField(name,type,Name,Value) creates a header field with the Type property set to type and parameters with additional options specified by one or more Name,Value pair arguments.

This syntax is roughly the same as specifying the following string matrix argument:

obj = GenericParameterizedField(NAME, ["" TYPE; PARAM1 VALUE1; PARAM2 VALUE2; ...])