/*
Copyright (c) 2007-2009 by Jakob Schroeter <js@camaya.net>
This file is part of the gloox library. http://camaya.net/gloox
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*/
#ifndef SIPROFILEFT_H__
#define SIPROFILEFT_H__
#include "iqhandler.h"
#include "socks5bytestreammanager.h"
#include "siprofilehandler.h"
#include "sihandler.h"
#include "simanager.h"
#include "bytestreamhandler.h"
#include <string>
#include <map>
namespace gloox
{
class ClientBase;
class InBandBytestream;
class IQ;
class JID;
class SIProfileFTHandler;
class SOCKS5Bytestream;
/**
* @brief An implementation of the file transfer SI profile (XEP-0096).
*
* An SIProfileFT object acts as a 'plugin' to the SIManager. SIProfileFT
* manages most of the file transfer functionality. The naming comes from the fact that
* File Transfer (FT) is a profile of Stream Initiation (SI).
*
* Usage:
*
* Create a new SIProfileFT object. It needs a ClientBase -derived object (e.g. Client)
* as well as a SIProfileFTHandler -derived object that will receive file transfer-related events.
* If you already use SI and the SIManager somewhere else, you should pass a pointer to that
* SIManager object as third parameter to SIProfileFT's constructor.
* @code
* class MyFileTransferHandler : public SIProfileFTHandler
* {
* // ...
* };
*
* Client* client = new Client( ... );
* // ...
* MyFileTransferHandler* mh = new MyFileTransferHandler( ... );
*
* SIProfileFT* ft = new SIProfileFT( client, mh );
* @endcode
*
* You are now, basically, ready to send and receive files.
*
* A couple of notes:
* @li There are two (actually two and a half) possible "techniques" to transfer files
* using SI. The first is using a peer-to-peer SOCKS5 bytestream, optionally via a
* (special) SOCKS5 proxy.
* The second techniques is using an in-band bytestream, i.e. the data is encapsulated in XMPP stanzas
* and sent through the server.
*
* @li To be able to send files using the former method (SOCKS5 bytestreams), you may need
* access to a SOCKS5 bytestream proxy (called StreamHost). This is especially true if either
* or both of sender and receiver are behind NATs or are otherwise blocked from establishing
* direct TCP connections. You should use Disco to query a potential SOCKS5 proxy
* for its host and port parameters and feed that information into SIProfileFT:
* @code
* ft->addStreamHost( JID( "proxy.server.dom" ), "101.102.103.104", 6677 );
* @endcode
* You should @b not hard-code this information (esp. host/IP and port) into your app since
* the proxy may go down occasionally or vanish completely.
*
* @li In addition to (or even instead of) using external SOCKS5 proxies, you can use a
* SOCKS5BytestreamServer object that gloox provides:
* @code
* SOCKS5BytestreamServer* server = new SOCKS5BytestreamServer( client->logInstance(), 1234 );
* if( server->listen() != ConnNoError )
* printf( "port in use\n" );
*
* ft->addStreamHost( client->jid(), my_ip, 1234 );
* ft->registerSOCKS5BytestreamServer( server );
* @endcode
* This listening server should then be integrated into your mainloop to have its
* @link gloox::SOCKS5BytestreamServer::recv() recv() @endlink method called from time to time.
* It is safe to put the server into its own thread.
*
* @li When you finally receive a Bytestream via the SIProfileFTHandler, you will need
* to integrate this bytestream with your mainloop, or put it into a separate thread (if
* occasional blocking is not acceptable). You will need to call
* @link gloox::Bytestream::connect() connect() @endlink on that Bytestream. For SOCKS5 bytestreams,
* this function will try to connect to each of the given StreamHosts and block until it has established
* a connection with one of them (or until all attempts failed). Further, if you want to receive
* a file via the bytestream, you will have to call recv() on the object from time to time.
* For in-band bytestreams, @link gloox::Bytestream::connect() connect() @endlink will send an "open the
* bytestream" request to the contact.
*
* @li For both stream types,
* @link gloox::BytestreamDataHandler::handleBytestreamOpen() BytestreamDataHandler::handleBytestreamOpen() @endlink
* will announce the established bytestream. The stream then is ready to send and receive data.
*
* @li In general, both types of streams can be handled equally, i.e. there's no need to know whether
* the underlying stream really is a SOCKS5Bytestream or an InBandBytestream.
* @link gloox::Bytestream::type() Bytestream::type() @endlink tells anyway. Note, however, that
* sending large amounts of data using in-band bytestreams may trigger rate limiting in some servers.
*
* @li If you e.g. told Client to connect through a @link gloox::ConnectionHTTPProxy HTTP proxy @endlink
* or a @link gloox::ConnectionSOCKS5Proxy SOCKS5 proxy @endlink, or any other ConnectionBase -derived
* method, or even chains thereof, SIProfileFT will use the same connection types with the same
* configuration to connect to the Stream Host/SOCKS5 proxy. If this is inappropriate because you have
* e.g. a local SOCKS5 proxy inside your local network, use SOCKS5Bytestream::setConnectionImpl() to
* override the above default connection(s).
*
* @li Do @b not delete Bytestream objects manually. Use dispose() instead.
*
* @li When using the Client's JID as the first argument to addStreamHost() as in the code snippet
* above, make sure the JID is actually a full JID. If you let the server pick a resource, the call
* to Client::jid() needs to be made @b after the connection has been established and authenticated,
* because only then Client knows its full JID. This is generally a good idea, since the server
* may choose to change the resource, even if you provided one at login.
*
* @li The interal SOCKS5BytestreamServer will obviously not work across NATs.
*
* @li Using addStreamHost(), you can add as many potential StreamHosts as you like. However, you
* should add the best options (e.g. the local SOCKS5BytestreamServer) first.
*
* When cleaning up, delete the objectes you created above in the opposite order of
* creation:
*
* @code
* delete server
* delete ft;
* delete client;
* @endcode
*
* For usage examples see src/examples/ft_send.cpp and src/examples/ft_recv.cpp.
*
* @author Jakob Schroeter <js@camaya.net>
* @since 0.9
*/
class GLOOX_API SIProfileFT : public SIProfileHandler, public SIHandler,
public BytestreamHandler, public IqHandler
{
public:
/**
* Supported stream types.
*/
enum StreamType
{
FTTypeS5B = 1, /**< SOCKS5 Bytestreams. */
FTTypeIBB = 2, /**< In-Band Bytestreams. */
FTTypeOOB = 4, /**< Out-of-Band Data. */
FTTypeAll = 0xFF /**< All types. */
};
/**
* Constructor.
* @param parent The ClientBase to use for signaling.
* @param sipfth The SIProfileFTHandler to receive events.
* @param manager An optional SIManager to register with. If this is zero, SIProfileFT
* will create its own SIManager. You should pass a valid SIManager here if you are
* already using one with the @c parent ClientBase above.
* @param s5Manager An optional SOCKS5BytestreamManager to use. If this is zero, SIProfileFT
* will create its own SOCKS5BytestreamManager. You should pass a valid SOCKS5BytestreamManager
* here if you are already using one with the @c parent ClientBase above.
* @note If you passed a SIManager and/or SOCKS5BytestreamManager and/or InBandBytestreamManager
* to SIProfileFT's constructor, these objects will @b not be deleted on desctruction of SIProfileFT.
*/
SIProfileFT( ClientBase* parent, SIProfileFTHandler* sipfth, SIManager* manager = 0,
SOCKS5BytestreamManager* s5Manager = 0 );
/**
* Virtual destructor.
*/
virtual ~SIProfileFT();
/**
* Starts negotiating a file transfer with a remote entity.
* @param to The entity to send the file to. Must be a full JID.
* @param name The file's name. Mandatory and must not be empty.
* @param size The file's size. Mandatory and must be > 0.
* @param hash The file content's MD5 hash.
* @param desc A description.
* @param date The file's last modification date/time. See XEP-0082 for details.
* @param mimetype The file's mime-type. Defaults to 'binary/octet-stream' if empty.
* @param streamTypes ORed StreamType that can be used for this transfer.
* @param from An optional 'from' address to stamp outgoing requests with.
* Used in component scenario only. Defaults to empty JID.
* @param sid Optionally specify a stream ID (SID). If empty, one will be generated.
* @return The requested stream's ID (SID). Empty if conditions above (file name, size)
* are not met.
*/
const std::string requestFT( const JID& to, const std::string& name, long size,
const std::string& hash = EmptyString,
const std::string& desc = EmptyString,
const std::string& date = EmptyString,
const std::string& mimetype = EmptyString,
int streamTypes = FTTypeAll,
const JID& from = JID(),
const std::string& sid = EmptyString );
/**
* Call this function to accept a file transfer request previously announced by means of
* @link gloox::SIProfileFTHandler::handleFTRequest() SIProfileFTHandler::handleFTRequest() @endlink.
* @param to The requestor.
* @param sid The request's sid, as passed to SIProfileHandler::handleFTRequest().
* @param type The desired stream type to use for this file transfer. Defaults to
* SOCKS5 Bytestream. You should not use @c FTTypeAll here.
* @param from An optional 'from' address to stamp outgoing stanzas with.
* Used in component scenario only. Defaults to empty JID.
*/
void acceptFT( const JID& to, const std::string& sid,
StreamType type = FTTypeS5B, const JID& from = JID() );
/**
* Call this function to decline a FT request previously announced by means of
* @link gloox::SIProfileFTHandler::handleFTRequest() SIProfileFTHandler::handleFTRequest() @endlink.
* @param to The requestor.
* @param sid The request's sid, as passed to SIProfileFTHandler::handleFTRequest().
* @param reason The reason for the reject.
* @param text An optional human-readable text explaining the decline.
*/
void declineFT( const JID& to, const std::string& sid, SIManager::SIError reason,
const std::string& text = EmptyString );
/**
* Cancels the given bytestream. Most useful for SOCKS5 bytestreams where no proxies could be found.
* The given Bytestream will be deleted.
* @param bs The Bytestream to cancel.
* @note Can also be used with IBB.
*/
void cancel( Bytestream* bs );
/**
* To get rid of a bytestream (i.e., close and delete it), call this function.
* The remote entity will be notified about the closing of the stream.
* @param bs The bytestream to dispose. It will be deleted here.
*/
void dispose( Bytestream* bs );
/**
* Registers a handler that will be informed about incoming file transfer
* requests, i.e. when a remote entity wishes to send a file.
* @param sipfth A SIProfileFTHandler to register. Only one handler can be registered
* at any one time.
*/
void registerSIProfileFTHandler( SIProfileFTHandler* sipfth ) { m_handler = sipfth; }
/**
* Removes the previously registered file transfer request handler.
*/
void removeSIProfileFTHandler() { m_handler = 0; }
/**
* Sets a list of StreamHosts that will be used for subsequent SOCKS5 bytestream requests.
* @note At least one StreamHost is required.
* @param hosts A list of StreamHosts.
*/
void setStreamHosts( StreamHostList hosts );
/**
* Adds one StreamHost to the list of SOCKS5 StreamHosts.
* @param jid The StreamHost's JID.
* @param host The StreamHost's hostname.
* @param port The StreamHost's port.
*/
void addStreamHost( const JID& jid, const std::string& host, int port );
/**
* Tells the interal SOCKS5BytestreamManager which SOCKS5BytestreamServer handles
* peer-2-peer SOCKS5 bytestreams.
* @param server The SOCKS5BytestreamServer to use.
*/
void registerSOCKS5BytestreamServer( SOCKS5BytestreamServer* server )
{ if( m_socks5Manager ) m_socks5Manager->registerSOCKS5BytestreamServer( server ); }
/**
* Un-registers any local SOCKS5BytestreamServer.
*/
void removeSOCKS5BytestreamServer()
{ if( m_socks5Manager ) m_socks5Manager->removeSOCKS5BytestreamServer(); }
// reimplemented from SIProfileHandler
virtual void handleSIRequest( const JID& from, const JID& to, const std::string& id,
const SIManager::SI& si );
// reimplemented from SIHandler
virtual void handleSIRequestResult( const JID& from, const JID& to, const std::string& sid,
const SIManager::SI& si );
// reimplemented from SIHandler
virtual void handleSIRequestError( const IQ& iq, const std::string& sid );
// reimplemented from BytestreamHandler
virtual void handleIncomingBytestreamRequest( const std::string& sid, const JID& from );
// reimplemented from BytestreamHandler
virtual void handleIncomingBytestream( Bytestream* bs );
// reimplemented from BytestreamHandler
virtual void handleOutgoingBytestream( Bytestream* bs );
// reimplemented from BytestreamHandler
virtual void handleBytestreamError( const IQ& iq, const std::string& sid );
// reimplemented from IqHandler.
virtual bool handleIq( const IQ& iq ) { (void)iq; return false; }
// reimplemented from IqHandler.
virtual void handleIqID( const IQ& iq, int context );
private:
enum TrackEnum
{
OOBSent
};
ClientBase* m_parent;
SIManager* m_manager;
SIProfileFTHandler* m_handler;
SOCKS5BytestreamManager* m_socks5Manager;
StreamHostList m_hosts;
StringMap m_id2sid;
bool m_delManager;
bool m_delS5Manager;
};
}
#endif // SIPROFILEFT_H__
