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Android example source code file (Network.java)
The Network.java Android example source code/* * Copyright (C) 2006 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package android.webkit; import android.content.Context; import android.net.http.*; import android.os.*; import android.util.Log; import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream; import java.io.InputStream; import java.util.Map; import junit.framework.Assert; class Network { private static final String LOGTAG = "network"; /** * Static instance of a Network object. */ private static Network sNetwork; /** * Flag to store the state of platform notifications, for the case * when the Network object has not been constructed yet */ private static boolean sPlatformNotifications; /** * Reference count for platform notifications as the network class is a * static and can exist over multiple activities, thus over multiple * onPause/onResume pairs. */ private static int sPlatformNotificationEnableRefCount; /** * Proxy username if known (used for pre-emptive proxy authentication). */ private String mProxyUsername; /** * Proxy password if known (used for pre-emptive proxy authentication). */ private String mProxyPassword; /** * Network request queue (requests are added from the browser thread). */ private RequestQueue mRequestQueue; /** * SSL error handler: takes care of synchronization of multiple async * loaders with SSL-related problems. */ private SslErrorHandler mSslErrorHandler; /** * HTTP authentication handler: takes care of synchronization of HTTP * authentication requests. */ private HttpAuthHandler mHttpAuthHandler; /** * @return The singleton instance of the network. */ public static synchronized Network getInstance(Context context) { if (sNetwork == null) { // Note Context of the Application is used here, rather than // the what is passed in (usually a Context derived from an // Activity) so the intent receivers belong to the application // rather than an activity - this fixes the issue where // Activities are created and destroyed during the lifetime of // an Application sNetwork = new Network(context.getApplicationContext()); if (sPlatformNotifications) { // Adjust the ref count before calling enable as it is already // taken into account when the static function was called // directly --sPlatformNotificationEnableRefCount; enablePlatformNotifications(); } } return sNetwork; } /** * Enables data state and proxy tracking */ public static void enablePlatformNotifications() { if (++sPlatformNotificationEnableRefCount == 1) { if (sNetwork != null) { sNetwork.mRequestQueue.enablePlatformNotifications(); } else { sPlatformNotifications = true; } } } /** * If platform notifications are enabled, this should be called * from onPause() or onStop() */ public static void disablePlatformNotifications() { if (--sPlatformNotificationEnableRefCount == 0) { if (sNetwork != null) { sNetwork.mRequestQueue.disablePlatformNotifications(); } else { sPlatformNotifications = false; } } } /** * Creates a new Network object. * XXX: Must be created in the same thread as WebCore!!!!! */ private Network(Context context) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) { Assert.assertTrue(Thread.currentThread(). getName().equals(WebViewCore.THREAD_NAME)); } mSslErrorHandler = new SslErrorHandler(); mHttpAuthHandler = new HttpAuthHandler(this); mRequestQueue = new RequestQueue(context); } /** * Request a url from either the network or the file system. * @param url The url to load. * @param method The http method. * @param headers The http headers. * @param postData The body of the request. * @param loader A LoadListener for receiving the results of the request. * @return True if the request was successfully queued. */ public boolean requestURL(String method, Map<String, String> headers, byte [] postData, LoadListener loader) { String url = loader.url(); // Not a valid url, return false because we won't service the request! if (!URLUtil.isValidUrl(url)) { return false; } // asset, res, file system or data stream are handled in the other code // path. This only handles network request. if (URLUtil.isAssetUrl(url) || URLUtil.isResourceUrl(url) || URLUtil.isFileUrl(url) || URLUtil.isDataUrl(url)) { return false; } /* FIXME: this is lame. Pass an InputStream in, rather than making this lame one here */ InputStream bodyProvider = null; int bodyLength = 0; if (postData != null) { bodyLength = postData.length; bodyProvider = new ByteArrayInputStream(postData); } RequestQueue q = mRequestQueue; RequestHandle handle = null; if (loader.isSynchronous()) { handle = q.queueSynchronousRequest(url, loader.getWebAddress(), method, headers, loader, bodyProvider, bodyLength); loader.attachRequestHandle(handle); handle.processRequest(); loader.loadSynchronousMessages(); } else { handle = q.queueRequest(url, loader.getWebAddress(), method, headers, loader, bodyProvider, bodyLength); // FIXME: Although this is probably a rare condition, normal network // requests are processed in a separate thread. This means that it // is possible to process part of the request before setting the // request handle on the loader. We should probably refactor this to // ensure the handle is attached before processing begins. loader.attachRequestHandle(handle); } return true; } /** * @return True iff there is a valid proxy set. */ public boolean isValidProxySet() { // The proxy host and port can be set within a different thread during // an Intent broadcast. synchronized (mRequestQueue) { return mRequestQueue.getProxyHost() != null; } } /** * Get the proxy hostname. * @return The proxy hostname obtained from the network queue and proxy * settings. */ public String getProxyHostname() { return mRequestQueue.getProxyHost().getHostName(); } /** * @return The proxy username or null if none. */ public synchronized String getProxyUsername() { return mProxyUsername; } /** * Sets the proxy username. * @param proxyUsername Username to use when * connecting through the proxy. */ public synchronized void setProxyUsername(String proxyUsername) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) { Assert.assertTrue(isValidProxySet()); } mProxyUsername = proxyUsername; } /** * @return The proxy password or null if none. */ public synchronized String getProxyPassword() { return mProxyPassword; } /** * Sets the proxy password. * @param proxyPassword Password to use when * connecting through the proxy. */ public synchronized void setProxyPassword(String proxyPassword) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) { Assert.assertTrue(isValidProxySet()); } mProxyPassword = proxyPassword; } /** * Saves the state of network handlers (user SSL and HTTP-authentication * preferences). * @param outState The out-state to save (write) to. * @return True iff succeeds. */ public boolean saveState(Bundle outState) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) { Log.v(LOGTAG, "Network.saveState()"); } return mSslErrorHandler.saveState(outState); } /** * Restores the state of network handlers (user SSL and HTTP-authentication * preferences). * @param inState The in-state to load (read) from. * @return True iff succeeds. */ public boolean restoreState(Bundle inState) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) { Log.v(LOGTAG, "Network.restoreState()"); } return mSslErrorHandler.restoreState(inState); } /** * Clears user SSL-error preference table. */ public void clearUserSslPrefTable() { mSslErrorHandler.clear(); } /** * Handles SSL error(s) on the way up to the user: the user must decide * whether errors should be ignored or not. * @param loader The loader that resulted in SSL errors. */ public void handleSslErrorRequest(LoadListener loader) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) Assert.assertNotNull(loader); if (loader != null) { mSslErrorHandler.handleSslErrorRequest(loader); } } /* package */ boolean checkSslPrefTable(LoadListener loader, SslError error) { if (loader != null && error != null) { return mSslErrorHandler.checkSslPrefTable(loader, error); } return false; } /** * Handles authentication requests on their way up to the user (the user * must provide credentials). * @param loader The loader that resulted in an HTTP * authentication request. */ public void handleAuthRequest(LoadListener loader) { if (DebugFlags.NETWORK) Assert.assertNotNull(loader); if (loader != null) { mHttpAuthHandler.handleAuthRequest(loader); } } // Performance probe public void startTiming() { mRequestQueue.startTiming(); } public void stopTiming() { mRequestQueue.stopTiming(); } } Other Android examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Android Network.java source code file: |
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