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text.TYPECAST_ 

NVLIST_T(separator, 

delimiter)

or

text.TYPECAST_ 

NVLIST_T(separator, 

delimiter, quote)

Treats the text as a name-value list. The separator argument 
identifies the character and separates the name and the value. 
The delimiter argument identifies the character that separates 
each name-value pair. The quote character is required when 
typecasting text into a name-value list that supports quoted 
strings. Any delimiters that appear within the quoted string 
are ignored.

The text mode has no effect on the delimiters. For example, 
if the current text mode is IGNORECASE and you specify 
“p” as the delimiter, an uppercase “P” is not treated as a 
delimiter.

For example, the following policy counts the number of 
name-value pairs and inserts the result in a header named 
name-value-count

:

add rewrite action mycount_action insert_

http_header name-value-count 

'http.req.header("Cookie").typecast_nvlist_

t('=',';').count'

set rewrite policy mycount_policy -action 

mycount_action 

This policy can extract a count of arguments in 
Cookie headers and insert the count in a name-
value-count

 header:

Cookie: name=name1; rank=rank1

text.TYPECAST_TIME_T

Treats the designated text as a date string. The following 
formats are supported:

•

RFC822: Sun, 06 Nov 1994 08:49:37 GMT

•

RFC850: Sunday, 06-Nov-94 08:49:37 GMT

•

ASCII TIME: Sun Nov 6 08:49:37 1994

•

HTTP Set-Cookie Expiry date: Sun, 06-Nov-
1994 08:49:37 GMT

For example, the following policy searches for the string 
“dec” and converts it to a time value. This policy matches all 
requests that contain “dec” in the request body:

Add rewrite policy mytime_policy 

"http.req.body(100).typecast_time_

t.contains("dec")" mytime_action

bind rewrite global mytime_policy 100