Citrix Systems Network Router 9.2 User Manual

HTTP.REQ.USER.INTERNAL_

GROUPS(sep)

Returns a list of the internal groups to which the user 
belongs. The groups are separated by the given 
delimiter. 

For example, the following expression returns a colon-
separated list of all the internal groups to which the user 
belongs.

HTTP.REQ.USER.INTERNAL_GROUPS(':') 

Parameters: 

sep - delimiter 

HTTP.REQ.USER.INTERNAL_

GROUPS.IGNORE_EMPTY_

ELEMENTS

Ignores the empty elements in the list of internal groups 
to which the user belongs. 

If the element delimiter in the list is a comma (","), then 
the following list has an empty element following 
"a=10":

a=10,,b=11, ,c=89

But the element following "b=11" is not considered an 
empty element. 

For example, consider the following header in an HTTP 
request packet:

Cust_Header : 123,,24, ,15 

The following expression returns a value of 4:

HTTP.REQ.HEADER("Cust_Header").TYPECAST_
LIST_T(','). IGNORE_EMPTY_ELEMENTS.COUNT 

The following expression returns a value of 5:

HTTP.REQ.HEADER("Cust_Header").TYPECAST_
LIST_T(',').COUNT.

HTTP.REQ.USER.IS_

MEMBER_OF(group_name)

Returns a boolean TRUE if the user who is named in 
the request is a member of the argument specified in 
group. 

Following is an example:

http.req.user.is_member_of("mygroup")

Parameter:

group_name: The name of the group.

HTTP.REQ.USER.NAME

Returns the name of the user in the request. 

Following is an example:

http.req.username.contains("rohit")

HTTP.REQ.USER.PASSWD

Returns the password of the user.