What kind of information is available (through WBI) from an HTTP request/response?
A DocumentInfo instance contains HTTP request and response header information for a specific transaction. This information includes client data (IP address, name, and port used), the URL that was requested, the response code, as well as the complete headers themselves. • What is the convention for saving files created by a WBI plugin? In general, a WBI plugin can store files wherever and however it wants. However, we prefer to put them in the data directory, off the WBI home directory, to keep things organized. Because many plugins may be storing their own data, it helps to have one folder in the data directory for each plugin. Alternaitively, if your plugin needs merely to save settings and the like, have a look at our new Persistence classes, as these should simplify your job. • The MegInputStream is empty. What went wrong? WBI represents HTTP request/response bodies as streams. When a MEG processes a document, it reads the data from a MegInputStream and writes data to a MegOutputStr