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In addition, the following operations identify specific types of Cache-Control
headers. See RFC 2616 for details on these header types.
Operations That Evaluate Cache-Control Headers
HTTP Header Operation Description
Cache-Control header.
NAME(integer)Returns as a text value the name of the Cache-Control
header that corresponds to the nth component in a
name-value list, as specified by integer.
The index of the name-value component is 0-based. If
the index that is specified by the integer argument is
greater than the number of components in the list, a
zero-length text object is returned.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.name(3).
contains("some_text")
Cache-Control header.
IS_INVALID Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
is not present in the request or response.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_invalid
Cache-Control header.
IS_PRIVATE Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
has the value Private.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_private
Cache-Control header.
IS_PUBLIC Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
has the value Private.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_public
Cache-Control header.
IS_NO_STORE Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
has the value No-Store.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_no_store
Cache-Control header.
IS_NO_CACHE Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
has the value No-Cache.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_no_cache
Cache-Control header.
IS_MAX_AGE Returns a Boolean TRUE if the Cache-Control header
has the value Max-Age.
Following is an example:
http.req.cache_control.is_max_age