| HTTP-ProxyCheck documentation | Contained in the HTTP-ProxyCheck distribution. |
HTTP::ProxyCheck - a class to check the functionality of HTTP proxy servers.
use HTTP::ProxyCheck;
my $proxy = 'proxy:8080';
my $url = 'http://search.cpan.org/';
my $proxy_check = new HTTP::ProxyCheck(
proxy => $proxy,
url => $url,
answer_size => 'header',
print_error => 0,
)
or die $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error;
print "Trying to connect to '$proxy' and retrieve '$url'\n";
if ( $proxy_check->check() ) {
print "'$proxy' returns:\n\n", $proxy_check->get_answer(), "\n\n";
}
else {
print "Error: ", $proxy_check->get_error(), "\n";
}
HTTP::ProxyCheck is a class to check HTTP proxy servers. It connects to given HTTP proxy servers and tries to retrieve a provided URL through them.
new() is the HTTP::ProxyCheck object constructor.
If an error happens while constructing the object, use
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error to get the error message.
All named attributes of new() are optional.
Attributes
Specifies the address of the proxy server to check. This can also be done with
set_proxy().
The proxy server address has to match the patter 'host:port'. Host and port are
tested whether they are valid. If you want to disable this test, you can set
check_proxy => 0.
Set check_proxy => 0 to disable the check whether the proxy server
address is valid.
The default value of check_proxy is 1 which means, the proxy server
address gets tested.
This attribute can also be set with set_check_proxy().
Specifies the URL to use for the proxy server check. This can also be done
with set_url().
The URL has to be of a valid form, e.g. 'http://search.cpan.org'. It gets
tested whether it is valid. If you want to disable this test, you can set
check_url => 0.
Set check_url => 0 to disable the check whether the URL is valid.
The default value of check_url is 1 which means, the URL gets tested.
This attribute can also be set with set_check_url().
Defines the size of the proxy server answer.
short means that only the HTTP status code, e.g.
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
is returned.
With header the full HTTP header gets returned, e.g.
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 12:19:46 GMT
Server: Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) mod_perl/1.27
Cache-Control: max-age=3600
Expires: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 13:19:46 GMT
Last-Modified: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 12:19:46 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
X-Cache: MISS from search.cpan.org
X-Cache: MISS from hactar.earth.net
X-Cache-Lookup: HIT from hactar.earth.net:8080
Proxy-Connection: close
Use full if you want the HTTP header including the whole data from the
proxy server.
The default value of answer_size is header.
This attribute can also be set with set_answer_size().
Specifies the name of the user agent sent to the proxy.
If you don't specify a user agent, "HTTP::ProxyCheck/1.4" is used.
Set verbose_errors => 1 to enable verbose error messages.
Verbose error messages look like this:
$method failed: $error_message
And non-verbose error messages like this:
$error_message
The default value of verbose_errors is 0.
For more information see "ERROR HANDLING".
Set print_error => 0 to disable that error messages are displayed with
Carp::carp().
The default value of print_error is 1.
For more information see "ERROR HANDLING".
Set raise_error => 1 to enable that error messages are displayed with
Carp::croak() and the program is brought to an end.
The default value of raise_error is 0.
For more information see "ERROR HANDLING".
Return values
Blessed reference
undef
The error message can be retrieved with $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error.
check() does the actual proxy server checking. It connects to a specified
proxy server and tries to get a defined URL through it.
All named attributes of check() are optional, but proxy and url
must be either set as object or method attribute.
Attributes
Defines the proxy server to check.
proxy => $proxy has higher precedence than the object attribute
proxy. It is only used by this method call. It doesn't get saved as object
attribute or changes the object attribute. If you want to do this use
set_proxy().
For more information see "CONSTRUCTOR".
Set check_proxy => 0 to disable the check whether the proxy server
address is valid. If check_proxy => 1 is set the proxy server
address gets tested.
This method attribute has higher precedence than the object attribute
check_proxy. It is only used by this method call. It doesn't get saved as
object attribute or changes the object attribute. If you want to do this use
set_check_proxy().
Defines the URL to use with the proxy server check.
url => $url has higher precedence than the object attribute
url. It is only used by this method call. It doesn't get saved as object
attribute or changes the object attribute. If you want to do this use
set_url().
For more information see "CONSTRUCTOR".
Set check_url => 0 to disable the check whether the URL is valid. If
check_url => 1 is set the URL gets tested.
This method attribute has higher precedence than the object attribute
check_url. It is only used by this method call. It doesn't get saved as
object attribute or changes the object attribute. If you want to do this use
set_check_url().
Defines the size of the proxy server answer.
This method attribute has higher precedence than the object attribute
answer_size. It is only used by this method call. It doesn't get saved as
object attribute or changes the object attribute. If you want to do this use
set_answer_size().
For more information see "CONSTRUCTOR".
Return values
1
The answer of the proxy server can be retrieved with get_answer() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::answer
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_answer() gets the most recent proxy server answer.
The proxy server answer is in the form specified by the answer_size
attribute of the HTTP::ProxyCheck object or the check() method.
For more information see "CONSTRUCTOR".
Return values
$proxy_check->{answer}
This is the most recent proxy server answer.
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_error() gets the most recent error message.
For more information see "ERROR HANDLING".
Return values
$proxy_check->{error}
This is the most recent error message.
get_proxy() gets the current value of the object attribute proxy.
Return values
$proxy_check->{proxy}
This is the current proxy server address.
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
set_proxy() sets the value of the object attribute proxy.
Attributes
The proxy server address has to match the patter 'host:port'. Host and port are
tested whether they are valid. If you want to disable this test, you can set
the object attribute check_proxy => 0 or use set_check_proxy(0).
Return values
1
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_check_proxy() gets the current value of the object attribute check_proxy.
Return values
$proxy_check->{check_proxy}
This is the current value of the check_proxy attribute.
set_check_proxy sets the object attribute check_proxy.
Attributes
Use 0 to disable the check whether the proxy server address is valid and 1
to enable it.
Return values
1
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_url() gets the current value of the object attribute url.
Return values
$proxy_check->{url}
This is the current URL.
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
set_url sets the object attribute url.
Attributes
The URL has to be of a valid form, e.g. 'http://search.cpan.org'. It gets
tested whether it is valid. If you want to disable this test, you can set
the object attribute check_url => 0 or use set_check_url(0).
Return values
1
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_check_url() gets the current value of the object attribute check_url.
Return values
$proxy_check->{check_url}
This is the current value of the check_url attribute.
set_check_url sets the object attribute check_url.
Attributes
Use 0 to disable the check whether the URL is valid and 1 to enable it.
Return values
1
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
get_answer_size() gets the current value of the object attribute answer_size.
Return values
$proxy_check->{answer_size}
This is the current answer size.
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
set_answer_size sets the object attribute answer_size.
Attributes
Defines the size of the proxy server answer. Use either short, header or
full as value.
For more information see "CONSTRUCTOR".
Return values
1
undef
The error message can be retrieved with get_error() or
$HTTP::ProxyCheck::error
HTTP::ProxyCheck has a highly configurable error handling system. It is
configured with the attributes verbose_errors, print_error and
raise_error at object creation:
my $proxy_check = new HTTP::ProxyCheck(
proxy => 'proxy:8080',
url => 'http://search.cpan.org',
verbose_errors => 1,
print_error => 0,
raise_error => 1,
);
Every time you call a method of HTTP::ProxyCheck and an error happens, which
means the method returns undef, the error message can be retrieved with
get_error() or $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error:
$proxy_check->set_answer_size( 'full' )
or die $proxy_check->get_error();
$proxy_check->check()
or die $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error;
If there's an error during the object construction, you can't get the error
message through get_error(). Use $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error instead:
my $proxy_check = new HTTP::ProxyCheck( proxy => 'proxy' )
or die $HTTP::ProxyCheck::error;
The object attribute verbose_errors configures the verbosity of the error
message. Set verbose_errors => 1 to enable verbose error messages and
verbose_errors => 0 to disable verbose error messages.
Verbose error messages look like this:
$method failed: $error_message
And non-verbose error messages like this:
$error_message
The default value of verbose_errors is 0.
With print_error and raise_error you can set the degree of automation of
the error handling.
If print_error is set to 1, the error message is displayed with
Carp::carp(). Set print_error to 0 to disable this feature.
If raise_error is set to 1, the error message is displayed with
Carp::croak() and the program is brought to an end. If raise_error
is set to 0, this feature is disabled.
The default value of print_error is 1 and of raise_error it is 0.
Contact the "AUTHOR".
Unknown
HTTP::ProxyCheck version 1.2
1.4 Thu May 25 10:47:42 CEST 2006
- Added installation instructions to README
1.3 Sun May 7 11:51:50 CEST 2006
- Charles Longeau <chl attuxfamily dot org> made a small patch to
specify the user agent, instead of a fixed "HTTP::ProxyCheck/$VERSION"
one.
1.2 Sat May 8 09:38:02 CEST 2004
- Fix to unset the error message of a previous IO::Socket::INET run
Thanks to Ben Schnopp <ben at schnopp dot com>
1.1 Tue Aug 12 19:45:00 CEST 2003
- rewrote the module
- added better error handling
- updated POD
1.0 Fri Feb 21 17:09:32 CET 2003
- gone stable after detailed testing
- updated POD (synopsis)
0.2 Fri Feb 21 11:57:43 CET 2003
- added check(answer => $type)
- renamed methods to gain more consistency
- updated POD (synopsis, methods)
0.1 Wed Feb 5 14:35:25 CET 2003
- original version
Thomas Weibel
cpan@beeblebrox.net
http://beeblebrox.net/
Copyright (c) 2004 - 2006 Thomas Weibel. All rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
| HTTP-ProxyCheck documentation | Contained in the HTTP-ProxyCheck distribution. |
#=============================================================================== # HTTP::ProxyCheck Version 1.4, Thu May 25 10:47:42 CEST 2006 #=============================================================================== # Copyright (c) 2004 - 2006 Thomas Weibel. All rights reserved. # # This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the same terms as Perl itself. # # More information: See "pod2text ProxyCheck.pm" #=============================================================================== package HTTP::ProxyCheck; use strict; use vars qw($answer $error $VERSION); use warnings; use Validate::Net; use IO::Socket; BEGIN { $VERSION = 1.4; $answer = ''; $error = ''; # Autoflush = True $| = 1; }
sub new { my ( $class, %attr ) = @_; my $self = bless( {%attr}, $class ); if ( $self->_init ) { return $self; } else { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } }
sub check { my ( $self, %attr ) = @_; my ( $check_proxy, $check_url, $proxy, $url, $answer_size, $user_agent ); #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Parse attributes and set defaults #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Set the proxy check attribute if ( defined $attr{check_proxy} ) { $check_proxy = $self->_get_bool( $attr{check_proxy} ); } else { $check_proxy = $self->{check_proxy}; } # Set the URL check attribute if ( defined $attr{check_url} ) { $check_url = $self->_get_bool( $attr{check_url} ); } else { $check_url = $self->{check_url}; } # Set the proxy address if ( defined $attr{proxy} ) { $proxy = $attr{proxy}; unless ( $self->_check_proxy( $proxy, $check_proxy ) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } } elsif ( defined $self->{proxy} ) { $proxy = $self->{proxy}; } else { return $self->_throw( q#No proxy defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or the 'check()' method. You can also set it with 'set_proxy()'.# ); } # Set the URL if ( defined $attr{url} ) { $url = $attr{url}; unless ( $self->_check_url( $url, $check_url ) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } } elsif ( defined $self->{url} ) { $url = $self->{url}; } else { return $self->_throw( q#No url defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or the 'check()' method. You can also set it with 'set_url()'.# ); } # Set the answer size if ( defined $attr{answer_size} ) { $answer_size = $attr{answer_size}; unless ( $self->_check_answer_size($answer_size) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } } elsif ( defined $self->{answer_size} ) { $answer_size = $self->{answer_size}; } else { return $self->_throw( q#No answer_size defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or the 'check()' method. You can also set it with 'set_answer_size()'.# ); } # Set the user agent if ( defined $attr{user_agent} ) { $user_agent = $attr{user_agent}; } elsif ( defined $self->{user_agent} ) { $user_agent = $self->{user_agent}; } else { $user_agent = "HTTP::ProxyCheck/" . $VERSION; } #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Proxy check #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- my ( $i, @answer, $answer, @header, $request, $line, $EOL ); $EOL = "\015\012"; # Fix to unset the error message of a previous IO::Socket::INET run # Thanks to Ben Schnopp <ben at schnopp dot com> undef $@; # Open socket to proxy server my $socket = IO::Socket::INET->new( PeerAddr => $proxy, Proto => 'tcp', Timeout => 5, Type => SOCK_STREAM ); # If there was an error, throw an exception if ($@) { return $self->_throw("Couldn't connect to '$proxy'. $@"); } # Set request $request = <<"REQUEST"; GET $url HTTP/1.0 Referer: None User-Agent: $user_agent Pragma: no-cache REQUEST $request =~ s/\n/\015\012/g; # Print request to the open socket print $socket $request; # Read the answer of the proxy server to an array while ( defined( $line = <$socket> ) ) { $line =~ s/\n//g; push @answer, $line; } $answer = join "\n", @answer; # Throw an exception if the answer is empty unless ( defined $answer && $answer !~ /^\s*$/ ) { return $self->_throw("'$proxy' didn't return anything. Maybe '$proxy' is not the address of a proxy server."); } # Parse the answer according to the requested answer size if ( $answer_size eq 'short' ) { $answer = $answer[0]; } elsif ( $answer_size eq 'header' ) { foreach (@answer) { if ( !/^\s*</ && !/^\s+/ ) { push @header, $_; } else { last; } } $answer = join "\n", @header; } # Throw an exception if the parsed answer is empty unless ( defined $answer && $answer !~ /^\s*$/ ) { return $self->_throw(qq#'$proxy' didn't return a header. Try setting 'answer_size => "full"' as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or the 'check()' method. You can also use 'set_answer_size( "full" )'.#); } close($socket); $self->_set_answer($answer); return 1; }
sub get_answer { my ($self) = @_; unless ( defined $self->{answer} ) { return $self->_throw('No answer returned so far.'); } return $self->{answer}; }
sub get_error { my ($self) = @_; unless ( defined $self->{error} ) { return $self->_throw('No error happened so far.'); } return $self->{error}; }
sub get_proxy { my ($self) = @_; unless ( defined $self->{proxy} ) { $self->_throw( q#No proxy defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or with 'set_proxy()'.# ); } return $self->{proxy}; }
sub set_proxy { my ( $self, $proxy ) = @_; unless ( defined $proxy ) { return $self->_throw('No proxy server defined.'); } # Check the proxy server address unless ( $self->_check_proxy( $proxy, $self->{check_proxy} ) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } $self->{proxy} = $proxy; return 1; }
sub get_check_proxy { my ($self) = @_; return $self->{check_proxy}; }
sub set_check_proxy { my ( $self, $check_proxy ) = @_; unless ( defined $check_proxy ) { return $self->_throw(q#No 'check_proxy' value defined.#); } # Get boolean value for $check_proxy $check_proxy = $self->_get_bool( $check_proxy ); $self->{check_proxy} = $check_proxy; return 1; }
sub get_url { my ($self) = @_; unless ( defined $self->{url} ) { $self->_throw( q#No url defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or with 'set_url()'.# ); } return $self->{url}; }
sub set_url { my ( $self, $url ) = @_; unless ( defined $url ) { return $self->_throw('No URL defined.'); } # Check the URL unless ( $self->_check_url( $url, $self->{check_url} ) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } $self->{url} = $url; return 1; }
sub get_check_url { my ($self) = @_; return $self->{check_url}; }
sub set_check_url { my ( $self, $check_url ) = @_; unless ( defined $check_url ) { return $self->_throw(q#No 'check_url' value defined.#); } # Get boolean value for $check_url $check_url = $self->_get_bool( $check_url ); $self->{check_url} = $check_url; return 1; }
sub get_answer_size { my ($self) = @_; unless ( defined $self->{answer_size} ) { $self->_throw( q#No answer size defined. Set it as attribute of your 'HTTP::ProxyCheck' object or with 'set_answer_size()'.# ); } return $self->{answer_size}; }
sub set_answer_size { my ( $self, $answer_size ) = @_; unless ( defined $answer_size ) { return $self->_throw('No answer size defined.'); } # Check the answer size unless ( $self->_check_answer_size($answer_size) ) { return $self->_throw( $self->{error} ); } $self->{answer_size} = $answer_size; return 1; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _check_proxy() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Checks whether a provided proxy server address complies with the pattern # 'host:port'. # # Attributes # * $proxy # Defines the proxy server address to check. # * $check_proxy # Indicates whether to check the proxy server address or not. Possible # values are # '1' or '0'. # # Return values # * Okay # 1 # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _check_proxy { my ( $self, $proxy, $check_proxy ) = @_; unless ( defined $proxy ) { return undef; } if ($check_proxy) { # Check proxy server address format unless ( $proxy =~ /^(\S*):(\d{1,5})$/ ) { $self->{error} = "The specified proxy server '$proxy' doesn't comply with the pattern 'host:port' e.g. 'proxy:8080'."; return undef; } my $proxyhost = $1; my $proxyport = $2; # Check proxy server host and port unless ( Validate::Net->host($proxyhost) && Validate::Net->port($proxyport) ) { $self->{error} = "The specified proxy server address '$proxy' is invalid. " . Validate::Net->reason() . "."; return undef; } } return 1; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _check_url() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Checks whether a provided URL is a valid URL for HTTP::ProxyCheck e.g. # 'http://search.cpan.org'. # # Attributes # * $url # Defines the URL to check. # * $check_url # Indicates whether to check the URL or not. Possible values are '1' or '0'. # # Return values # * Okay # 1 # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _check_url { my ( $self, $url, $check_url ) = @_; unless ( defined $url ) { return undef; } if ($check_url) { # Check URL format unless ( $url =~ m#^http://([^:/]+)(?::(\d+))?(?:/.*)?# ) { $self->{error} = "The specified URL '$url' doesn't comply with the pattern of a valid URL for HTTP::ProxyCheck e.g. 'http://search.cpan.org'"; return undef; } my $host = $1; my $port = $2; my $invalid_url = "The specified URL '$url' is not valid. "; # Check host and port unless ( Validate::Net->host($host) ) { $self->{error} = $invalid_url . Validate::Net->reason() . "."; return undef; } if ( defined $port ) { unless ( Validate::Net->port($port) ) { $self->{error} = $invalid_url . Validate::Net->reason() . "."; return undef; } } } return 1; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _check_answer_size() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Checks whethera provided answer size is valid. # # Attributes # * $answer_size # Specifies the answer size. Possible values are 'short', 'header' or # 'full'. # # Return values # * Okay # 1 # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _check_answer_size { my ( $self, $answer_size ) = @_; unless ( defined $answer_size ) { return undef; } # The answer size must be either 'short', 'header' or 'full' unless ( $answer_size =~ m/^short|header|full$/ ) { $self->{error} = "The specified answer size '$answer_size' is invalid, use either 'header' or 'full'."; return undef; } return 1; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _throw() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Throws an exeption with a message and optional with a specified return code. # If no return code is specified, 'undef' is returned. # # Attributes # * $message # Defines the error message. # * $return_code # Specifies an optional return code for scalar context (default is 'undef'). # In list context, '()' (empty list) is used. # # Return values # * Okay # * Array context # () (empty list) # * Scalar context # $return_code #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _throw { my ( $self, $message, $return_code ) = @_; unless ( defined $return_code ) { $return_code = undef; } # Get the method name my $method = ( caller 1 )[3]; # If the verbose errors attribut is set, add 'method_name failed:' to the # error message if ( $self->{verbose_errors} ) { $message = "$method failed: " . $message; } $self->_set_error($message); # Throw the exception Carp::croak $self->{error} if $self->{raise_error}; Carp::carp $self->{error} if $self->{print_error}; # Return the return code in the right context if (wantarray) { return (); } else { return $return_code; } } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _set_error() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Sets $self->{error} and $error and returns the previous error message. # # Attributes # * $my_error # Defines the error message. # # Return values # * Okay # $prev_error # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _set_error { my ( $self, $my_error ) = @_; my $prev_error = $self->{error}; unless ( defined $my_error ) { return undef; } $self->{error} = $my_error; $error = $my_error; return $prev_error; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _set_answer() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Sets $self->{answer} and $answer and returns the previous answer. # # Attributes # * $my_answer # Defines the proxy server answer. # # Return values # * Okay # $prev_answer # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _set_answer { my ( $self, $my_answer ) = @_; my $prev_answer = $self->{answer}; unless ( defined $my_answer ) { return undef; } $self->{answer} = $my_answer; $answer = $my_answer; return $prev_answer; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _get_bool() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Translates values to boolean value. '0' remains '0', 'undef' is translated to # the default value and every other value is gets '1'. # # Attributes # * $value # Specifies the value to translate. # * $default # Defines the default value for undefined values. # # Return values # * True # 1 # * False # 0 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _get_bool { my ( $self, $value, $default ) = @_; # Check and set $default if ( defined $default ) { unless ( $default eq 0 ) { $default = 1; } } else { $default = 1; } # Check and set $value if ( defined $value ) { unless ( $value eq 0 ) { $value = 1; } } else { $value = $default; } return $value; } #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Private method: _init() #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Initializes the default values of the attributes of new(). # # Return values # * Okay # 1 # * Error # undef #------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _init { my ($self) = @_; my $verbose_errors = $self->{verbose_errors}; my $print_error = $self->{print_error}; my $raise_error = $self->{raise_error}; my $check_proxy = $self->{check_proxy}; my $check_url = $self->{check_url}; my $proxy = $self->{proxy}; my $url = $self->{url}; my $answer_size = $self->{answer_size}; # Set the verbose errors attribute $self->{verbose_errors} = $self->_get_bool( $verbose_errors, 0 ); # Set the print error attribute $self->{print_error} = $self->_get_bool( $print_error, 1 ); # Set the raise error attribute $self->{raise_error} = $self->_get_bool( $raise_error, 0 ); # Set the check proxy attribute $self->{check_proxy} = $self->_get_bool( $check_proxy, 1 ); # Set the check URL attribute $self->{check_url} = $self->_get_bool( $check_url, 1 ); # Check the proxy server address if ( defined $proxy ) { unless ( $self->_check_proxy( $proxy, $self->{check_proxy} ) ) { return undef; } $self->{proxy} = $proxy; } # Check the URL if ( defined $url ) { unless ( $self->_check_url( $url, $self->{check_url} ) ) { return undef; } $self->{url} = $url; } # Check the answer size if ( defined $answer_size ) { unless ( $self->_check_answer_size($answer_size) ) { return undef; } } else { $answer_size = 'header'; } $self->{answer_size} = $answer_size; return 1; } 1; __END__