Session messages are used by sessions and stored in ses_msg_t. More...

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Data Structures
struct	ses_msg_tempchunk_t
	save the chunks before putting them back into ses_buff_t structs More...

Functions
void	ses_msg_init (void)
	Initialize the session message manager module data structures. More...

void	ses_msg_cleanup (void)
	Cleanup the session message manager module data structures. More...

status_t	ses_msg_new_msg (ses_msg_t **msg)
	Malloc a new session message control header. More...

void	ses_msg_free_msg (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_t msg)
	Free the session message and all its buffer chunks. More...

status_t	ses_msg_new_buff (ses_cb_t scb, boolean outbuff, ses_msg_buff_t *buff)
	Malloc a new session buffer chuck. More...

void	ses_msg_free_buff (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_buff_t buff)
	Free the session buffer chunk. More...

status_t	ses_msg_write_buff (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_buff_t buff, xmlChar ch)
	Add some text to the message buffer. More...

status_t	ses_msg_send_buffs (ses_cb_t scb, boolean anyout)
	Send multiple buffers to the session client socket Tries to send one packet at maximum MTU. More...

status_t	ses_msg_new_output_buff (ses_cb_t *scb, boolean start_chunk_mode)
	Put the current outbuff on the outQ. More...

void	ses_msg_make_inready (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Put the session on the inreadyQ if it is not already there. More...

void	ses_msg_make_outready (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there. More...

void	ses_msg_make_outready_ycontrol (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there. More...

void	ses_msg_finish_outmsg (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Put the outbuff in the outQ if non-empty. More...

ses_ready_t *	ses_msg_get_first_inready (boolean ycontrol)
	Dequeue the first entry in the inreadyQ, if any. More...

ses_ready_t *	ses_msg_get_first_inready_ses (ses_id_t sid)
	Dequeue the first matching session entry in the inreadyQ, if any. More...

ses_ready_t *	ses_msg_get_first_outready (void)
	Dequeue the first entry in the outreadyQ, if any. More...

ses_ready_t *	ses_msg_get_first_outready_ycontrol (void)
	Dequeue the first entry in the outreadyQ, if any Get a ycontrol entry. More...

void	ses_msg_dump (log_debug_t lvl, const ses_msg_t msg, const xmlChar text)
	Dump the message contents. More...

void	ses_msg_add_framing (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_buff_t buff)
	Add the base:1.1 framing chars to the buffer and adjust the buffer size pointers. More...

void	ses_msg_init_buff (ses_cb_t scb, boolean outbuff, ses_msg_buff_t buff)
	Init the buffer fields. More...

status_t	ses_msg_reset_message (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_t msg, dlq_hdr_t *tempchunkQ)
	Reset a message to the provided buffer. More...

ses_msg_tempchunk_t *	ses_msg_new_tempchunk (xmlChar *chunk, uint32 chunklen)
	Create a new temp chunk. More...

void	ses_msg_free_tempchunk (ses_msg_tempchunk_t *tc)
	Free a temp chunk. More...

void	ses_msg_clean_tempchunkQ (dlq_hdr_t *tempchunkQ)
	Clean a Q of ses_msg_tempchunk_t structs. More...

uint32	ses_msg_size_tempchunkQ (dlq_hdr_t *tempchunkQ)
	Get the size of the message in the tempchunks. More...

ses_msg_buff_t *	ses_msg_first_outbuff (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Get the first outQ buffer. More...

ses_msg_buff_t *	ses_msg_next_outbuff (ses_cb_t scb, ses_msg_buff_t curbuff)
	Get the next outQ buffer. More...

size_t	ses_msg_buff_size (ses_msg_buff_t *buff)
	Get the number of bytes in the buffer (not the buffer size) More...

size_t	ses_msg_copy_buff (ses_msg_buff_t buff, xmlChar retbuff, size_t retbuff_size)
	Copy the buffer data to another buffer. More...

void	ses_msg_clean_outbuffs (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Clean the message out buffers for next use. More...

xmlChar *	ses_msg_convert_outbuffs (ses_cb_t scb, uint32 len)
	Clean the message out buffers for next use. More...

status_t	ses_msg_add_input_msg (ses_cb_t scb, xmlChar data, size_t datalen)
	Make a ses_msg_t to fool the session handler into thinking the HTTP code path filled in a session input message. More...

void	ses_msg_clean_msgQ (ses_cb_t *scb)
	Clean all the input messages use by the scb Used by YP-COAP. More...

Detailed Description

Session messages are used by sessions and stored in ses_msg_t.

Each session can have a queue of inbound and outbound messages.

Function Documentation

void ses_msg_add_framing	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_buff_t *	buff
	)

Add the base:1.1 framing chars to the buffer and adjust the buffer size pointers.

Parameters

scb	session control block
buff	buffer control block

Return values

buff->buff has framing chars added

status_t ses_msg_add_input_msg	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		xmlChar *	data,
		size_t	datalen
	)

Make a ses_msg_t to fool the session handler into thinking the HTTP code path filled in a session input message.

This will be text based line-by-line parsing done by ses_getline_cb Used by YP-COAP

Parameters

scb	session to use
data	coap message body
datalen	coap message body length

Return values

scb->msgQ has message created and added

Returns: status

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size_t ses_msg_buff_size ( ses_msg_buff_t * buff )

Get the number of bytes in the buffer (not the buffer size)

Parameters

buff	buffer to check

Returns: number of message body bytes in the buffer

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void ses_msg_clean_msgQ ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Clean all the input messages use by the scb Used by YP-COAP.

Parameters

scb	session to use

Return values

scb->msgQ cleaned

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void ses_msg_clean_outbuffs ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Clean the message out buffers for next use.

Parameters

scb	== session control block

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void ses_msg_clean_tempchunkQ ( dlq_hdr_t * tempchunkQ )

Clean a Q of ses_msg_tempchunk_t structs.

Parameters

tempchunkQ == que to use

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void ses_msg_cleanup ( void )

Cleanup the session message manager module data structures.

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xmlChar* ses_msg_convert_outbuffs	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		uint32 *	len
	)

Clean the message out buffers for next use.

Convert all the buffers into 1 big buffer Used by mgr_coap to send Block1 request data

Parameters

scb	session control block
len	address of return len

Return values

*len	number of bytes in return buffer

Returns: malloced buffer containing all outbuff content

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size_t ses_msg_copy_buff	(	ses_msg_buff_t *	buff,
		xmlChar *	retbuff,
		size_t	retbuff_size
	)

Copy the buffer data to another buffer.

Parameters

buff	buffer to copy from
retbuff	buffer to copy into
retbuff_size	length of retbuff

Returns: number of bytes written to the buffer

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void ses_msg_dump	(	log_debug_t	lvl,
		const ses_msg_t *	msg,
		const xmlChar *	text
	)

Dump the message contents.

Parameters

lvl	debug level for filtering. Output (if any) at LOG_DEBUG_WRITE.
msg	message to dump
text	start text before message dump (may be NULL)

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void ses_msg_finish_outmsg ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Put the outbuff in the outQ if non-empty.

Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there

Parameters

scb	session control block

Return values

scb->outready will be queued on the outreadyQ

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ses_msg_buff_t* ses_msg_first_outbuff ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Get the first outQ buffer.

Parameters

scb	session control block

Returns: pointer to the first outbuff

void ses_msg_free_buff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_buff_t *	buff
	)

Free the session buffer chunk.

Parameters

scb	session control block owning the message
buff	buffer to free (already removed from any Q)

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void ses_msg_free_msg	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_t *	msg
	)

Free the session message and all its buffer chunks.

Parameters

scb	session control block owning the message
msg	message to free (already removed from any Q)

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void ses_msg_free_tempchunk ( ses_msg_tempchunk_t * tc )

Free a temp chunk.

Parameters

tc	tempchunk to delete

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ses_ready_t* ses_msg_get_first_inready ( boolean ycontrol )

Dequeue the first entry in the inreadyQ, if any.

Parameters

ycontrol TRUE if only YControl sessions should be processed
FALSE to process any session type

Returns: first entry in the inreadyQ or NULL if none

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ses_ready_t* ses_msg_get_first_inready_ses ( ses_id_t sid )

Dequeue the first matching session entry in the inreadyQ, if any.

Parameters

sid	first matching session entry in the inreadyQ or NULL if none

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ses_ready_t* ses_msg_get_first_outready ( void )

Dequeue the first entry in the outreadyQ, if any.

Returns: first entry in the outreadyQ or NULL if none

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ses_ready_t* ses_msg_get_first_outready_ycontrol ( void )

Dequeue the first entry in the outreadyQ, if any Get a ycontrol entry.

Returns: first entry in the outreadyQ or NULL if none

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void ses_msg_init ( void )

Initialize the session message manager module data structures.

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void ses_msg_init_buff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		boolean	outbuff,
		ses_msg_buff_t *	buff
	)

Init the buffer fields.

Parameters

scb	session control block
outbuff	TRUE if oupput buffer; FALSE if input buffer
buff	buffer to send

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void ses_msg_make_inready ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Put the session on the inreadyQ if it is not already there.

Parameters

scb	session control block

Return values

scb->inready will be queued on the inreadyQ

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void ses_msg_make_outready ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there.

Parameters

scb	session control block

Return values

scb->outready will be queued on the outreadyQ

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void ses_msg_make_outready_ycontrol ( ses_cb_t * scb )

Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there.

Parameters

scb	session control block

Return values

scb->outready will be queued on the outreadyQ

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status_t ses_msg_new_buff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		boolean	outbuff,
		ses_msg_buff_t **	buff
	)

Malloc a new session buffer chuck.

Note that the buffer memory is not cleared after each use since this is not needed for byte stream IO

Parameters

scb	session control block to malloc a new message for
outbuff	TRUE if this is for outgoing message FALSE if this is for incoming message
buff	address of ses_msg_buff_t pointer that will be set

Return values

*buff malloced session buffer chunk (if NO_ERR return)

Returns: status

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status_t ses_msg_new_msg ( ses_msg_t ** msg )

Malloc a new session message control header.

Parameters

msg	address of ses_msg_t pointer that will be set

Return values

*msg	malloced session message struct (if NO_ERR return)

Returns: status

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status_t ses_msg_new_output_buff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		boolean	start_chunk_mode
	)

Put the current outbuff on the outQ.

Put the session on the outreadyQ if it is not already there Try to allocate a new buffer for the session

Parameters

scb	session control block
start_chunk_mode	TRUE if http_chunk_mode should be started before the next buffer is allocated

Return values

scb->outbuff	is filled in
scb->outready	could be set
scb->outQ	could be changed

Returns: status, could return malloc or buffers exceeded error

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ses_msg_tempchunk_t* ses_msg_new_tempchunk	(	xmlChar *	chunk,
		uint32	chunklen
	)

Create a new temp chunk.

Parameters

chunk	chunk to store (memory passed off here)
chunklen	byte length of chunk

Returns: pointer to malloced and filled in tempchunk_t

ses_msg_buff_t* ses_msg_next_outbuff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_buff_t *	curbuff
	)

Get the next outQ buffer.

Parameters

scb	session control block
curbuff	current buffer

Returns: pointer to the next outbuff

status_t ses_msg_reset_message	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_t *	msg,
		dlq_hdr_t *	tempchunkQ
	)

Reset a message to the provided buffer.

This is used by HTTP client because its accept_buffer does not do de-chunking inline like the NETCONF buffer_accept code.

Parameters

scb	session control block to use
msg	message to change
tempchunkQ	Q of ses_msg_tempchunk_t structs

Returns: status

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status_t ses_msg_send_buffs	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		boolean *	anyout
	)

Send multiple buffers to the session client socket Tries to send one packet at maximum MTU.

Parameters

scb	session control block
anyout	address of return output flag (may be NULL)

Return values

*anyout = TRUE if any logging output
FALSE if no logging output

Returns: status

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uint32 ses_msg_size_tempchunkQ ( dlq_hdr_t * tempchunkQ )

Get the size of the message in the tempchunks.

Parameters

tempchunkQ que to use

Returns: byte count for all chunks

status_t ses_msg_write_buff	(	ses_cb_t *	scb,
		ses_msg_buff_t *	buff,
		xmlChar	ch
	)

Add some text to the message buffer.

Parameters

scb	session control block to use
buff	buffer to write to
ch	xmlChar to write

Returns: status_t

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Data Structures

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