Destroying the NetworkAccessManager seems to result in "terminate called
without an active exception" segfaults. The documentation states that an
application requires only a single single NetworkAccessManager.
Turns Response into a QObject and sets parent to the
command that emits it.
Each Command is also a child of the decorator commands,
Timeout and PageLoading commnds, so that deleting the
top level command will delete all the children.
See discussion in #430.
QWebFrame::url() does not return a valid URL for iframes. We can't just
look up the requested URL in m_responses because the request may have
been redirected, so instead we keep track of redirects and set up the
NetworkResponse when the final reply is received.
Adds a SetBlacklist command that takes a list of URLs
which will be black listed by the WebKit Server. When
a request is made to one these URLs webkit_server will
intercept the request and return a NoOpReply which contains
no content.
Matthew Horan