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Java Source Code / Java Documentation » Net » ColoradoFTP » com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.impl 
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001:        package com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.impl;
002:
003:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.Command;
004:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.CommandFactory;
005:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.CommandProcessor;
006:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.Reply;
007:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.*;
008:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.factory.ObjectFactory;
009:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.factory.ObjectName;
010:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.session.Session;
011:        import com.coldcore.coloradoftp.session.SessionAttributeName;
012:        import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
013:
014:        import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
015:        import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
016:        import java.nio.channels.SocketChannel;
017:        import java.nio.channels.Channel;
018:
019:        /**
020:         * @see com.coldcore.coloradoftp.connection.Connection
021:         *
022:         * Control connections usualy do not eat much network traffic (that is a job of
023:         * data connections), so there is no need to control network overhead for this type
024:         * of connection. Control connection always have lower priority than data connections
025:         * and their execution does not take place on every round of lyfe cycle thread.
026:         */
027:        public class GenericControlConnection extends GenericConnection
028:                implements  ControlConnection {
029:
030:            private static Logger log = Logger
031:                    .getLogger(GenericControlConnection.class);
032:            protected ByteArrayOutputStream warray;
033:            protected ByteArrayOutputStream rarray;
034:            protected boolean rarrayComplete;
035:            protected StringBuffer incomingBuffer;
036:            protected StringBuffer outgoingBuffer;
037:            protected boolean interruptState;
038:            protected CommandProcessor commandProcessor;
039:            protected CommandFactory commandFactory;
040:            protected Session session;
041:            protected DataConnection dataConnection;
042:            protected DataConnectionInitiator dataConnectionInitiator;
043:            protected boolean utf8;
044:
045:            public static final String CHARSET_UTF8 = "UTF-8";
046:            public static final String CHARSET_ASCII = "US-ASCII";
047:
048:            public static final char UTF8_MAGIC_NUMBER = (char) 65279;
049:
050:            public GenericControlConnection(int bufferSize) {
051:                super ();
052:
053:                utf8 = true;
054:
055:                incomingBuffer = new StringBuffer();
056:                outgoingBuffer = new StringBuffer();
057:
058:                rbuffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(bufferSize);
059:                rbuffer.flip();
060:
061:                wbuffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(bufferSize);
062:                wbuffer.flip();
063:
064:                warray = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
065:                rarray = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
066:            }
067:
068:            public synchronized void initialize(SocketChannel channel) {
069:                super .initialize(channel);
070:
071:                //ObjectFactory cannot be used in a constructor, so we create the rest of the objects here
072:                commandProcessor = (CommandProcessor) ObjectFactory
073:                        .getObject(ObjectName.COMMAND_PROCESSOR);
074:                commandFactory = (CommandFactory) ObjectFactory
075:                        .getObject(ObjectName.COMMAND_FACTORY);
076:                session = (Session) ObjectFactory.getObject(ObjectName.SESSION);
077:                dataConnectionInitiator = (DataConnectionInitiator) ObjectFactory
078:                        .getObject(ObjectName.DATA_CONNECTION_INITIATOR);
079:                dataConnectionInitiator.setControlConnection(this );
080:
081:                startReaderThread();
082:                startWriterThread();
083:            }
084:
085:            /** Try to flush the content of the read array to the incoming buffer.
086:             * @return TRUE is flushed, FALSE otherwise
087:             */
088:            protected boolean flushReadArray() throws Exception {
089:                if (!rarrayComplete)
090:                    return false;
091:
092:                //Decode and feed collected bytes to the incoming buffer (also remove the UTF-8 magic number if present)
093:                String s = new String(rarray.toByteArray(), utf8 ? CHARSET_UTF8
094:                        : CHARSET_ASCII);
095:                char[] carr = s.toCharArray();
096:                synchronized (incomingBuffer) {
097:                    for (char c : carr)
098:                        if (c != UTF8_MAGIC_NUMBER)
099:                            incomingBuffer.append(c);
100:                }
101:
102:                //Reset the read array
103:                rarray.reset();
104:                rarrayComplete = false;
105:
106:                return true;
107:            }
108:
109:            /** Decode and write the next part of user's input to the incoming buffer.
110:             * Used by the "read" routine to receive UFT-8 bytes.
111:             * @param arr Byte array containing the next part of user's input
112:             * @param stopIndex User's input stops at this index in the byte array
113:             */
114:            protected void pushIncomingBuffer(byte[] arr, int stopIndex)
115:                    throws Exception {
116:                /* We will feed user input to the read array one byte at a time till we hit any 1-byte character.
117:                 * Only then the bytes in the read array may be safely decoded to UTF-8 (where one char may be
118:                 * represented by 2-3 bytes) and written to the incoming buffer. For performance we will not flush
119:                 * the read array every time we encounter 1-byte character, but we will do so before any 2-3 bytes
120:                 * UTF-8 character and in the end if possible (rarrayComplete). If the read array cannot be decoded
121:                 * then the bytes in it will wait till the next "read" routine.
122:                 */
123:                for (int z = 0; z < stopIndex; z++) {
124:                    byte b = arr[z];
125:
126:                    //x00-x7F is a 1-byte character (UTF-8/ASCII), otherwise the character takes 2-3 bytes
127:                    if (b >= 0 && b <= 127) {
128:                        //Add the byte to the read array and proceed (read array may now be decoded)
129:                        rarray.write(b);
130:                        rarrayComplete = true;
131:                    } else {
132:                        //Try to flush the read array then add the byte to it and proceed
133:                        flushReadArray();
134:                        rarray.write(b);
135:                    }
136:                }
137:
138:                //Try to flush the read array one more time in the end
139:                flushReadArray();
140:            }
141:
142:            protected void read() throws Exception {
143:                /* We must not read anything if:
144:                 * 1. There is some data in outgoing buffer waiting to be send to the user
145:                 * 2. User did not receive a welcome message yet and it is not yet in the outgoing buffer
146:                 * 3. Connection is poisoned
147:                 */
148:                if (getOutgoingBufferSize() > 0 || bytesWrote == 0 || poisoned) {
149:                    Thread.sleep(sleep);
150:                    return;
151:                }
152:
153:                //Read data from socket and append it to the incoming buffer.
154:                rbuffer.clear();
155:                int i = sc.read(rbuffer); //Thread blocks here...
156:
157:                //Client disconnected?
158:                if (i == -1)
159:                    throw new BrokenPipeException();
160:
161:                bytesRead += i;
162:                log.debug("Read from socket " + i + " bytes (total "
163:                        + bytesRead + ")");
164:
165:                //This will add user input to the incoming buffer decoded with proper charset
166:                byte[] barr = rbuffer.array();
167:                pushIncomingBuffer(barr, i);
168:
169:                //Execute commands waiting in the buffer
170:                executeCommands();
171:            }
172:
173:            /** Encode and return the next part of server's response from the the outgoing buffer.
174:             * Used by the "write" routine to send UFT-8 bytes.
175:             * @param maxBytes Byte array size limit
176:             * @return Encoded byte array not longer than the limit or NULL if there is nothing to write
177:             */
178:            protected byte[] popOutgoingBuffer(int maxBytes) throws Exception {
179:                byte[] barr;
180:                if (warray.size() > 0) {
181:
182:                    //Reminder from the last output is still pending
183:                    barr = warray.toByteArray();
184:                    warray.reset();
185:
186:                } else {
187:
188:                    //Get a string from the outgoing buffer to write into socket
189:                    String str;
190:                    int end = maxBytes;
191:                    synchronized (outgoingBuffer) {
192:                        //Correct sub-string length (if current length is longer than available data size)
193:                        if (end > outgoingBuffer.length())
194:                            end = outgoingBuffer.length();
195:                        if (end == 0)
196:                            return null; //Nothing to write
197:                        str = outgoingBuffer.substring(0, end);
198:                        //Remove this string from the outgoing buffer
199:                        outgoingBuffer.delete(0, end);
200:                    }
201:
202:                    //Convert to byte array, the length of the byte array may be greater than the string length (UTF-8 encoding)
203:                    barr = str.getBytes(utf8 ? CHARSET_UTF8 : CHARSET_ASCII);
204:
205:                }
206:
207:                //Will the new array fit into the buffer?
208:                if (barr.length > maxBytes) {
209:                    warray.write(barr, maxBytes, barr.length - maxBytes); //This will not fit into the socket buffer, save it for the next "write"
210:                    byte[] trg = new byte[maxBytes];
211:                    System.arraycopy(barr, 0, trg, 0, maxBytes);
212:                    return trg;
213:                } else {
214:                    return barr;
215:                }
216:            }
217:
218:            protected void write() throws Exception {
219:
220:                //Read more data from the outgoing buffer into the buffer only if the buffer is empty
221:                if (!wbuffer.hasRemaining()) {
222:
223:                    //This will get server response from the outgoing buffer encoded with proper charset
224:                    int cap = wbuffer.capacity();
225:                    byte[] barr = popOutgoingBuffer(cap);
226:
227:                    //Nothing to write?
228:                    if (barr == null) {
229:                        Thread.sleep(sleep);
230:                        return;
231:                    }
232:
233:                    //Write out to the buffer
234:                    wbuffer.clear();
235:                    wbuffer.put(barr);
236:                    wbuffer.flip();
237:                }
238:
239:                //Forward the data to the user
240:                int i = sc.write(wbuffer); //Thread blocks here...
241:
242:                //Client disconnected?
243:                if (i == -1)
244:                    throw new BrokenPipeException();
245:
246:                bytesWrote += i;
247:                log.debug("Wrote into socket " + i + " bytes (total "
248:                        + bytesWrote + ")");
249:            }
250:
251:            public void service() throws Exception {
252:                /* If connection has been poisoned then we can destroy it only when it writes all data out.
253:                 * We cannot kill it while it has an active data connection.
254:                 * We cannot kill if it did not write a welcome message yet.
255:                 */
256:                if (poisoned) {
257:                    boolean kill = true;
258:
259:                    if (dataConnection != null && !dataConnection.isDestroyed())
260:                        kill = false;
261:
262:                    if (getOutgoingBufferSize() > 0)
263:                        kill = false;
264:
265:                    if (bytesWrote == 0)
266:                        kill = false;
267:
268:                    if (kill)
269:                        throw new PoisonedException();
270:                }
271:            }
272:
273:            /** Execute commands waiting in the incoming buffer */
274:            protected void executeCommands() throws Exception {
275:                while (true) {
276:                    Command command = getNextCommand();
277:                    if (command == null)
278:                        break;
279:                    commandProcessor.execute(command);
280:                }
281:            }
282:
283:            /** Reads next user command from the incoming buffer
284:             * @return Command or NULL if it's not ready yet
285:             */
286:            protected Command getNextCommand() throws Exception {
287:                //Extract the next command from buffer
288:                String input;
289:                synchronized (incomingBuffer) {
290:                    int i = incomingBuffer.indexOf("\r\n");
291:                    if (i == -1)
292:                        return null; //Nothing to extraxt yet (the line is not finished)
293:                    input = incomingBuffer.substring(0, i);
294:                    incomingBuffer.delete(0, i + 2); //Also delete \r\n in the end of the command
295:                    if (input.trim().length() == 0)
296:                        return null; //This is an empty string, skip it
297:                    log.debug("Extracted user input: " + input);
298:                }
299:
300:                Command command = commandFactory.create(input);
301:                command.setConnection(this );
302:
303:                //If INTERRUPT state is set then ignore all but special FTP commands (same for the poisoned).
304:                if (interruptState && !command.processInInterruptState()) {
305:                    log
306:                            .debug("Execution of the command is not allowed while the connection is in INTERRUPT state (dropping command)");
307:                    return null;
308:                }
309:                if (poisoned && !command.processInInterruptState()) {
310:                    log
311:                            .debug("Execution of the command is not allowed while the connection is poisoned (dropping command)");
312:                    return null;
313:                }
314:
315:                return command;
316:            }
317:
318:            public synchronized void reply(Reply reply) {
319:                //Prepare reply and write it out
320:                String prepared = reply.prepare();
321:                synchronized (outgoingBuffer) {
322:                    outgoingBuffer.append(prepared);
323:                }
324:                log.debug("Prepared reply: " + prepared.trim());
325:
326:                /* Change "interrupt" state: if code starts with "1" then set it, otherwise unset.
327:                 * FTP spec: all codes that start with 1 demand client to wait for another reply.
328:                 */
329:                if (reply.getCode().startsWith("1")) {
330:                    interruptState = true;
331:                    log.debug("Reply has triggered INTERRUPT state");
332:                } else if (interruptState) {
333:                    //Check if reply's command can clear INTERRUPT state, otherwise leave the state as it is
334:                    Command command = reply.getCommand();
335:                    if (command == null || command.canClearInterruptState()) {
336:                        interruptState = false;
337:                        log.debug("Reply has cleared INTERRUPT state");
338:                    }
339:                }
340:            }
341:
342:            public Session getSession() {
343:                return session;
344:            }
345:
346:            public DataConnection getDataConnection() {
347:                return dataConnection;
348:            }
349:
350:            public void setDataConnection(DataConnection dataConnection) {
351:                this .dataConnection = dataConnection;
352:            }
353:
354:            public synchronized void destroy() {
355:                //Abort data connection initiator if active
356:                if (dataConnectionInitiator.isActive())
357:                    dataConnectionInitiator.abort();
358:
359:                //Destory data connection if exists
360:                if (dataConnection != null)
361:                    dataConnection.destroy();
362:
363:                //Test if there is data channel left in the session
364:                closeSessionDataChannel();
365:
366:                super .destroy();
367:            }
368:
369:            /** Close a data channel if exists in the session */
370:            protected void closeSessionDataChannel() {
371:                Channel odc = (Channel) session
372:                        .getAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
373:                if (odc != null) {
374:                    log.debug("Attempting to close data channel in session");
375:                    session
376:                            .removeAttribute(SessionAttributeName.DATA_CONNECTION_CHANNEL);
377:                    try {
378:                        odc.close();
379:                    } catch (Throwable e) {
380:                        log.error("Error closing data channel (ignoring)", e);
381:                    }
382:                }
383:            }
384:
385:            public DataConnectionInitiator getDataConnectionInitiator() {
386:                return dataConnectionInitiator;
387:            }
388:
389:            public int getOutgoingBufferSize() {
390:                synchronized (outgoingBuffer) {
391:                    return outgoingBuffer.length();
392:                }
393:            }
394:
395:            public int getIncomingBufferSize() {
396:                synchronized (incomingBuffer) {
397:                    return incomingBuffer.length();
398:                }
399:            }
400:
401:            public boolean isUtf8() {
402:                return utf8;
403:            }
404:
405:            public void setUtf8(boolean utf8) {
406:                this.utf8 = utf8;
407:            }
408:        }
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