Is it possible to access HTTP headers of resource?

[mik...@gmail.com]

Hello, I'm trying to use webkit to analyze the webpage in background process. The problem is that I can't find a way to get all HTTP headers obtained with response.

For example, I'm looking the following ability:

import webkit

def resource_load_finished( self, frame, resource):

# here I can easily get the data (HTML/CSS/JS/etc. document body)

data = resource.get_data()

# and now I want some similar way to get the headers

headers = resource.get_all_response_headers()

b = webkit.WebView()

b.connect( 'resource-load-finished', resource_load_finished)

b.open( 'http://somehost.com/')

BTW, googling, reading documentation and so on gives me no answer how to do that. Initially I wanted to rely on a NetworkResponse object and it's "message" property, but always got an error, that "message" attribute not found for webkit.NetworkResponse object. Despite the fact that help(webkit.NetworkResponse) produces the following output:

class NetworkResponse(gobject._gobject.GObject)

 |  Object WebKitNetworkResponse

 |  

 |  Properties from WebKitNetworkResponse:

 |    uri -> gchararray: URI

 |      The URI to which the response will be made.

 |    message -> SoupMessage: Message

 |      The SoupMessage that backs the response.

I found that in reality there is no binding to the message property or "webkit_network_response_get_message (WebKitNetworkResponse *response);" method implemented. Therefore I don't know if "message" is a good way to get what I need (I only assume that it could contain all the network message including both headers and body).

Please, let me know if what I need could be achieved with pywebkitgtk.

Thank you in advance,

Mike