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or the execution of the current component. So we have two sorts of
parameters I<Request> and I<Component> parameters. Request
parameters are automatically setup by Embperl with information
Embperl takes from the current running environment. When
Embperl is invoked via the C<Execute> function, you can pass any of
the parameters to Execute. Component parameters mainly reflect
the parameters given to C<Execute>.

=head2 filename

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> filename 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


Gives the filename of the file that was actualy requested.
Inside of the applications C<init> function it can be changed
to force Embperl to serve a different file.


=head2 unparsed_uri

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> unparsed_uri 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


The full unparsed_uri, includeing the query_string and the path_info.

=head2 uri

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> uri 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


The decoded path of the unparsed_uri.

=head2 server_addr

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> server_addr 

=item Since:

2.0b9

=back


URL of the server of the current request in the form
schema://addr:port/ e.g. https://perl.apache.org/ (port is omitted if it is
an default port)

=head2 path_info

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> path_info 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


The path_info, that is anything in the path after the file the is currently served.

=head2 query_info

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> query_info 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


Any parameters passed in a GET request after the question mark. The hash
C<%fdat> will contain these values in a already decoded and easy to use way.
So it's normly more convenient to use C<%fdat> instead.

=head2 language

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> language 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


The primary langange found in the browser C<Accept-Language> HTTP header.
This value is used for all language-dependent functions inside Embperl.
You can set it change the selection of message returned by C<$request -&gt; gettext>
and C<[= =]>.

=head2 cookies

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> cookies 

=item Since:

2.0b6

=back


A hashref that contains all cookies send by the browser to the server.

=head2 cgi

=over

=item Method:

$request -> param -> cgi I<[read only]>

=item Since:

2.0b12

=back


Holds the CGI.pm object, which is used for file upload. If no file uploaded data
is send to the request, this member is undefined.


=head2 inputfile