Class ResolvedSessionPolicy

Read-only snapshot combining ProxyResourceLimits and ProxyTimeoutOptions into the single object H1/H2/H3/WebSocket subsystems are handed, so runtime mutation of either half cannot produce inconsistent enforcement partway through a request that started under a different combination of the two.

Per the plan's "Constraints on the policy layer" section, this type is deliberately inert: no back-pointer to ProxyServer, no service-locator lookup, no mutable fields, no static ambient accessor. Subsystems receive it as a constructor argument or method parameter only, so the dependency graph among consumers stays acyclic - the opposite of how ProxyServer itself is reached today.

Per the plan's "Two-phase policy resolution" section, a single resolution per connection is not correct: SessionEventArgs.MaxBufferedBodyBytes is contractually settable from BeforeRequest, and HTTP/3 already reads the request body before BeforeRequest fires. This type does not itself perform either resolution phase - that is the responsibility of the call sites introduced in later hardening-plan items, once there is a real per-session override path to resolve against - but it is deliberately shaped so a caller can hold one instance at headers-complete time (ResourceLimits's framing/header-shape fields, which are never overridable) and, if a session lowers a body or streaming budget in BeforeRequest, build a second instance via Create(ProxyResourceLimits, ProxyTimeoutOptions) that shares the same Timeouts but substitutes a ProxyResourceLimits reflecting the override, rather than mutating the first instance in place.

Inheritance

object

ResolvedSessionPolicy

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Namespace: Titanium.Web.Proxy.Options

Assembly: Titanium.Web.Proxy.dll

Syntax

public sealed class ResolvedSessionPolicy

Properties

Default

The Balanced profile: today's shipped resource limits and timeout defaults, unchanged for existing traffic, per the plan's release-posture section.

Declaration

public static ResolvedSessionPolicy Default { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ResolvedSessionPolicy

ResourceLimits

Header shape, body/decompression budgets, and concurrency/abuse-rate ceilings.

Declaration

public ProxyResourceLimits ResourceLimits { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ProxyResourceLimits

Timeouts

Every deadline composed for a request's lifetime.

Declaration

public ProxyTimeoutOptions Timeouts { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
ProxyTimeoutOptions

Methods

Create(ProxyResourceLimits, ProxyTimeoutOptions)

Combines an already-validated ProxyResourceLimits and ProxyTimeoutOptions pair into one snapshot. Both halves are validated by their own constructors already; this constructor only rejects a missing half so a snapshot can never be built with one side implicitly defaulted to null.

Declaration

public static ResolvedSessionPolicy Create(ProxyResourceLimits resourceLimits, ProxyTimeoutOptions timeouts)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
ProxyResourceLimits	resourceLimits
ProxyTimeoutOptions	timeouts

Returns

Type	Description
ResolvedSessionPolicy

WithResourceLimits(ProxyResourceLimits)

Returns a snapshot sharing this instance's Timeouts but with ResourceLimits replaced - the shape a post-BeforeRequest per-session override takes: a new immutable snapshot, never a mutation of the headers-complete one that framing decisions upstream may still be holding a reference to.

Declaration

public ResolvedSessionPolicy WithResourceLimits(ProxyResourceLimits resourceLimits)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
ProxyResourceLimits	resourceLimits

Returns

Type	Description
ResolvedSessionPolicy