/* * Copyright (c) 2014, Peter Thorson. 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IN NO EVENT SHALL PETER THORSON BE LIABLE FOR ANY * DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES * (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; * LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND * ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS * SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. * */ #ifndef WEBSOCKETPP_TRANSPORT_BASE_CON_HPP #define WEBSOCKETPP_TRANSPORT_BASE_CON_HPP #include #include #include #include #include namespace websocketpp { /// Transport policies provide network connectivity and timers /** * ### Connection Interface * * Transport connection components needs to provide: * * **init**\n * `void init(init_handler handler)`\n * Called once shortly after construction to give the policy the chance to * perform one time initialization. When complete, the policy must call the * supplied `init_handler` to continue setup. The handler takes one argument * with the error code if any. If an error is returned here setup will fail and * the connection will be aborted or terminated. * * WebSocket++ will call init only once. The transport must call `handler` * exactly once. * * **async_read_at_least**\n * `void async_read_at_least(size_t num_bytes, char *buf, size_t len, * read_handler handler)`\n * start an async read for at least num_bytes and at most len * bytes into buf. Call handler when done with number of bytes read. * * WebSocket++ promises to have only one async_read_at_least in flight at a * time. The transport must promise to only call read_handler once per async * read. * * **async_write**\n * `void async_write(const char* buf, size_t len, write_handler handler)`\n * `void async_write(std::vector & bufs, write_handler handler)`\n * Start a write of all of the data in buf or bufs. In second case data is * written sequentially and in place without copying anything to a temporary * location. * * Websocket++ promises to have only one async_write in flight at a time. * The transport must promise to only call the write_handler once per async * write * * **set_handle**\n * `void set_handle(connection_hdl hdl)`\n * Called by WebSocket++ to let this policy know the hdl to the connection. It * may be stored for later use or ignored/discarded. This handle should be used * if the policy adds any connection handlers. Connection handlers must be * called with the handle as the first argument so that the handler code knows * which connection generated the callback. * * **set_timer**\n * `timer_ptr set_timer(long duration, timer_handler handler)`\n * WebSocket++ uses the timers provided by the transport policy as the * implementation of timers is often highly coupled with the implementation of * the networking event loops. * * Transport timer support is an optional feature. A transport method may elect * to implement a dummy timer object and have this method return an empty * pointer. If so, all timer related features of WebSocket++ core will be * disabled. This includes many security features designed to prevent denial of * service attacks. Use timer-free transport policies with caution. * * **get_remote_endpoint**\n * `std::string get_remote_endpoint()`\n * retrieve address of remote endpoint * * **is_secure**\n * `void is_secure()`\n * whether or not the connection to the remote endpoint is secure * * **dispatch**\n * `lib::error_code dispatch(dispatch_handler handler)`: invoke handler within * the transport's event system if it uses one. Otherwise, this method should * simply call `handler` immediately. * * **async_shutdown**\n * `void async_shutdown(shutdown_handler handler)`\n * Perform any cleanup necessary (if any). Call `handler` when complete. */ namespace transport { /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the init hook typedef lib::function init_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the read method typedef lib::function read_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the write method typedef lib::function write_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the read method typedef lib::function timer_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the shutdown method typedef lib::function shutdown_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the interrupt method typedef lib::function interrupt_handler; /// The type and signature of the callback passed to the dispatch method typedef lib::function dispatch_handler; /// A simple utility buffer class struct buffer { buffer(char const * b, size_t l) : buf(b),len(l) {} char const * buf; size_t len; }; /// Generic transport related errors namespace error { enum value { /// Catch-all error for transport policy errors that don't fit in other /// categories general = 1, /// underlying transport pass through pass_through, /// async_read_at_least call requested more bytes than buffer can store invalid_num_bytes, /// async_read called while another async_read was in progress double_read, /// Operation aborted operation_aborted, /// Operation not supported operation_not_supported, /// End of file eof, /// TLS short read tls_short_read, /// Timer expired timeout, /// read or write after shutdown action_after_shutdown, /// Other TLS error tls_error }; class category : public lib::error_category { public: category() {} char const * name() const _WEBSOCKETPP_NOEXCEPT_TOKEN_ { return "websocketpp.transport"; } std::string message(int value) const { switch(value) { case general: return "Generic transport policy error"; case pass_through: return "Underlying Transport Error"; case invalid_num_bytes: return "async_read_at_least call requested more bytes than buffer can store"; case operation_aborted: return "The operation was aborted"; case operation_not_supported: return "The operation is not supported by this transport"; case eof: return "End of File"; case tls_short_read: return "TLS Short Read"; case timeout: return "Timer Expired"; case action_after_shutdown: return "A transport action was requested after shutdown"; case tls_error: return "Generic TLS related error"; default: return "Unknown"; } } }; inline lib::error_category const & get_category() { static category instance; return instance; } inline lib::error_code make_error_code(error::value e) { return lib::error_code(static_cast(e), get_category()); } } // namespace error } // namespace transport } // namespace websocketpp _WEBSOCKETPP_ERROR_CODE_ENUM_NS_START_ template<> struct is_error_code_enum { static bool const value = true; }; _WEBSOCKETPP_ERROR_CODE_ENUM_NS_END_ #endif // WEBSOCKETPP_TRANSPORT_BASE_CON_HPP