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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

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#include "smsppara.h"

#include "smsuset.h"

#include "smsulog.h"

#include "smspmain.h"

#include "gsmubuf.h"

#include "Gsmumsg.h"

#include <mmretrieve.h>

#include "SmsuTimer.h"

/**

 *  Constructor

 *  

 *  @param aSmsComm a reference to the protocol.

 *  @param aSmsSettings a reference to the global SMS settings.

 *  @param aSmsMessaging a reference to the ETEL SMS messaging subsession.

 *  

 */

CSmsParamsBase::CSmsParamsBase(MSmsComm& aSmsComm,const TSmsSettings& aSmsSettings,RMobileSmsMessaging& aSmsMessaging)

  : CSmsuActiveBase(KSmsSessionPriority),

	iSmsComm(aSmsComm),

	iSmsSettings(aSmsSettings),

	iSmsMessaging(aSmsMessaging)

	{

	} // CSmsParamsBase::CSmsParamsBase

/**

 *  2nd Phase of construction.

 *  

 *  Creates CSmsTimeout object.

 *  

 */

void CSmsParamsBase::ConstructL()

	{

	ConstructTimeoutL();

	} // CSmsParamsBase::ConstructL

/**

 *  2 Phase constructor.

 *  

 *  @param aSmsComm a reference to the protocol.

 *  @param aSmsSettings a reference to the global SMS settings.

 *  @param aSmsMessaging a reference to the ETEL SMS messaging subsession.

 *  @leave Leaves if ContructL() leaves, or not enough memory is available.

 *  @return a new CSmsReadParams object.

 *  

 */

CSmsReadParams* CSmsReadParams::NewL(MSmsComm& aSmsComm,const TSmsSettings& aSmsSettings,RMobileSmsMessaging& aSmsMessaging)

	{

	CSmsReadParams* smsReadParams=new(ELeave) CSmsReadParams(aSmsComm,aSmsSettings,aSmsMessaging);

	CleanupStack::PushL(smsReadParams);

	smsReadParams->ConstructL();

	CleanupStack::Pop(smsReadParams);

	return smsReadParams;

	} // CSmsReadParams::NewL

/**

 *  Destructor

 *  

 *  Cancel reading process and delete all created objects.

 *  

 */

CSmsReadParams::~CSmsReadParams()

	{

	Cancel();

	delete iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList;

	delete iMobilePhoneSmspList;

	} // CSmsReadParams::~CSmsReadParams

/**

 *  Start retrieving of SMS parameters. Called by CSmsProtocol.

 *  

 *  The behavour has been changed so that these parameters

 *  will always be retrieved from the TSY. [Previously the

 *  algorithm only retrieved the parameters from the TSY once

 *  and cached them so the TSY would not need to be polled if

 *  a client asked for the again, the assumption being that the

 *  SC number would never change. Subsequent client requests to

 *  read the SMS parameters would result in the cached parameters

 *  being returned rather than retrieving the parameters from the

 *  SIM. However this can cause problems (DEF40029) if the SIM is

 *  replaced with a new SIM that has an incorrect service center

 *  number: the stack can be requested to load the SMS parameters

 *  twice, once when the phone boots with the new SIM and again when

 *  the SIM is updated with the new Service Centre Number. If 2nd

 *  request only results in the cached parameters being returned then

 *  the incorrect SC Address will be returned.]

 *  

 *  @param aObserver a reference to the observer object.

 */

void CSmsReadParams::Start(MSmsMessageObserver& aObserver)

	{

	__ASSERT_DEBUG(iSmsMessageObserver == NULL  &&  iReport == NULL,

				   SmspPanic(KSmspPanicUnexpectedState));

	//

	// Store the observer interface object for and start the retrieve

	// operation.

	//

	iSmsMessageObserver = &aObserver;

	iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList->Start(iStatus);

	TimedSetActive(iSmsSettings.Timeout());

	} // CSmsReadParams::Start

/**

 *  Start retrieving of SMS parameters. Called by CSmsWriteParams.

 *  

 *  The behavour has been changed so that these parameters

 *  will always be retrieved from the TSY. [Previously the

 *  algorithm only retrieved the parameters from the TSY once

 *  and cached them so the TSY would not need to be polled if

 *  a client asked for the again, the assumption being that the

 *  SC number would never change. Subsequent client requests to

 *  read the SMS parameters would result in the cached parameters

 *  being returned rather than retrieving the parameters from the

 *  SIM. However this can cause problems (DEF40029) if the SIM is

 *  replaced with a new SIM that has an incorrect service center

 *  number: the stack can be requested to load the SMS parameters

 *  twice, once when the phone boots with the new SIM and again when

 *  the SIM is updated with the new Service Centre Number. If 2nd

 *  request only results in the cached parameters being returned then

 *  the incorrect SC Address will be returned.]

 *  

 *  @param aStatus a reference to the outstanding request.

 */

void CSmsReadParams::Start(TRequestStatus& aStatus)

	{

	__ASSERT_DEBUG(iSmsMessageObserver == NULL  &&  iReport == NULL,

				   SmspPanic(KSmspPanicUnexpectedState));

	//

	// Store the TRequestStatus in the CSmsuActiveBase object for later

	// completion and start the retrieve operation.

	//

	Queue(aStatus);

	iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList->Start(iStatus);

	TimedSetActive(iSmsSettings.Timeout());

	} // CSmsReadParams::Start

/**

 *  Retrieves parameter list from CRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList object.

 *  Cancel timeout timer. Delete old SMSP list and retrieve new list from

 *  CMobilePhoneSmspList object if retrieving was successful.

 *  

 *  @leave Leave if RetrieveListL() leaves.

 */

void CSmsReadParams::DoRunL()

	{

	//

	// If the start retrieve was successful, then continue retrieving the list.

	// A temporary variable is used to keep the old list until the new one is

	// obtained successfully.

	//

	if (iStatus == KErrNone)

		{

		CMobilePhoneSmspList* tempList = iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList->RetrieveListL();

		delete iMobilePhoneSmspList;

		iMobilePhoneSmspList = tempList;

		}

	//

	// DoRunL() will now return to CSmsuActiveBase which if the object

	// is not active, will call Complete().

	//

	} // CSmsReadParams::DoRunL

/**

 *  Handles cancel read parameters request.

 *  

 *  Cancel timeout timer.

 *  Cancel also retrieving of parameters process.

 *  Call complete.

 */

void CSmsReadParams::DoCancel()

	{

	TimedSetActiveCancel();

	//

	// Cancel the request...

	//

	iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList->Cancel();

	//

	// Handle completion of this Active Object. Note that the object

	// may well still be active at this point...

	//

	if (TimedOut())

		{

		Complete(KErrTimedOut);

		}

	else

		{

		Complete(KErrCancel);

		}

	} // CSmsReadParams::DoCancel

/**

 *  Constructor

 *  

 *  @param aSmsComm a reference to the protocol.

 *  @param aSmsSettings a reference to the global SMS settings.

 *  @param aSmsMessaging a reference to the ETEL SMS messaging subsession.

 *  

 */

CSmsReadParams::CSmsReadParams(MSmsComm& aSmsComm,const TSmsSettings& aSmsSettings,RMobileSmsMessaging& aSmsMessaging):

	CSmsParamsBase(aSmsComm,aSmsSettings,aSmsMessaging)

	{

	} // CSmsReadParams::CSmsReadParams

/**

 *  2nd Phase of construction.

 *  

 *  Creates CRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList object.

 *  

 */

void CSmsReadParams::ConstructL()

	{

	CSmsParamsBase::ConstructL();

	iRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList = CRetrieveMobilePhoneSmspList::NewL(iSmsMessaging);

	} // CSmsReadParams::ConstructL

/**

 *  Check validity of SMSP list. List shouldn't contain more entries that can be stored

 *  to phone-side storage.

 *  Set maximum number of enties value to the client's list.

 *  

 *  @param aMobilePhoneSmspList a reference to the CMobilePhoneSmspList object.

 *  @leave Leave if aMobilePhoneSmspList object contains too many SMSP sets.

 *  

 */

void CSmsReadParams::CheckListValidityL(CMobilePhoneSmspList& aMobilePhoneSmspList)

	{

	//

	// MaxNumberEntries method returns the maximum number of entries that can

	// be stored in this list. This attribute is required because most phone-side

	// storage will have an upper storage limit. If the TSY has not set this

	// attribute during a list retrieval then the value returned will be -1.

	//

	if (iMobilePhoneSmspList->MaxNumberEntries() != -1)

		{

		if (aMobilePhoneSmspList.Enumerate() > iMobilePhoneSmspList->MaxNumberEntries())

			{

			User::Leave(KErrArgument); 

			}

		aMobilePhoneSmspList.SetMaxNumberEntries(iMobilePhoneSmspList->MaxNumberEntries());

		}

	} // CSmsReadParams::CheckListValidityL

/**

 *  Store successfully saved parameters also to SMSPROT's internal memory. Actually

 *  StoreParameters takes ownership of aMobilePhoneSmspList.

 *  

 *  Delete old list and set iMobilePhoneSmspList to point to the new SMSP list.

 *  

 *  @param aMobilePhoneSmspList a reference to the CMobilePhoneSmspList object.

 *  

 */

void CSmsReadParams::StoreParameters(CMobilePhoneSmspList* aMobilePhoneSmspList)

	{

	__ASSERT_DEBUG(iMobilePhoneSmspList != NULL && aMobilePhoneSmspList != NULL && iMobilePhoneSmspList->MaxNumberEntries() == aMobilePhoneSmspList->MaxNumberEntries(),SmspPanic(KSmspPanicCorruptedSmspList));

	delete iMobilePhoneSmspList;

	iMobilePhoneSmspList = aMobilePhoneSmspList;

	} // CSmsReadParams::StoreParameters

/**

 *  Completes read request or cancel read request.

 *  

 *  Cancel timeout timer.

 *  Complete request to the CSmsWriteParams object or observer.

 *  

 *  @param aStatus a status value.

 *  

 */

void CSmsReadParams::Complete(TInt aStatus)

	{

	//

	// Call the base function to perform the actual complete...

	//

	CSmsuActiveBase::Complete(aStatus);

	if (iSmsMessageObserver != NULL  &&

		iSmsComm.ObserverIsPresent(*iSmsMessageObserver))

		{

		iSmsMessageObserver->ReadSmsParamsCompleted(aStatus, iMobilePhoneSmspList);

		iSmsMessageObserver = NULL;

		}

	} // CSmsReadParams::Complete

/**

 *  2 Phase constructor.

 *  

 *  @param aSmsComm a reference to the protocol.

 *  @param aSmsSettings a reference to the global SMS settings.

 *  @param aSmsMessaging a reference to the ETEL SMS messaging subsession.

 *  @param aSmsReadParams a reference to the CSmsReadParams object.

 *  @leave Leaves if ContructL() leaves, or not enough memory is available.

 *  @return a new CSmsReadParams object.

 *  

 */

CSmsWriteParams* CSmsWriteParams::NewL(MSmsComm& aSmsComm,const TSmsSettings& aSmsSettings,RMobileSmsMessaging& aSmsMessaging,CSmsReadParams& aSmsReadParams)

	{

	CSmsWriteParams* smsWriteParams=new(ELeave) CSmsWriteParams(aSmsComm,aSmsSettings,aSmsMessaging,aSmsReadParams);

	CleanupStack::PushL(smsWriteParams);

	smsWriteParams->ConstructL();

	CleanupStack::Pop(smsWriteParams);

	return smsWriteParams;

	} // CSmsWriteParams::NewL

/**

 *  Destructor

 *  

 *  Cancel writing process and delete all created objects.

 *  

 */

CSmsWriteParams::~CSmsWriteParams()

	{

	Cancel();

	delete iMobilePhoneSmspList;

	} // CSmsWriteParams::~CSmsWriteParams

/**

 *  Start writing of SMS parameters process.

 *  Set state to ESmsParamsStoringList.

 *  Read parameters to SMSPROT's internal memory if client tries to write

 *  parameters before SMSPROT has read them. This is because SMSPROT has to

 *  deliver whole SMSP list while making StoreSmspList request to the MM ETel.

 *  If client deliver only some SMSP sets while making write request, we have

 *  to add missing SMSP sets to the clients list.

 *  Set timeout timer on.

 *  

 *  @param aObserver a reference to the observer object.

 *  @param aMobilePhoneSmspList a pointer to SMSP list to be saved.

 *  

 */

void CSmsWriteParams::Start(MSmsMessageObserver& aObserver,CMobilePhoneSmspList* aMobilePhoneSmspList)

	{

	__ASSERT_DEBUG(iState==ESmsParamsIdle,SmspPanic(KSmspPanicUnexpectedState));

	iState = ESmsParamsStoringList;

	iSmsMessageObserver= &aObserver;

	iMobilePhoneSmspList=aMobilePhoneSmspList;

	//

	//Read parameters to SMSPROT's internal memory before starting writing process...

	//

	iSmsReadParams.Start(iStatus);

	TimedSetActive(iSmsSettings.Timeout());

	} // CSmsWriteParams::Start

/**

 *  Store SMSP list to phone. If storing was successful, store list also

 *  to CSmsReadParams object.

 *  

 *  Cancel timeout timer.

 *  State ESmsParamsStoringList:

 *  Change state to ESmsParamsStoringListToInternal.

 *  Check validity of SMSP list using CSmsReadParams objects services.

 *  After that makes StoreSmspList request to the MM ETel.

 *  Set timeout timer on.

 *  State ESmsParamsStoringListToInternal:

 *  Store successfully stored parameters to CSmsReadParams object.

 *  

 *  @leave Leaves if there was an error.

 *  @leave Leave if RetrieveListL() leaves.

 *  @leave Leave if StoreSmspListL() leaves.

 *  @leave Panic if RunL is called while object is in idle state.

 *  

 */

void CSmsWriteParams::DoRunL()

	{

	switch (iState)

		{

		case ESmsParamsStoringList:

			{

			//

			// Request the list to be stored...

			//

			if (iStatus.Int() == KErrNone)

				{

				iState = ESmsParamsStoringListToInternal;

				iSmsReadParams.CheckListValidityL(*iMobilePhoneSmspList);

				iSmsMessaging.StoreSmspListL(iStatus, iMobilePhoneSmspList);

				TimedSetActive(iSmsSettings.Timeout());

				}

			}

			break;

		case ESmsParamsStoringListToInternal:

			{

			//

			// If the list was stored successfully, then store it internally.

			//

			if (iStatus.Int() == KErrNone)

				{

				iSmsReadParams.StoreParameters(iMobilePhoneSmspList);

				//

				// Set iMobilePhoneSmspList to NULL because it points now to SMSPROT's

				// internal parameter storage.

				//

				iMobilePhoneSmspList = NULL;

				}

			}

			break;

		default:

			{

			SmspPanic(KSmspPanicUnexpectedState);

			}

			break;

		}

	//

	// DoRunL() will now return to CSmsuActiveBase which if the object

	// is not active, will call Complete().

	//

	} // CSmsWriteParams::DoRunL

/**

 *  Handles cancel write parameters request.

 *  

 *  Cancel timeout timer. Cancel reading and writing processes

 *  if they are running.

 *  

 */

void CSmsWriteParams::DoCancel()

	{

	TimedSetActiveCancel();

	switch (iState)

		{

		case ESmsParamsStoringList:

			{

			iSmsReadParams.Cancel();

			}

			break;

		case ESmsParamsStoringListToInternal:

			{

			iSmsMessaging.CancelAsyncRequest(EMobileSmsMessagingStoreSmspList);

			}

			break;

		default:

			{