| Class | Jabber::Bytestreams::IBB |
| In: |
lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
In-Band Bytestreams (JEP-0047) implementation
Don‘t use directly, use IBBInitiator and IBBTarget
In-Band Bytestreams should only be used when transferring very small amounts of binary data, because it is slow and increases server load drastically.
Note that the constructor takes a lot of arguments. In-Band Bytestreams do not specify a way to initiate the stream, this should be done via Stream Initiation.
| NS_IBB | = | 'http://jabber.org/protocol/ibb' |
Create a new bytestream
Will register a <message/> callback to intercept data of this stream. This data will be buffered, you can retrieve it with receive
# File lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb, line 30
30: def initialize(stream, session_id, my_jid, peer_jid)
31: @stream = stream
32: @session_id = session_id
33: @my_jid = (my_jid.kind_of?(String) ? JID.new(my_jid) : my_jid)
34: @peer_jid = (peer_jid.kind_of?(String) ? JID.new(peer_jid) : peer_jid)
35:
36: @active = false
37: @seq_send = 0
38: @seq_recv = 0
39: @queue = []
40: @queue_lock = Mutex.new
41: @pending = Semaphore.new
42: @sendbuf = ''
43: @sendbuf_lock = Mutex.new
44:
45: @block_size = 4096 # Recommended by JEP0047
46: end
Close the stream
Waits for acknowledge from peer, may throw ServerError
# File lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb, line 128
128: def close
129: if active?
130: flush
131: deactivate
132:
133: iq = Iq.new(:set, @peer_jid)
134: close = iq.add REXML::Element.new('close')
135: close.add_namespace IBB::NS_IBB
136: close.attributes['sid'] = @session_id
137:
138: @stream.send_with_id(iq)
139: end
140: end
Empty the send-buffer by sending remaining data
# File lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb, line 72
72: def flush
73: @sendbuf_lock.synchronize {
74: while @sendbuf.size > 0
75: send_data(@sendbuf[0..@block_size-1])
76: @sendbuf = @sendbuf[@block_size..-1].to_s
77: end
78: }
79: end
Receive data
Will wait until the Message with the next sequence number is in the stanza queue.
# File lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb, line 86
86: def read
87: if active?
88: res = nil
89:
90: while res.nil?
91: @queue_lock.synchronize {
92: @queue.each { |item|
93: # Find next data
94: if item.type == :data and item.seq == @seq_recv.to_s
95: res = item
96: break
97: # No data? Find close
98: elsif item.type == :close and res.nil?
99: res = item
100: end
101: }
102:
103: @queue.delete_if { |item| item == res }
104: }
105:
106: # No data? Wait for next to arrive...
107: @pending.wait unless res
108: end
109:
110: if res.type == :data
111: @seq_recv += 1
112: @seq_recv = 0 if @seq_recv > 65535
113: res.data
114: elsif res.type == :close
115: deactivate
116: nil # Closed
117: end
118: else
119: nil
120: end
121: end
Send data
Data is buffered to match block_size in each packet. If you need the data to be sent immediately, use flush afterwards.
| buf: | [String] |
# File lib/xmpp4r/bytestreams/helper/ibb/base.rb, line 59
59: def write(buf)
60: @sendbuf_lock.synchronize {
61: @sendbuf += buf
62:
63: while @sendbuf.size >= @block_size
64: send_data(@sendbuf[0..@block_size-1])
65: @sendbuf = @sendbuf[@block_size..-1].to_s
66: end
67: }
68: end