@@ -111,14 +111,14 @@ extern unsigned long const ASIWWANBandwidthThrottleAmount;
// Will be populated with cookies
NSArray*responseCookies;
// If use useCookiePersistance is true, network requests will present valid cookies from previous requests
BOOLuseCookiePersistance;
// If use useCookiePersistence is true, network requests will present valid cookies from previous requests
BOOLuseCookiePersistence;
// If useKeychainPersistance is true, network requests will attempt to read credentials from the keychain, and will save them in the keychain when they are successfully presented
BOOLuseKeychainPersistance;
// If useKeychainPersistence is true, network requests will attempt to read credentials from the keychain, and will save them in the keychain when they are successfully presented
BOOLuseKeychainPersistence;
// If useSessionPersistance is true, network requests will save credentials and reuse for the duration of the session (until clearSession is called)
BOOLuseSessionPersistance;
// If useSessionPersistence is true, network requests will save credentials and reuse for the duration of the session (until clearSession is called)
BOOLuseSessionPersistence;
// If allowCompressedResponse is true, requests will inform the server they can accept compressed data, and will automatically decompress gzipped responses. Default is true.
BOOLallowCompressedResponse;
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@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ extern unsigned long const ASIWWANBandwidthThrottleAmount;
// When YES, ASIHTTPRequests will present credentials from the session store for requests to the same server before being asked for them
// This avoids an extra round trip for requests after authentication has succeeded, which is much for efficient for authenticated requests with large bodies, or on slower connections
// Set to NO to only present credentials when explicitly asked for them
// This only affects credentials stored in the session cache when useSessionPersistance is YES. Credentials from the keychain are never presented unless the server asks for them
// This only affects credentials stored in the session cache when useSessionPersistence is YES. Credentials from the keychain are never presented unless the server asks for them
// Default is YES
BOOLshouldPresentCredentialsBeforeChallenge;
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@@ -655,8 +655,8 @@ extern unsigned long const ASIWWANBandwidthThrottleAmount;
// Did we get here without an authentication challenge? (which can happen when shouldPresentCredentialsBeforeChallenge is YES and basic auth was successful)