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/**
* SPDXVersion: SPDX-1.1
* Creator: Person: Nuno Brito (nuno.brito@triplecheck.de)
* Creator: Organization: TripleCheck (http://triplecheck.de)
* Created: 2013-12-02T00:00:00Z
* LicenseName: NOASSERTION
* FileName: controller.java
* FileType: SOURCE
* FileCopyrightText: <text> Copyright (c) 2013 Nuno Brito, TripleCheck </text>
* FileComment: <text> This class is responsible for receiving requests from
* users, dispatching the correct actions to process the request and then
* provide an answer. The reason why it is called "controller" is because it
* stays in the middle between the communication. The controller receives
* web requests and knows where they should be displayed. </text>
*/
package main;
import definitions.is;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import script.log;
import www.RequestOrigin;
import www.WebRequest;
import www.WebServer;
/**
*
* @author Nuno Brito, 2nd of December 2013 in Darsmtadt, Germany
*/
public class controller {
/**
* Places a web request on the queue to be processed. This is an important
* step to ensure that each web request is handled in the same manner. There
* is no more direct contact with the location where the web request is
* displayed, there is this controller class that will know and decide when
* to present the message.
* @param request The object with details about the request
*/
public static void display(WebRequest request) {
// preflight checking, we need an answer to be available
if(request.hasAnswer() == false){
return;
}
// is this request intended for the web or for the Swing UI?
if(request.requestOrigin == RequestOrigin.GUI){
displayRequestGUI(request);
return;
}
// is this request intended for the web or for the Swing UI?
if(request.requestOrigin == RequestOrigin.GUI_tree){
displayRequestGUI(request);
return;
}
// Was this request made from a web browser?
if(request.requestOrigin == RequestOrigin.BROWSER){
displayRequestBrowser(request);
return;
}
System.err.println("WR002 - Unknown origin for request");
}
/**
* Handle a given request that we want to display on the Swing UI
* @param request
*/
private static void displayRequestGUI(WebRequest request) {
core.studio.editorPane(is.contentHTML, false, 0,
request.getAnswer(), Boolean.TRUE, request);
}
/**
* Display the provided request on the web browser
* @param request
*/
private static void displayRequestBrowser(WebRequest request) {
PrintStream body;
// a request has arrived, let's process this
try {
body = request.responseSimple.getPrintStream();
body.println(request.getAnswer());
// all done
body.close();
// close our connection after serving the text
//response.set("Connection", "close");
request.responseSimple.close();
} catch (IOException ex) {
Logger.getLogger(WebServer.class.getName()).log
(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
}
}
/**
* The front-end of the controller class to receive request and forward this
* request to the appropriate script to later collect the expected answer.
* @param newRequest
* @return The HTML code that will be presented to the end-user
*/
public static String process(WebRequest newRequest) {
// if the user clicked on a tree node, we know what to do
// if(
// (newRequest.requestOrigin == RequestOrigin.GUI_tree)
// || (newRequest.requestOrigin == RequestOrigin.GUI)
//
// ){
if(newRequest == null){
log.write(is.ERROR, "CON001 - Received a null request");
return "";
}
// if there is no method selected, just call the default one
if((newRequest.scriptMethod == null)
||(newRequest.scriptMethod.isEmpty())
){
newRequest.scriptMethod = is.methodDefault;
}
// we need the base folder to be defined as well
newRequest.BaseFolder = newRequest.scriptFile.getParentFile();
newRequest.scriptFolder = newRequest.BaseFolder;
log.write(is.OPENING, "Web request for \"%1\" in %2",
newRequest.scriptMethod,
newRequest.scriptFile.getAbsolutePath());
// do a unique id for this request
long randomTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
String randomId = "request" + randomTime;
// place this request in our memory
core.temp.put(randomId, newRequest);
// prepare our tricky command
// basically, we first retrieve the object and then pass this as
// parameter for the requested method
String command = ""
+ "WebRequest webRequest = (WebRequest) core.temp.get(\""
+ randomId
+"\");\n"
+ "plugin." + newRequest.scriptMethod + "(webRequest);";
// run the script file
core.script.runJava(newRequest.scriptFile, command, is.plugin);
WebRequest processedRequest = (WebRequest) core.temp.get(randomId);
// we might have cases where the request is null
String result = "";
if(processedRequest != null){
result = processedRequest.getAnswer();
//return null;
}
// remove it from the memory
core.temp.remove(randomId);
return result;
}
// return;
// }
// System.err.println("CN001 - Request not processed");
// }
}