#http\Message http\Message::setRequestUrl(string $url)

Set the request URL of the message. See http\Message::getRequestUrl() and http\Message::setRequestMethod().

Params:#

• string $url#
  The request URL.

Returns:#

• http\Message, self.

Throws:#

• http\Exception\InvalidArgumentException
• http\Exception\BadMethodCallException

Example:#

NOTE:
The request URL in a request message usually only consists of the path and the querystring.

<?php
$m = new http\Message;
$m->setType(http\Message::TYPE_REQUEST);
$m->setRequestMethod("GET");
$m->setRequestUrl("http://foo.bar/baz?q");
echo $m;
?>

Yields:

GET http://foo.bar/baz?q HTTP/1.1

Maybe you did not really expect this, so let's try this:

<?php
$m = new http\Message;
$u = new http\Url("http://foo.bar/baz?q");
$m->setType(http\Message::TYPE_REQUEST);
$m->setRequestMethod("GET");
$m->setRequestUrl($u->path ."?". $u->query);
$m->setHeader("Host", $u->host);
echo $m;
?>

Yields:

GET /baz?q HTTP/1.1
Host: foo.bar