- Documentation
- Reference manual
- Packages
- SWI-Prolog HTTP support
- The HTTP server libraries
- Creating an HTTP reply
- library(http/http_dispatch): Dispatch requests in the HTTP server
- library(http/http_dirindex): HTTP directory listings
- library(http/http_files): Serve plain files from a hierarchy
- library(http/http_session): HTTP Session management
- library(http/http_cors): Enable CORS: Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
- library(http/http_authenticate): Authenticate HTTP connections using 401 headers
- library(http/http_digest): HTTP Digest authentication
- library(http/http_dyn_workers): Dynamically schedule HTTP workers.
- Custom Error Pages
- library(http/http_openid): OpenID consumer and server library
- Get parameters from HTML forms
- Request format
- Running the server
- The wrapper library
- library(http/http_host): Obtain public server location
- library(http/http_log): HTTP Logging module
- library(http/http_server_health): HTTP Server health statistics
- Debugging HTTP servers
- library(http/http_header): Handling HTTP headers
- The library(http/html_write) library
- library(http/js_write): Utilities for including JavaScript
- library(http/http_path): Abstract specification of HTTP server locations
- library(http/html_head): Automatic inclusion of CSS and scripts links
- library(http/http_pwp): Serve PWP pages through the HTTP server
- The HTTP server libraries
- SWI-Prolog HTTP support
3.10 Custom Error Pages
It is possible to create arbitrary error pages for responses
generated when a http_reply term is thrown. Currently this is only
supported for status 403 (authentication required). To do this,
instead of throwing http_reply(authorise(Term))
throw
http_reply(authorise(Term), [], Key)
, where Key
is an arbitrary term relating to the page you want to generate. You must
then also define a clause of the multifile predicate http:status_page_hook/3:
- http:status_page_hook(+TermOrCode, +Context, -CustomHTML)
- TermOrCode is either the first argument of the
http_reply
exception or the HTTP status code, i.e., the hook is called twice. New code should using the Term. Context is the third argument of the http_reply exception which was thrown, and CustomHTML is a list of HTML tokens. A page equivalent to the default page for 401 is generated by the example below.:- multifile http:status_page_hook/3. http:status_page_hook(authorise(Term), _Context, HTML) :- phrase(page([ title('401 Authorization Required') ], [ h1('Authorization Required'), p(['This server could not verify that you ', 'are authorized to access the document ', 'requested. Either you supplied the wrong ', 'credentials (e.g., bad password), or your ', 'browser doesn\'t understand how to supply ', 'the credentials required.' ]), \address ]), HTML).