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#ifdef Status /* Xlib headers insist on this for some reason... Nuke it because
it'll override our member name */ typedef Status __StatusTmp; # undef Status typedef __StatusTmp Status; #endif
class nsIDNSHTTPSSVCRecord; class nsIInterfaceRequestor; class nsIRequestContext; class nsISVCBRecord; class nsITLSSocketControl; class nsITransport;
namespace mozilla { namespace net {
class nsAHttpConnection; class nsAHttpSegmentReader; class nsAHttpSegmentWriter; class nsHttpTransaction; class nsHttpRequestHead; class nsHttpConnectionInfo; class NullHttpTransaction;
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Abstract base class for a HTTP transaction: // // A transaction is a "sink" for the response data. The connection pushes // data to the transaction by writing to it. The transaction supports // WriteSegments and may refuse to accept data if its buffers are full (its // write function returns NS_BASE_STREAM_WOULD_BLOCK in this case). //----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class nsAHttpTransaction : public nsSupportsWeakReference { public:
NS_DECLARE_STATIC_IID_ACCESSOR(NS_AHTTPTRANSACTION_IID)
// called by the connection when it takes ownership of the transaction. virtualvoid SetConnection(nsAHttpConnection*) = 0;
// called by the connection after a successfull activation of this transaction // in other words, tells the transaction it transitioned to the "active" // state. virtualvoid OnActivated() {}
// used to obtain the connection associated with this transaction virtual nsAHttpConnection* Connection() = 0;
// called by the connection to get security callbacks to set on the // socket transport. virtualvoid GetSecurityCallbacks(nsIInterfaceRequestor**) = 0;
// called to report socket status (see nsITransportEventSink) virtualvoid OnTransportStatus(nsITransport* transport, nsresult status,
int64_t progress) = 0;
// called to check the transaction status. virtualbool IsDone() = 0; virtual nsresult Status() = 0; virtual uint32_t Caps() = 0;
// called to read request data from the transaction.
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult ReadSegments(nsAHttpSegmentReader* reader,
uint32_t count,
uint32_t* countRead) = 0;
// called to write response data to the transaction.
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult WriteSegments(nsAHttpSegmentWriter* writer,
uint32_t count,
uint32_t* countWritten) = 0;
// These versions of the functions allow the overloader to specify whether or // not it is safe to call *Segments() in a loop while they return OK. // The callee should turn again to false if it is not, otherwise leave // untouched
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult ReadSegmentsAgain(nsAHttpSegmentReader* reader,
uint32_t count,
uint32_t* countRead, bool* again) { return ReadSegments(reader, count, countRead);
}
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult WriteSegmentsAgain(
nsAHttpSegmentWriter* writer, uint32_t count, uint32_t* countWritten, bool* again) { return WriteSegments(writer, count, countWritten);
}
// called to close the transaction virtualvoid Close(nsresult reason) = 0;
// called to indicate a failure with proxy CONNECT virtualvoid SetProxyConnectFailed() = 0;
// called to retrieve the request headers of the transaction virtual nsHttpRequestHead* RequestHead() = 0;
// determine the number of real http/1.x transactions on this // abstract object. Pipelines had multiple, SPDY has 0, // normal http transactions have 1. virtual uint32_t Http1xTransactionCount() = 0;
// called to remove the unused sub transactions from an object that can // handle multiple transactions simultaneously (i.e. h2). // // Returns NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED if the object does not implement // sub-transactions. // // Returns NS_ERROR_ALREADY_OPENED if the subtransactions have been // at least partially written and cannot be moved. //
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult TakeSubTransactions(
nsTArray<RefPtr<nsAHttpTransaction> >& outTransactions) = 0;
// Occasionally the abstract interface has to give way to base implementations // to respect differences between spdy, h2, etc.. // These Query* (and IsNullTransaction()) functions provide a way to do // that without using xpcom or rtti. Any calling code that can't deal with // a null response from one of them probably shouldn't be using // nsAHttpTransaction
// equivalent to !!dynamic_cast<NullHttpTransaction *>(this) // A null transaction is expected to return BASE_STREAM_CLOSED on all of // its IO functions all the time. virtualbool IsNullTransaction() { returnfalse; } virtual NullHttpTransaction* QueryNullTransaction() { return nullptr; }
// If we used rtti this would be the result of doing // dynamic_cast<nsHttpTransaction *>(this).. i.e. it can be nullptr for // non nsHttpTransaction implementations of nsAHttpTransaction virtual nsHttpTransaction* QueryHttpTransaction() { return nullptr; }
// return the request context associated with the transaction virtual nsIRequestContext* RequestContext() { return nullptr; }
// return the connection information associated with the transaction virtual nsHttpConnectionInfo* ConnectionInfo() = 0;
// The base definition of these is done in nsHttpTransaction.cpp virtualbool ResponseTimeoutEnabled() const; virtual PRIntervalTime ResponseTimeout();
// conceptually the socket control is part of the connection, but sometimes // in the case of TLS tunneled within TLS the transaction might present // a more specific socket control that cannot be represented as a layer in // the connection due to multiplexing. This interface represents such an // overload. If it returns NS_FAILURE the connection should be considered // authoritative.
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult GetTransactionTLSSocketControl(
nsITLSSocketControl**) { return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
virtualvoid DisableSpdy() {} // When called, we disallow to connect through a Http/2 proxy. virtualvoid DisableHttp2ForProxy() {} virtualvoid DisableHttp3(bool aAllowRetryHTTPSRR) {} virtualvoid MakeNonSticky() {} virtualvoid MakeRestartable() {} virtualvoid ReuseConnectionOnRestartOK(bool) {} virtualvoid SetIsHttp2Websocket(bool) {} virtualbool IsHttp2Websocket() { returnfalse; } virtualvoid SetTRRInfo(nsIRequest::TRRMode aMode,
TRRSkippedReason aSkipReason) {};
// We call this function if we want to use alt-svc host again on the next // restart. If this function is not called on the next restart the // transaction will use the original route. // For example in case we receive a GOAWAY frame from a server, we can // restart and use the same alt-svc. If we get VersionFallback we do not // want to use the alt-svc on the restart. virtualvoid DoNotRemoveAltSvc() {}
// We call this function if we do want to reset IP family preference again on // the next restart. virtualvoid DoNotResetIPFamilyPreference() {}
// Returns true if early-data is possible and transaction will remember // that it is in 0RTT mode (to know should it rewide transaction or not // in the case of an error).
[[nodiscard]] virtualbool Do0RTT() { returnfalse; } // This function will be called when a tls handshake has been finished and // we know whether early-data that was sent has been accepted or not, e.g. // do we need to restart a transaction. This will be called only if Do0RTT // returns true. // If aRestart parameter is true we need to restart the transaction, // otherwise the erly-data has been accepted and we can continue the // transaction. // If aAlpnChanged is true (and we were assuming http/2), we'll need to take // the transactions out of the session, rewind them all, and start them back // over as http/1 transactions // The function will return success or failure of the transaction restart.
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult Finish0RTT(bool aRestart, bool aAlpnChanged) { return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
class nsAHttpSegmentReader {
NS_INLINE_DECL_PURE_VIRTUAL_REFCOUNTING
public: // any returned failure code stops segment iteration
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult OnReadSegment(constchar* segment,
uint32_t count,
uint32_t* countRead) = 0;
// Ask the segment reader to commit to accepting size bytes of // data from subsequent OnReadSegment() calls or throw hard // (i.e. not wouldblock) exceptions. Implementations // can return NS_ERROR_FAILURE if they never make commitments of that size // (the default), NS_OK if they make the commitment, or // NS_BASE_STREAM_WOULD_BLOCK if they cannot make the // commitment now but might in the future and forceCommitment is not true . // (forceCommitment requires a hard failure or OK at this moment.) // // SpdySession uses this to make sure frames are atomic.
[[nodiscard]] virtual nsresult CommitToSegmentSize(uint32_t size, bool forceCommitment) { return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
}
};
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