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1 // Copyright (c) 2004-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). |
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2 // All rights reserved. |
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3 // This component and the accompanying materials are made available |
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4 // under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0" |
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5 // which accompanies this distribution, and is available |
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6 // at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html". |
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7 // |
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8 // Initial Contributors: |
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9 // Nokia Corporation - initial contribution. |
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10 // |
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11 // Contributors: |
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12 // |
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13 // Description: |
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14 // flow.cpp - IPv6/IPv4 flow information |
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15 // |
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16 |
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17 #include <es_mbuf.h> |
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18 #include "flow.h" |
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19 // |
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20 // COptionValue |
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21 // ************ |
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22 // (Only used internally in flow.cpp, DO NOT EXPORT! It has somewhat |
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23 // "delicate" constructor requiring the extra allocation been done, |
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24 // not checked... -- sma |
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25 // |
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26 class COptionValue : public CBase |
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27 { |
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28 public: |
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29 COptionValue(TInt aLevel, TInt aName, const TDesC8 &aOption) : iLevel(aLevel), iName(aName), iLength(aOption.Length()) |
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30 { |
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31 TPtr8((TUint8 *)this + sizeof(COptionValue), iLength).Copy(aOption); |
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32 } |
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33 inline TPtrC8 Value() { return TPtr8((TUint8 *)this + sizeof(COptionValue), iLength, iLength); } |
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34 COptionValue *iNext; // Next value or NULL |
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35 const TUint iLevel; // Option level |
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36 const TUint iName; // Option name |
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37 const TInt iLength; // Option value length |
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38 // |
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39 // This is followed by the actual octets of the |
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40 // option value. COptionValue class *CANNOT* be |
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41 // subclassed!!!! |
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42 }; |
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43 |
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44 // ************ |
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45 // RFlowContext |
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46 // ************ |
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47 |
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48 |
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49 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Open(MFlowManager *aManager, TUint aProtocol) |
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50 /** |
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51 * Creates a new empty and unconnected flow context and initialises the handle |
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52 * to point this context. |
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53 * |
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54 * The handle, which is used to create the flow context |
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55 * through this method, will become the owner of the flow context. |
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56 * |
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57 * @param aManager |
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58 * Flow manager |
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59 * @param aProtocol |
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60 * The upper layer protocol associated with the flow. |
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61 * This is also the value for the IP NextHeader/Protocol field, unless |
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62 * a hook adds some extension headers. This can also be set later using |
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63 * RFlowContext::SetProtocol method. |
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64 * @return |
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65 * KErrNone, if the context was successfully created and attached to the handle. |
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66 */ |
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67 { |
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68 iFlow = 0; |
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69 TRAPD(err, iFlow = aManager->NewFlowL(this, aProtocol)); |
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70 return err; |
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71 } |
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72 |
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73 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::ReOpen() |
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74 /** |
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75 * Allocates a new flow context to the handle using the parameters from |
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76 * the existing flow context. |
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77 * |
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78 * If the handle is the only reference to the current context, the context is |
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79 * deleted after the new context has been created. |
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80 * |
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81 * This function is not for general use. |
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82 * |
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83 * @return |
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84 * KErrNone on success. |
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85 */ |
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86 { |
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87 CFlowContext *old = iFlow; |
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88 if (old) |
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89 { |
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90 iFlow = NULL; |
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91 TRAPD(err, iFlow = old->iMgr->NewFlowL(this, *old)); |
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92 old->Close(); |
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93 return err; |
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94 } |
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95 else |
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96 return KErrBadHandle; |
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97 } |
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98 |
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99 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Clone(const RFlowContext &aFlow) |
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100 /** |
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101 * Creates a new flow with the flow parameters copied from another flow. |
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102 * |
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103 * @param aFlow |
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104 * a flow to be duplicated |
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105 * |
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106 * @return |
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107 * System wide error codes |
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108 */ |
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109 { |
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110 // |
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111 // This sequence of actions below tries to do the cloning in |
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112 // such a way, that it is safe even if the this == aFlow (in which |
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113 // case this is same as plain "ReOpen()"). |
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114 // |
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115 CFlowContext *old = iFlow; |
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116 iFlow = aFlow.iFlow; |
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117 iFlow->Open(); |
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118 TInt ret = ReOpen(); |
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119 if (old) |
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120 old->Close(); |
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121 return ret; |
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122 } |
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123 |
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124 |
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125 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Connect() |
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126 /** |
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127 * Forces a (re)connect on the flow. |
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128 * |
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129 * Connect activates the connection phase of the flow context. |
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130 * Any previous connection is disconnected from the flow. |
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131 * |
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132 * @return |
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133 * the status of the flow. Any non-zero positive |
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134 * value indicates "pending" state: a connection |
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135 * is being setup but not yet ready (for example, |
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136 * a netdial process may have been activated, but |
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137 * it is still waiting for the user input). |
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138 */ |
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139 { |
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140 if (iFlow) |
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141 { |
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142 iFlow->Connect(); |
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143 return iFlow->iStatus; |
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144 } |
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145 else |
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146 return KErrBadHandle; |
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147 } |
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148 |
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149 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Open(MFlowManager *aManager, const TSockAddr &aDst, const TSockAddr &aSrc, TUint aProtocol, TUint aIcmpType, TUint aIcmpCode) |
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150 /** |
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151 * Just a convenience function, which combines Open, SetRemoteAddr, SetLocalAddr, SetIcmpInfo and Connect. |
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152 * |
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153 * @param aManager Flow Manager |
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154 * @param aDst Flow's destination address (and port) |
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155 * @param aSrc Flow's source address (and port) |
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156 * @param aProtocol The upper layer protocol associated with the flow |
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157 * (and the value for the IP NextHeader/Protocol field, |
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158 * unless some hook adds extension headers) |
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159 * @param aIcmpType ICMP type (only sensible when protocol is ICMP) |
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160 * @param aIcmpCode ICMP code (only sensible when protocol is ICMP) |
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161 * |
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162 * @return |
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163 * current value of CFlowContext::iStatus. |
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164 */ |
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165 { |
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166 TInt ret = Open(aManager, aProtocol); |
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167 if (ret != KErrNone) |
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168 return ret; |
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169 else if (iFlow) |
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170 { |
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171 SetRemoteAddr(aDst); |
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172 SetLocalAddr(aSrc); |
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173 SetIcmpType(aIcmpType, aIcmpCode); |
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174 iFlow->Connect(); |
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175 return iFlow->iStatus; |
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176 } |
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177 else |
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178 return KErrBadHandle; |
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179 } |
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180 |
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181 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Open(RFlowContext &aFlow, RMBufPktInfo *aInfo) |
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182 /** |
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183 * Attaches the flow to a specified packet. |
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184 * |
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185 * This function is used only to attach a copy reference to the flow to an outgoing |
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186 * packet (RMBufSendInfo::iFlow). |
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187 |
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188 * This method is very specific and currently used only for attaching a copy reference |
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189 * of the flow to an outgoing packet (iFlow member of the RMBufPacketInfo). |
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190 * |
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191 * The function checks aContext and if there have been no changes to the flow |
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192 * parameters (as recorded by CFlowContext::iChanged) since the last connection, |
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193 * the flow is assumed to be validly connected. Note that this means that if |
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194 * the referenced flow is in an error state and if no flow parameters have been |
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195 * changed, this attach/open also fails. No reconnect attempt is made in that |
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196 * case. |
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197 * |
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198 * If the flow parameters have been changed since the last connect, the flow |
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199 * is reconnected. If there are additional references to the flow context, an |
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200 * implicit re-open (RFlowContext::ReOpen) is executed for the handle and the |
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201 * flow parameters are copied from the old flow context. |
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202 * After this, the new flow is connected. Note that |
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203 * if a new cloned context is created, and if the context had a provider notify |
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204 * pointer (see RFlowContext::SetNotify()) set through this handle, the pointer |
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205 * is automatically transferred to the new flow context, and removed from the old context. |
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206 * |
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207 * If, after above processing, the referenced flow is ready to receive outgoing packets, |
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208 * the flow context associated with the referenced handle is attached to the current handle. |
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209 * |
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210 * This design allows simple processing for the upper layers, as they don't need to worry |
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211 * if the old flow is used by some packet still on the way out. Additionally, delaying the |
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212 * "cloning" until actual attach/connect, may avoid unnecessary copying. |
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213 * |
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214 * The opened handle is not the owner of the flow context. This will only create an additional |
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215 * reference to an existing flow context owned by someone else (usually aFlow). |
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216 * |
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217 * @param aFlow |
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218 * the "source flow" to be attached to the current handle |
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219 * @retval aInfo |
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220 * An optional information block. |
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221 * If specified, then on a successful attach, the info members iProtocol, |
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222 * iSrcAddr and iDstAddr are initialized from the respective selector |
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223 * fields of the flow. |
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224 * @return |
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225 * The return value of the Open is in general same as what would be returned |
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226 * by the Status call. However, when attach causes the actual connection of the flow, |
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227 * there exists error return codes which do not happen with Status call. |
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228 */ |
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229 { |
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230 // FFS: It should be considered that this method is replaced with something like |
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231 // Attach(aFlow) function in the RMBufSendInfo itself. That would be much cleaner |
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232 // solution. |
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233 iFlow = NULL; |
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234 CFlowContext *flow = aFlow.iFlow; |
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235 if (!flow) |
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236 return KErrBadHandle; |
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237 |
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238 if (flow->iChanged) |
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239 { |
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240 // |
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241 // The flow parameters have been changed |
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242 // |
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243 if (flow->iRefs > 0) |
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244 { |
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245 // |
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246 // Need to allocate a new flow |
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247 |
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248 TInt err = aFlow.ReOpen(); |
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249 if (err != KErrNone) |
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250 return err; |
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251 flow = aFlow.iFlow; |
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252 } |
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253 // Assume: ConnectFlow will clean out all previous connection state! -- msa |
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254 flow->Connect(); |
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255 } |
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256 // |
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257 // ...should this Refresh be done here or not? -- msa |
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258 // |
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259 if (flow->iStatus > EFlow_READY) |
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260 flow->RefreshFlow(); |
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261 if (flow->iStatus == EFlow_READY) |
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262 { |
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263 // |
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264 // Attach the flow to this handle |
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265 // |
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266 flow->Open(); |
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267 iFlow = flow; |
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268 } |
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269 // |
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270 // Return current address information |
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271 // (even though it in some cases might be random) |
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272 // |
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273 if (aInfo) |
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274 { |
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275 aInfo->iDstAddr = flow->RemoteAddr(); |
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276 aInfo->iSrcAddr = flow->LocalAddr(); |
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277 aInfo->iProtocol = flow->Protocol(); |
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278 } |
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279 return flow->iStatus; |
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280 } |
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281 |
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282 // Help function for address loading, returns |
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283 // = 0, if address did not change |
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284 // = 1, if address has changed |
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285 // |
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286 static TInt ChangedAddress(TInetAddr &aAddr, const TInetAddr &aNewAddr) |
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287 { |
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288 // "Normalize" new address |
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289 // - convert IPv4 addresess into IPv4 mapped |
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290 // - anything other then KAfInet6 will be set as None |
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291 TInetAddr tmp(aNewAddr); |
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292 if (tmp.Family() == KAfInet) |
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293 { |
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294 tmp.ConvertToV4Mapped(); |
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295 tmp.SetScope(0); // [is already part of "convert" in newer insocks] |
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296 } |
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297 else if (tmp.Family() != KAfInet6) |
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298 tmp.SetAddress(KInet6AddrNone); |
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299 |
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300 if (tmp.CmpAddr(aAddr) && // address and port same? |
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301 tmp.FlowLabel() == aAddr.FlowLabel()) |
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302 { |
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303 // If the scope id in new addres is zero, then the |
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304 // scope id is not part the address compare. |
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305 // (this will optimize unconnected sockets where application |
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306 // gives destination without scope -- eliminates unnecessary |
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307 // flow connect operations. |
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308 if (tmp.Scope() == aAddr.Scope() || tmp.Scope() == 0) |
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309 return 0; // No Change to the previous value |
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310 } |
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311 |
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312 // Address is being changed |
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313 aAddr = tmp; |
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314 return 1; |
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315 } |
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316 |
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317 |
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318 /** |
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319 * @defgroup setselectors Flow selector fields |
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320 * |
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321 * The selector information currently includes the following: |
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322 * @li local address and port |
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323 * @li remote addresses and port |
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324 * @li IP protocol number |
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325 * @li ICMP (or some other protocol) type and code. |
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326 * |
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327 * When a method is used to set any of the selector fields, the new and current value are |
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328 * compared, and if there is a change, the CFlowContext::iChanged is set. |
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329 * |
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330 * Although the code does not verify it, changing any of the selector fields should |
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331 * be done only by the owner of the flow context. |
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332 * |
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333 * If the handle is not attached to a flow, all methods will just silently return |
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334 * without doing anything. |
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335 * |
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336 * @{ |
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337 */ |
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338 |
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339 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::SetRemoteAddr(const TSockAddr &aAddr) |
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340 /** |
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341 * Sets the flow's remote address and port. |
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342 * |
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343 * @param aAddr |
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344 * An address and port of the selector. |
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345 * If an address is given in IPv4 format (KAfInet), it will be automaticly |
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346 * converted into IPv4 mapped format (KAfInet6) in the flow context. |
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347 * Note that the flow itself does not record whether an IPv4 address was specified. |
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348 */ |
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349 { |
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350 if (iFlow && ChangedAddress(iFlow->iInfo.iRemote, TInetAddr::Cast(aAddr))) |
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351 { |
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352 if (!iFlow->IsLocalSet()) |
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353 // |
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354 // If the local address is unspecified by the application, |
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355 // changing the remote address must also reset the local address |
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356 // back to the unspecified state, so that the system will reselect |
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357 // a new local address which will match the new remote address! |
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358 // |
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359 // Due to IPSEC, even changing port may cause destination |
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360 // change, if policy specifies tunneling for certain ports |
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361 // [this None setting may be unnecessary, need to check -- msa] |
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362 iFlow->iInfo.iLocal.SetAddress(KInet6AddrNone); |
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363 iFlow->iChanged = 1; |
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364 } |
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365 } |
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366 |
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367 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::SetLocalAddr(const TSockAddr &aAddr) |
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368 /** |
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369 * Sets the flow's local address and port |
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370 * |
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371 * @param aAddr |
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372 * An address and port of the selector. |
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373 * |
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374 * If an address is given in IPv4 format (KAfInet), it will be converted |
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375 * into IPv4 mapped format (KAfInet6) in the flow context. If address |
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376 * is unspecified, the CFlowContext::iLocalSet is cleared, and set otherwise. |
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377 * See also CFlowContext::IsLocalSet(). |
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378 * |
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379 * Note that the flow itself does not record whether an IPv4 address |
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380 * was originally specified in KAfInet or KAfInet6 format. |
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381 */ |
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382 { |
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383 if (iFlow && ChangedAddress(iFlow->iInfo.iLocal, TInetAddr::Cast(aAddr))) |
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384 { |
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385 iFlow->iInfo.iLocalSet = !(iFlow->iInfo.iLocal.IsUnspecified()); |
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386 iFlow->iChanged = 1; |
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387 } |
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388 } |
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389 |
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390 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::SetProtocol(TUint aProtocol) |
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391 /** |
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392 * Sets the flow's protocol. |
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393 * @param aProtocol |
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394 * The upper layer protocol associated with the flow (and the value for the IP |
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395 * NextHeader/Protocol field, unless some hook adds extension headers) |
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396 */ |
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397 { |
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398 if (iFlow && iFlow->iInfo.iProtocol != aProtocol) |
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399 { |
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400 iFlow->iInfo.iProtocol = (TUint8)aProtocol; |
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401 if (!iFlow->iInfo.iLocalSet) |
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402 // |
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403 // Need to reset source address to unselected also here... |
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404 // |
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405 // Due to IPSEC, even changing protocol, may cause destination |
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406 // change, if policy specifies tunneling for certain protocols |
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407 // [this None setting may be unnecessary, need to check -- msa] |
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408 iFlow->iInfo.iLocal.SetAddress(KInet6AddrNone); |
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409 |
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410 iFlow->iChanged = 1; |
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411 } |
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412 } |
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413 |
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414 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::SetIcmpType(TUint aType, TUint aCode) |
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415 /** |
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416 * Sets the flow's ICMP type and code. Omitted aCode will set ICMP code in the |
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417 * flow as zero. |
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418 * |
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419 * Note: Although this method is designed for ICMP, there are other protocols |
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420 * which do not use ports, but some kind to type/code instead. Despite |
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421 * it's name, this function can be used. |
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422 * |
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423 * @param aType ICMP type |
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424 * @param aCode ICMP code |
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425 */ |
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426 { |
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427 if (iFlow && (iFlow->iInfo.iIcmpType != aType || iFlow->iInfo.iIcmpCode != aCode)) |
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428 { |
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429 iFlow->iInfo.iIcmpType = (TUint8)aType; |
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430 iFlow->iInfo.iIcmpCode = (TUint8)aCode; |
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431 if (!iFlow->iInfo.iLocalSet) |
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432 // |
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433 // Need to reset source address to unselected also here... |
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434 // |
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435 // Due to IPSEC, changing anything that affects selector, |
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436 // may cause destination change (due tunnel), and thus |
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437 // a new source address.. |
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438 // [this None setting may be unnecessary, need to check -- msa] |
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439 iFlow->iInfo.iLocal.SetAddress(KInet6AddrNone); |
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440 iFlow->iChanged = 1; |
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441 } |
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442 } |
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443 |
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444 |
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445 /** @} */ // End setselectors |
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446 |
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448 |
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449 EXPORT_C MProviderNotify * RFlowContext::SetNotify(MProviderNotify *aProvider) |
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450 /** |
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451 * Requesting notifications of events on the flow. |
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452 * |
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453 * A provider may request notification callbacks from events affecting the flow |
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454 * by attaching a MProviderNotify instance to a flow context. |
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455 * A flow can only have one such notifier at any time. |
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456 * |
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457 * Only the owner of the flow context is allowed to set this. |
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458 * |
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459 * The receiver of the notifications must implement the MProviderNotify mixin class: |
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460 * |
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461 * MProviderNotify::CanSend() is called when the flow might be ready to change |
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462 * into the EFlow_READY status (this is only called when flow status is HOLD |
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463 * or PENDING). |
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464 * |
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465 * MProviderNotify::Error is called whenever the flow is set into error state. |
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466 * The aMask parameter follows the MSocketNotify (in <es_prot.h>) definitions. |
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467 * |
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468 * These two methods are a subset of the MSocketNotify, |
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469 * and the intention is that, by default the SAP implementation using the flow |
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470 * can just call the equivalent MSocketNotify method from these notifies. |
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471 * |
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472 * @param aProvider |
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473 * an object to receive the CanSend() or Error() upcalls, |
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474 * or NULL if cancel notifications |
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475 * @return |
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476 * the pointer of the previous notifier, if any, is returned |
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477 * (or, the context was not attached, the method returns the |
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478 * aProvider). |
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479 */ |
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480 { |
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481 // FFS: The notifier call should be suppressed while |
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482 // iChanged is set, only the CanSend() notify? |
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483 if (iFlow && iFlow->iOwner == this) |
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484 { |
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485 MProviderNotify *n = iFlow->iProvider; |
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486 iFlow->iProvider = aProvider; |
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487 return n; |
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488 } |
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489 else |
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490 return aProvider; |
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491 } |
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492 |
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493 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::Close() |
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494 /** |
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495 * Closes an open handle. |
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496 * |
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497 * This must be called when the handle is no longer required. |
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498 * Close detaches the actual flow context from this handle. |
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499 * If this handle was the last reference to the context, the context is |
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500 * destroyed. |
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501 */ |
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502 { |
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503 if (iFlow) |
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504 { |
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505 if (iFlow->iOwner == this) |
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506 iFlow->iProvider = NULL; |
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507 // Do a "safe" close, by removing the flow context |
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508 // reference from the handle before closing. |
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509 CFlowContext &flow = *iFlow; |
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510 iFlow = NULL; |
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511 flow.Close(); |
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512 } |
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513 } |
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514 |
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515 EXPORT_C TInt RFlowContext::Status() |
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516 /** |
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517 * Gets the status of the flow. |
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518 * |
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519 * This function attempts to return the current "effective" status |
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520 * of the flow based on current settings. Thus, if the flows parameters |
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521 * have been changed since the last connect, the function does an implicit |
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522 * (re)connect first. |
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523 * |
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524 * For documentation on values, see CFlowContext::Status. |
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525 * |
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526 * @return |
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527 * KErrBadHandle, if handle is not attached to a flow context. Other returns |
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528 * are defined by CFlowContext::Status. |
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529 */ |
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530 { |
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531 if (!iFlow) |
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532 return KErrBadHandle; |
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533 |
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534 // If the flow is in error state (< 0), the Status() alone will not |
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535 // clear it (changed bit is not effective!). |
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536 if (iFlow->iStatus >= 0 && iFlow->iChanged) |
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537 { |
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538 // |
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539 // The flow parameters have been changed |
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540 // |
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541 if (iFlow->iRefs > 0) |
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542 { |
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543 // |
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544 // Need to allocate a new flow |
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545 |
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546 TInt err = ReOpen(); |
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547 if (err != KErrNone) |
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548 return err; |
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549 } |
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550 // Assume: ConnectFlow will clean out all previous connection state! -- msa |
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551 iFlow->Connect(); |
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552 } |
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553 return iFlow->Status(); |
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554 } |
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555 |
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556 EXPORT_C CNifIfBase * RFlowContext::Interface() const |
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557 /** |
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558 * Gets a pointer to the network interface object at the end of the flow. |
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559 * |
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560 * @return Network interface object (or NULL). |
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561 */ |
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562 { |
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563 return iFlow ? iFlow->Interface() : NULL; |
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564 } |
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565 |
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566 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::Grab(RFlowContext &aContext) |
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567 /** |
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568 * Moves the flow context from one handle to another. |
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569 * |
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570 * This operation does not increase or decrease the references. |
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571 * The grabbed handle will become unattached. |
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572 * |
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573 * This function is not for general use. |
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574 * @param aContext |
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575 * Handle from which to move the context |
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576 */ |
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577 { |
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578 iFlow = aContext.iFlow; |
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579 // FFS: Should check that the aContext is not the owner and disallow grab in such |
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580 // situation (or disable notifier callback, if set). If a aContext |
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581 // is the owner of the CFlowContext and notifier is set, then this pointer |
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582 // is left "dangling"! Currently only used to detach from the packet, which |
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583 // is never the owner? Suggested code (disable notifier): |
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584 if (iFlow && iFlow->iOwner == &aContext) |
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585 iFlow->iProvider = NULL; |
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586 aContext.iFlow = NULL; |
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587 } |
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588 |
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589 EXPORT_C void RFlowContext::Copy(RFlowContext &aContext) |
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590 /** |
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591 * Copies the specified flow context to the handle and updates the |
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592 * flow's reference count. |
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593 * The call never fails. |
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594 * |
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595 * @param aContext |
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596 * Handle to the flow context to copy |
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597 */ |
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598 { |
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599 iFlow = aContext.iFlow; |
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600 if (iFlow) |
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601 iFlow->Open(); |
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602 } |
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603 |
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604 #ifdef SYMBIAN_TCPIPDHCP_UPDATE |
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605 //RFC 4861 Section 7.2.2 |
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606 //Checks whether Neighbour Discovery is currently pending |
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607 EXPORT_C TBool RFlowContext::IsNdResolutionPending() |
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608 { |
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609 TBool bFlag = EFalse; |
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610 if (iFlow) |
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611 { |
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612 bFlag = iFlow->IsNdPacketPendingResolution(); |
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613 } |
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614 return bFlag; |
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615 } |
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616 #endif //SYMBIAN_TCPIPDHCP_UPDATE |
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617 |
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618 // ************ |
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619 // CFlowContext (methods) |
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620 // ************ |
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621 // |
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622 EXPORT_C CFlowContext::CFlowContext(const void *aOwner, MFlowManager *aManager) : iOwner(aOwner), iMgr(aManager), iStatus(KErrNotReady) |
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623 /** |
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624 * Constructor. |
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625 * |
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626 * The contructor (returned pointer) counts as a reference. The user does |
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627 * not need to issue a separate Open() to update the reference count. When |
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628 * the flow pointer is not needed, it must be released by a Close() call |
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629 * (and not by a delete operator). |
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630 * The Close() deletes the CFlowContext automaticly, when the last reference |
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631 * is removed. The delete must not be used. |
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632 * |
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633 * @note |
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634 * The CFlowContext should be handled through the RFlowContext class, which |
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635 * takes care of the Open() and Close() calls correctly. |
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636 * |
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637 * @param aOwner |
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638 * Flow owner identifier. This is untyped, but can be used for |
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639 * comparisions against other owner identifier. |
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640 * @param aManager |
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641 * The flow manager that created this object |
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642 */ |
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643 { |
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644 } |
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645 |
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646 EXPORT_C CFlowContext::CFlowContext(const void *aOwner, MFlowManager *aManager, CFlowContext &aFlow) |
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647 : iOwner(aOwner), iMgr(aManager), iStatus(KErrNotReady) |
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648 /** |
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649 * Constructor, copying the parameters of an existing flow. |
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650 * |
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651 * The contructed flow must be connected before it can be used |
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652 * (regardless of the state of the copied flow). |
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653 * @param aOwner |
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654 * Flow owner identifier. This is untyped, but can be used for |
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655 * comparisions against other owner identifier. |
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656 * @param aManager |
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657 * The flow manager that created this object |
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658 * @param aFlow |
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659 * The flow from which to copy parameters |
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660 */ |
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661 { |
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662 // |
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663 // Copy/transfer upper layer specific information |
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664 // into the new flow |
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665 // |
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666 iInfo = aFlow.iInfo; |
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667 // |
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668 // If the source flow has the same owner, then transfer the |
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669 // notifier and option storage into the new flow context |
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670 // |
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671 if (iOwner == aFlow.iOwner) |
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672 { |
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673 iProvider = aFlow.iProvider; |
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674 aFlow.iProvider = NULL; |
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675 iStorage = aFlow.iStorage; |
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676 aFlow.iStorage = NULL; |
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677 } |
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678 } |
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679 |
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680 |
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681 // Destructor should not be exported, it should be private! -- msa |
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682 EXPORT_C CFlowContext::~CFlowContext() |
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683 /** Destructor. */ |
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684 { |
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685 while (iStorage) |
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686 { |
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687 COptionValue *o = iStorage; |
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688 iStorage = o->iNext; |
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689 delete o; |
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690 } |
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691 // |
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692 // Release associated RMBUF's, if left over by someone |
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693 // |
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694 iHead.iPacket.Free(); |
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695 iHead.iIcmp.Free(); |
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696 } |
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697 |
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698 |
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699 |
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700 EXPORT_C void CFlowContext::Close() |
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701 /** |
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702 * Decrements a reference count on the context. |
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703 * |
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704 * The function deletes the CFlowContext object when the last reference is removed. |
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705 */ |
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706 { |
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707 if (--iRefs < 0) |
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708 delete this; |
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709 } |
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710 |
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711 EXPORT_C TInt CFlowContext::Status() |
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712 /** |
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713 * Refresh and return current status. |
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714 * |
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715 * This function is for upper layer users (flow owner) only, because it includes |
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716 * conditional side effects through a call to the CFlowContext::RefreshFlow, |
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717 * if the status not ready. |
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718 * |
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719 * A hook must not use this method for flows that it doesn't own itself.. |
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720 * |
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721 * @return |
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722 * the general rules about the returned value are: |
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723 * @li < 0, the flow is in unrecoverable error state. No further output can be done |
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724 * over it and the only way to recover from this is to cause a reconnect. |
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725 * @li = 0, the flow is ready for output, data can be sent over it. (#EFlow_READY) |
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726 * @li > 0, the flow is temporarily blocked and waiting for event. When the event occurs, |
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727 * the SAP is notified if it has setup for it (see SetNotify method). |
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728 * @li A few specific values have been defined as follows: |
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729 * @par Flow_PENDING |
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730 * Not ready for data yet. This occurs normally at the connection |
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731 * startup, when the connection to outside is being established (netdial), |
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732 * but it can also occur at later stage (for example, when IPSEC needs to |
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733 * negotiate a new key). |
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734 * @par EFlow_HOLD |
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735 * This state is set when the interface reports congestion |
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736 * (cannot receive more data for a while). |
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737 */ |
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738 { |
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739 // |
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740 // The rationale here goes something... |
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741 // in normal situation the iStatus == EFlow_READY and this non-virtual |
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742 // method is very light to execute. For the exceptional situation a |
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743 // heavier virtual RefreshFlow() is called to check if flow state can |
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744 // be changed (this may include initializing the source address). |
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745 // "Normal" exceptions are |
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746 // EFlow_PENGING ( > EFlow_READY) |
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747 // usually means that the interface is not yet fully and/or the source |
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748 // address to be use cannot yet be decided. The refresh will verify this |
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749 // and update the source if situation has changed. |
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750 // EFlow_HOLD |
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751 // the interface has reported that it is unable to receive more packet |
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752 // packets |
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753 // |
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754 // For this to work, it requires |
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755 // 1) when interface goes into HOLD, all affected flows must be marked with |
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756 // HOLD state |
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757 // 2) if a SAP keeps opened flow handle, it MUST use Status() call before |
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758 // sending of each packet. |
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759 // |
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760 // Refresh is only called for PENDING states. Once the flow enters error |
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761 // (< EFlow_READY), it cannot be used for sending data! |
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762 // |
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763 if (iStatus > EFlow_READY) |
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764 RefreshFlow(); |
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765 return iStatus; |
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766 } |
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767 |
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768 EXPORT_C void CFlowContext::SetStatus(TInt aStatus) |
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769 /** |
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770 * Sets (suggests) the flow status value. |
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771 * |
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772 * The function allows a hook to suggest a value for the flow status. |
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773 * The flow does not necessarily accept this value. |
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774 * |
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775 * This function should never be used by the flow owner. |
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776 * |
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777 * The function uses the following rules (in the listed order) to |
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778 * determine the new status value: |
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779 * -# if the new status is an error ( < 0), it will become the flow status |
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780 * and all hooks are removed throuh a call to Disconnect(). |
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781 * A hook must be careful here, as this will cause a call to |
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782 * the MFlowHook::Close. Also, the MProviderNotify::Error is called, |
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783 * if the notifier is attached to the flow. |
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784 * -# if the old status is an error ( < 0), it cannot be changed to any |
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785 * non-error status (SetStatus is ignored), |
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786 * -# if the new status is #EFlow_READY and the old flow status was |
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787 * not READY (was > 0), the flow status is NOT changed, but the attached upper |
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788 * layer is notified (MProviderNotify::CanSend). This will eventually cause a |
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789 * flow refresh where the correct value of the status will be determined. |
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790 * -# if the new status is pending/hold/blocked (> 0), it will become the |
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791 * flow status. |
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792 * |
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793 * The idea behind above definition is that the hook can suggest a status |
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794 * from its local view of the flow, and SetStatus makes the "global" |
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795 * decision, and activates necessary callbacks if any is required. |
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796 * |
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797 * @param aStatus |
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798 * The suggested status of the flow: either a system wide error |
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799 * code or a #TFlowStatus value. |
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800 */ |
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801 { |
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802 if (aStatus < 0) |
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803 { |
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804 // New status is Error status, set it |
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805 // and notify SAP. The previous status does not |
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806 // matter. |
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807 iStatus = aStatus; |
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808 Disconnect(); // ...removes the hooks |
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809 if (iProvider) |
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810 iProvider->Error(aStatus); |
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811 } |
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812 else if (iStatus > 0) |
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813 { |
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814 // Old status is "pending/hold/blocked" |
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815 if (aStatus > 0) |
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816 iStatus = aStatus; // Allow any overrides > 0 (!= EFlow_READY) |
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817 else if (iProvider) |
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818 iProvider->CanSend(); |
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819 } |
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820 else if (iStatus == EFlow_READY) |
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821 // New status is either READY or PENDING |
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822 iStatus = aStatus; |
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823 // When none of the above conditions apply, old status |
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824 // is Error state and cannot be overridden by any |
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825 // non-Error status. |
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826 } |
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827 |
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828 EXPORT_C TInt CFlowContext::StoreOption(TUint aLevel, TUint aName, const TDesC8 &aOption) |
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829 /** |
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830 * Stores a flow context-specific option. |
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831 * |
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832 * The function allows outbound flow hook modules to store the options that they |
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833 * support. Sockets clients can ultimately query these options through RSocket::GetOpt(). |
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834 * |
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835 * If the specified (level, name) pair already exists in the storage, the new |
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836 * value replaces the old value. |
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837 * |
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838 * @param aLevel the option level |
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839 * @param aName the option name |
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840 * @param aOption the option value |
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841 * |
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842 * @return |
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843 * @li KErrNone on success, |
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844 * @li KErrNoMemory, if option cannot stored due to memory shortage |
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845 */ |
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846 { |
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847 COptionValue **h, *o; |
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848 const TInt length = aOption.Length(); |
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849 for (h = &iStorage; (o = *h) != NULL; h = &o->iNext) |
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850 { |
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851 if (o->iLevel == aLevel && o->iName == aName) |
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852 { |
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853 // Replacing a value of existing option. Just delete |
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854 // the previous allocation (and insert new as if this |
|
855 // was not present). |
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856 *h = o->iNext; |
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857 delete o; |
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858 break; |
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859 } |
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860 } |
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861 // |
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862 // Attach the new option to the front of the list |
|
863 // |
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864 o = new (length) COptionValue(aLevel, aName, aOption); |
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865 if (o) |
|
866 { |
|
867 o->iNext = iStorage; |
|
868 iStorage = o; |
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869 return KErrNone; |
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870 } |
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871 else |
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872 return KErrNoMemory; |
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873 } |
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874 |
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875 EXPORT_C TInt CFlowContext::RetrieveOption(TUint aLevel, TUint aName, TDes8 &aOption) const |
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876 /** |
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877 * Gets a flow context-specific option. |
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878 * |
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879 * The option must have been previously stored with StoreOption(). |
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880 * Retrieve value from flow |
|
881 * |
|
882 * @param aLevel The option level |
|
883 * @param aName The option name |
|
884 * @retval aOption The option value |
|
885 * |
|
886 * @return |
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887 * @li KErrNone on success, |
|
888 * @li KErrNotFound, if the value is not stored |
|
889 */ |
|
890 { |
|
891 for (COptionValue *o = iStorage; o != NULL; o = o->iNext) |
|
892 { |
|
893 if (o->iLevel == aLevel && o->iName == aName) |
|
894 { |
|
895 aOption = o->Value(); |
|
896 return KErrNone; |
|
897 } |
|
898 } |
|
899 return KErrNotFound; |
|
900 } |