Condition to match URI arguments of HTTP requests
This condition is used to match URI arguments aka query string of Http
request messages, for example, in URI http://exaple.com?foo=1&bar=2, the
"foo=1&bar=2" is the query string containing URI arguments. In an URI
scheme, query string is indicated by the first question mark ("?")
character and terminated by a number sign ("#") character or by the end of
the URI.
The uri_arguments field can be specified as a regular expression(Set
match_type to REGEX). For example, "foo=(?<x>\d+)". It matches HTTP
requests whose URI arguments containing "foo", the value of foo contains
only digits. And the value of foo is captured as $x which can be used in
LBRuleAction fields which support variables.
| Name | Description | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| case_sensitive | A case sensitive flag for URI arguments comparing If true, case is significant when comparing URI arguments. |
boolean | Default: "True" |
| inverse | A flag to indicate whether reverse the match result of this condition | boolean | Default: "False" |
| match_type | Match type of URI arguments | LbRuleMatchType | Default: "REGEX" |
| type | Must be set to the value LBHttpRequestUriArgumentsCondition | LBRuleConditionType | Required |
| uri_arguments | URI arguments URI arguments, aka query string of URI. |
string | Required |