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Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Web Server » Rimfaxe Web Server » seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.nbio 
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001:        /* 
002:         * Copyright (c) 2000 by Matt Welsh and The Regents of the University of 
003:         * California. All rights reserved.
004:         *
005:         * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
006:         * documentation for any purpose, without fee, and without written agreement is
007:         * hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and the following
008:         * two paragraphs appear in all copies of this software.
009:         * 
010:         * IN NO EVENT SHALL THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY FOR
011:         * DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT
012:         * OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE AND ITS DOCUMENTATION, EVEN IF THE UNIVERSITY OF
013:         * CALIFORNIA HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
014:         * 
015:         * THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES,
016:         * INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
017:         * AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  THE SOFTWARE PROVIDED HEREUNDER IS
018:         * ON AN "AS IS" BASIS, AND THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA HAS NO OBLIGATION TO
019:         * PROVIDE MAINTENANCE, SUPPORT, UPDATES, ENHANCEMENTS, OR MODIFICATIONS.
020:         *
021:         * Author: Matt Welsh <mdw@cs.berkeley.edu>
022:         * 
023:         */
024:
025:        package seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.nbio;
026:
027:        import seda.sandStorm.api.*;
028:        import seda.sandStorm.core.*;
029:        import seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.*;
030:        import seda.nbio.*;
031:
032:        import java.net.*;
033:        import java.io.*;
034:        import java.util.*;
035:
036:        /**
037:         * Internal class used to represent state of an active socket connection.
038:         */
039:        class SockState extends seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.SockState {
040:
041:            private static final boolean DEBUG = false;
042:
043:            private NonblockingInputStream nbis;
044:            private NonblockingOutputStream nbos;
045:            private SelectItem readsi, writesi;
046:
047:            private SelectSource read_selsource;
048:            private SelectSource write_selsource;
049:
050:            public SockState(ATcpConnection conn, Socket nbsock,
051:                    int writeClogThreshold) throws IOException {
052:                if (DEBUG)
053:                    System.err.println("SockState: Constructor called with "
054:                            + conn + ", " + nbsock + ", " + writeClogThreshold);
055:                this .conn = conn;
056:                this .nbsock = nbsock;
057:                this .writeClogThreshold = writeClogThreshold;
058:                this .write_selsource = null;
059:
060:                if (DEBUG)
061:                    System.err.println("Sockstate " + nbsock
062:                            + ": Const creating nbis");
063:                nbis = (NonblockingInputStream) nbsock.getInputStream();
064:                if (DEBUG)
065:                    System.err.println("Sockstate " + nbsock
066:                            + ": Const creating nbos");
067:                nbos = (NonblockingOutputStream) nbsock.getOutputStream();
068:
069:                if (DEBUG)
070:                    System.err.println("SockState " + nbsock
071:                            + ": Const creating readBuf of size "
072:                            + aSocketConst.READ_BUFFER_SIZE);
073:                readBuf = new byte[aSocketConst.READ_BUFFER_SIZE];
074:
075:                if (DEBUG)
076:                    System.err.println("SockState " + nbsock
077:                            + ": Setting flags");
078:                outstanding_writes = 0;
079:                numEmptyWrites = 0;
080:                writeReqList = new ssLinkedList();
081:
082:                clogged_qel = null;
083:                clogged_numtries = 0;
084:                if (DEBUG)
085:                    System.err.println("SockState " + nbsock + ": Const done");
086:            }
087:
088:            public SockState(ATcpConnection conn, Socket nbsock,
089:                    Integer writeClogThreshold) throws IOException {
090:                this (conn, nbsock, writeClogThreshold.intValue());
091:            }
092:
093:            // This is synchronized with close() 
094:            protected synchronized void readInit(SelectSourceIF read_selsource,
095:                    SinkIF compQ, int readClogTries) {
096:                if (DEBUG)
097:                    System.err.println("readInit called on " + this );
098:                if (closed)
099:                    return; // May have been closed already
100:                this .read_selsource = (SelectSource) read_selsource;
101:                this .readCompQ = compQ;
102:                this .readClogTries = readClogTries;
103:                readsi = new SelectItem((NonblockingSocket) nbsock, this ,
104:                        Selectable.READ_READY);
105:                this .read_selsource.register(readsi);
106:            }
107:
108:            protected void doRead() {
109:                if (DEBUG)
110:                    System.err.println("SockState: doRead called");
111:
112:                // When using SelectSource, we need this guard, since after closing 
113:                // a socket we may have outstanding read events still in the queue
114:                if (closed)
115:                    return;
116:
117:                if (clogged_qel != null) {
118:                    // Try to drain the clogged element first
119:                    if (DEBUG)
120:                        System.err
121:                                .println("SockState: doRead draining clogged element "
122:                                        + clogged_qel);
123:                    try {
124:                        readCompQ.enqueue(clogged_qel);
125:                        clogged_qel = null;
126:                        clogged_numtries = 0;
127:                    } catch (SinkFullException qfe) {
128:                        // Nope, still clogged
129:                        if ((readClogTries != -1)
130:                                && (++clogged_numtries >= readClogTries)) {
131:                            if (DEBUG)
132:                                System.err
133:                                        .println("SockState: warning: readClogTries exceeded, dropping "
134:                                                + clogged_qel);
135:                            clogged_qel = null;
136:                            clogged_numtries = 0;
137:                        } else {
138:                            // Try again later
139:                            return;
140:                        }
141:                    } catch (SinkException sce) {
142:                        // Whoops - user went away - just drop
143:                        this .close(null);
144:                    }
145:                }
146:
147:                int len;
148:
149:                try {
150:                    if (DEBUG)
151:                        System.err.println("SockState: doRead trying read");
152:                    len = nbis.read(readBuf, 0, READ_BUFFER_SIZE);
153:                    if (DEBUG)
154:                        System.err.println("SockState: read returned " + len);
155:
156:                    if (len == 0) {
157:                        // XXX MDW: Sometimes we get an error return result from
158:                        // poll() which causes an attempted read here, but no
159:                        // IOException. For now I am going to just drop the "null"
160:                        // packet - on Linux it seems that certain TCP errors can
161:                        // trigger this.
162:                        //System.err.println("ss.doRead: Warning: Got empty read on socket");
163:                        readsi.revents = 0;
164:                        return;
165:                    } else if (len < 0) {
166:                        // Read failed - assume socket is dead
167:                        if (DEBUG)
168:                            System.err
169:                                    .println("ss.doRead: read failed, sock closed");
170:                        this .close(readCompQ);
171:                        readsi.revents = 0;
172:                        return;
173:                    }
174:                } catch (Exception e) {
175:                    // Read failed - assume socket is dead
176:                    if (DEBUG)
177:                        System.err.println("ss.doRead: read got IOException: "
178:                                + e.getMessage());
179:                    this .close(readCompQ);
180:                    readsi.revents = 0;
181:                    return;
182:                }
183:
184:                if (DEBUG)
185:                    System.err
186:                            .println("ss.doRead: Pushing up new ATcpInPacket, len="
187:                                    + len);
188:
189:                pkt = new ATcpInPacket(conn, readBuf, len,
190:                        aSocketConst.READ_BUFFER_COPY, seqNum);
191:                // 0 is special (indicates no sequence number)
192:                seqNum++;
193:                if (seqNum == 0)
194:                    seqNum = 1;
195:                if (aSocketConst.READ_BUFFER_COPY == false) {
196:                    readBuf = new byte[aSocketConst.READ_BUFFER_SIZE];
197:                }
198:
199:                try {
200:                    readCompQ.enqueue(pkt);
201:                } catch (SinkFullException qfe) {
202:                    clogged_qel = pkt;
203:                    clogged_numtries = 0;
204:                    return;
205:                } catch (SinkException sce) {
206:                    // User has gone away
207:                    this .close(null);
208:                    return;
209:                }
210:                readsi.revents = 0;
211:            }
212:
213:            // XXX This is synchronized with close() to avoid a race with close()
214:            // removing the writeReqList while this method is being called.
215:            // Probably a better way to do this...
216:            protected synchronized boolean addWriteRequest(aSocketRequest req,
217:                    SelectSourceIF write_selsource) {
218:                if (closed)
219:                    return false;
220:
221:                if (DEBUG)
222:                    System.err.println("SockState: addWriteRequest called");
223:
224:                if (this .write_selsource == null) {
225:                    if (DEBUG)
226:                        System.err.println("SockState: Setting selsource to "
227:                                + write_selsource);
228:                    this .write_selsource = (SelectSource) write_selsource;
229:                    writesi = new SelectItem((NonblockingSocket) nbsock, this ,
230:                            Selectable.WRITE_READY);
231:                    ((SelectSource) write_selsource).register(writesi);
232:                    numActiveWriteSockets++;
233:                    if (DEBUG)
234:                        System.err
235:                                .println("SockState: Registered with selsource");
236:                } else if (this .outstanding_writes == 0) {
237:                    numEmptyWrites = 0;
238:                    writeMaskEnable();
239:                }
240:
241:                if ((writeClogThreshold != -1)
242:                        && (this .outstanding_writes > writeClogThreshold)) {
243:                    if (DEBUG)
244:                        System.err
245:                                .println("SockState: warning: writeClogThreshold exceeded, dropping "
246:                                        + req);
247:                    if (req instanceof  ATcpWriteRequest)
248:                        return false;
249:                    if (req instanceof  ATcpCloseRequest) {
250:                        // Do immediate close: Assume socket is clogged
251:                        ATcpCloseRequest creq = (ATcpCloseRequest) req;
252:                        this .close(creq.compQ);
253:                        return true;
254:                    }
255:                }
256:
257:                if (DEBUG)
258:                    System.err.println("SockState: Adding writeReq to tail");
259:                writeReqList.add_to_tail(req);
260:                this .outstanding_writes++;
261:                return true;
262:            }
263:
264:            protected void initWrite(ATcpWriteRequest req) {
265:                this .cur_write_req = req;
266:                this .writeBuf = req.buf.data;
267:                this .cur_offset = req.buf.offset;
268:                this .cur_length_target = req.buf.size + cur_offset;
269:            }
270:
271:            protected boolean tryWrite() throws SinkClosedException {
272:                try {
273:                    int tryLen;
274:                    if (MAX_WRITE_LEN == -1) {
275:                        tryLen = cur_length_target - cur_offset;
276:                    } else {
277:                        tryLen = Math.min(cur_length_target - cur_offset,
278:                                MAX_WRITE_LEN);
279:                    }
280:                    cur_offset += nbos.nbWrite(writeBuf, cur_offset, tryLen);
281:                    if (DEBUG)
282:                        System.err.println("SockState: tryWrite() of " + tryLen
283:                                + " bytes (len=" + cur_length_target + ", off="
284:                                + cur_offset);
285:
286:                } catch (IOException ioe) {
287:                    // Assume this is because socket was already closed
288:                    this .close(null);
289:                    throw new SinkClosedException(
290:                            "tryWrite got exception doing write: "
291:                                    + ioe.getMessage());
292:                }
293:                if (cur_offset == cur_length_target) {
294:                    if (DEBUG)
295:                        System.err
296:                                .println("SockState: tryWrite() completed write of "
297:                                        + cur_length_target + " bytes");
298:                    return true;
299:                } else
300:                    return false;
301:            }
302:
303:            protected void writeMaskEnable() {
304:                numActiveWriteSockets++;
305:                writesi.events |= Selectable.WRITE_READY;
306:                write_selsource.update(writesi);
307:            }
308:
309:            protected void writeMaskDisable() {
310:                numActiveWriteSockets--;
311:                writesi.events &= ~(Selectable.WRITE_READY);
312:                write_selsource.update(writesi);
313:            }
314:
315:            // XXX This is synchronized to avoid close() interfering with
316:            // addWriteRequest
317:            protected synchronized void close(SinkIF closeEventQueue) {
318:                if (closed)
319:                    return;
320:
321:                closed = true;
322:
323:                if (DEBUG)
324:                    System.err
325:                            .println("SockState.close(): Deregistering with selsources");
326:                if (read_selsource != null)
327:                    read_selsource.deregister(readsi);
328:                if (write_selsource != null)
329:                    write_selsource.deregister(writesi);
330:                if (DEBUG)
331:                    System.err
332:                            .println("SockState.close(): done deregistering with selsources");
333:                // Eliminate write queue
334:
335:                // XXX XXX XXX MDW: This introduces a race condition with 
336:                // addWriteRequest() -- need to serialize close() with other
337:                // queue operations on the socket.
338:                writeReqList = null;
339:
340:                try {
341:                    if (DEBUG)
342:                        System.err.println("SockState.close(): doing close ["
343:                                + nbsock + "]");
344:                    nbsock.close();
345:                } catch (IOException e) {
346:                    // Do nothing
347:                }
348:
349:                if (closeEventQueue != null) {
350:                    SinkClosedEvent sce = new SinkClosedEvent(conn);
351:                    closeEventQueue.enqueue_lossy(sce);
352:                }
353:            }
354:
355:        }
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