| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BLOCK_RANGE | A BLOCK_RANGE is an array of two integers that defines a consecutive array of blocks. |
| EncodedSegmentAge | An ENCODED_SEGMENT_AGE is an array of four bytes that describes the age of a segment of data involved in a Peer Content Caching and Retrieval: Retrieval Protocol message exchange. The age refers to the amount of time that has elapsed since the specified segment was first created in the local BranchCache cache. |
| ExtensibleBlobVersion1 | The Extensible Blob Version 1 MUST be formatted as follows. |
| MESSAGE_HEADER | All Retrieval Protocol messages are prefixed by a message header.Messages can be one of two types: request-type or response-type. Request-type messages initiate a communication session between two peers. Response-type messages are sent only on response to a Request-type one (see Protocol Details section for more details).A request-type message can be delivered only as an HTTP request. A response-type message can be delivered only as an HTTP response to an incoming HTTP request.The layout of the message header is as follows. |
| MSG_BLK | MSG_BLK packet. |
| MSG_BLKLIST | MSG_BLKLIST packet. |
| MSG_GETBLKLIST | The GetBlockList message contains a request for a download block list. It is used when retrieving a set of blocks defined by one or more BLOCK_ARRAY_RANGE items. |
| MSG_GETBLKS | The GetBlocks message contains a request for blocks of content. It is used to retrieve a set of blocks defined by a single BLOCK_ARRAY_RANGE. |
| MSG_GETSEGLIST | The MSG_GETSEGLIST (GetSegmentList) message contains a request for a download segment list. It is used when retrieving a set of segments. |
| MSG_NEGO_REQ | The Negotiation Request message is a request for the minimum and maximum protocol version supported by the target server-role peer. The message contains the minimum and maximum protocol version supported by the requesting client-role peer. |
| MSG_NEGO_RESP | The Negotiation Response message is the response message containing the minimum and maximum protocol version supported by the responding server-role peer. The message is sent in response to a Negotiation Request message or to any other request message with a protocol version not supported by the server-role peer. |
| MSG_SEGLIST | The MSG_SEGLIST message is the response message containing the segment range array describing the segments currently available for download. This message is sent by the server-role peer in response to a MSG_GETSEGLIST message from a requesting client-role peer. |
| MarshalHelper | This class is used to marshal simple types. |
| PccrrBLKLISTResponsePacket | The PccrrBLKLISTResponsePacket is sent by the server. |
| PccrrBLKResponsePacket | The PccrrBLKResponsePacket is sent by the server. |
| PccrrClient | Pccrr client. |
| PccrrConsts | |
| PccrrGETBLKLISTRequestPacket | The PccrrGETBLKLISTRequestPacket is sent by the client. |
| PccrrGETBLKSRequestPacket | The PccrrGETBLKSRequestPacket is sent by the client. |
| PccrrGetSegListRequestPacket | The MSG_GETSEGLIST (GetSegmentList) message contains a request for a download segment list. It is used when retrieving a set of segments. |
| PccrrNegoRequestPacket | The PccrrNegoRequestPacket is sent by the client. |
| PccrrNegoResponsePacket | The PccrrNegoResponsePacket is sent by the server. |
| PccrrPacket | This is the abstract class. |
| PccrrSegListResponsePacket | The MSG_SEGLIST message is the response message containing the segment range array describing the segments currently available for download. This message is sent by the server-role peer in response to a MSG_GETSEGLIST message from a requesting client-role peer. |
| PccrrServer | Pccrr server. |
| PccrrUtitlity | Utitlity of pccrr. |
| ProtoVersion | The protocol version. |
| REQUEST_MESSAGE | The complete layout of a Request type Retrieval Protocol Message sent over HTTP is as follows. |
| RESPONSE_MESSAGE | The complete layout of a Response type Download Protocol Message sent over HTTP is: |
| TRANSPORT_RESPONSE_HEADER | The transport adds the following header in front of response-type protocol messages: |
