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wsrmapi.c File Reference

updated Tue May 21 2024 by Robert van Engelen
 
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wsrmapi.c File Reference
#include "wsrmapi.h"
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Functions

static int soap_wsrm_init (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_data *data, void *arg)
 Initializes plugin data. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_copy (struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p, struct soap_plugin *q)
 Copy plugin data (private thread data). More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_delete (struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p)
 Deletes plugin data. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_send (struct soap *soap, const char *buf, size_t len)
 Internal callback function to override fsend(). When the wsrm plugin is enabled, saves the message to the current sequence that is created at the client side. Allows unacknowledged messages to be resend with soap_wsrm_resend(). More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_preparefinalrecv (struct soap *soap)
 Internal callback function to override fpreparefinalrecv(). Takes acks returned by response to update the states of the sequences with acknowledgements. Acknowledged messages do not have to be resend and are purged from the sequence states. Also checks if at client-side response message was already received and otherwise records it in the state. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_disconnect (struct soap *soap)
 Internal callback function to override fdisconnect(). Turns caching off, sets the cached message to NACK, and resets the server-side handle, so sequence can be deallocated later. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_process_ack (struct soap *soap, struct _wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement *ack)
 Internal function to purge acknowledged messages as given by wsrm:SequenceAcknowledgement header. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_chk (struct soap *soap, int timeout, int flag)
 Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_chk_acks (struct soap *soap)
 Internal function to check for AckRequested headers to update state. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_add_acks (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, ULONG64 nack, int all, int piggy)
 Internal function to add SequenceAcknowledgement headers for AckRequested. When piggy==0 or internal AcksTo destination is set, sends acknowledgements to the AcksTo destination service or back to the source related to the seq. These sends can take time, which can be controlled with the soap context connect_timeout, send_timeout, recv_timeout settings. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_set_ack (struct soap *soap, ULONG64 nack, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, struct _wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement *ack)
 Internal function called by soap_wsrm_add_acks() to populate the SequenceAcknowledgement header block. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_resend_seq (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, int all, ULONG64 lower, ULONG64 upper)
 Internal function to resend unacknowledged messages of a sequence given a range of message numbers. Used by soap_wsrm_resend(). More...
 
static const char * soap_wsrm_seq_newid (struct soap *soap)
 Internal function to generate a new sequence identifier. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_seq_insert_data (struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function to insert seq id in hash table for fast lookup. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_seq_delete_data (struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function to delete seq id from hash table. More...
 
static struct soap_wsrm_sequencesoap_wsrm_seq_lookup_data (const char *id)
 Internal function to look up sequence given its id. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_seq_insert_ack (struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function to insert acksid for fast lookup. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_seq_delete_ack (struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function to delete acksid for fast lookup. More...
 
static struct soap_wsrm_sequencesoap_wsrm_seq_lookup_ack (const char *id)
 Internal function to look up sequence given its acksid. More...
 
static struct soap_wsrm_sequencesoap_wsrm_seq_insert (struct soap *soap)
 Internal function to create a new local sequence state. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_msg_append (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_data *data, const char *buf, size_t len)
 Internal function used by soap_wsrm_send() to append message data to the current message being transmitted in the current sequence. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_num_lookup (struct soap *soap, const struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, ULONG64 num)
 Internal function to look up a message number in the sequence state. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_num_insert (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, ULONG64 num)
 Internal function to insert a message number in the sequence state. Updates the sequence ranges. More...
 
static int soap_wsrm_num_size (const struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function returns the number of message ranges of the successfully received messages in a sequence state. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_num_free (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Internal function to deallocate all message number ranges from a sequence state. More...
 
static struct soap_wsrm_messagesoap_wsrm_msg_new (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, ULONG64 num)
 Internal function to allocate a new message in a sequence, updates message count seq->num. More...
 
static void soap_wsrm_msg_free (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_message *p)
 Internal function to deallocate all cached message content from a sequence state. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create (struct soap *soap, const char *to, const char *replyto, LONG64 expires, const char *wsa_id, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle *seq)
 Creates a new sequence. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to. A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create_offer (struct soap *soap, const char *to, const char *replyto, const char *id, LONG64 expires, enum wsrm__IncompleteSequenceBehaviorType behavior, const char *wsa_id, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle *seq)
 Creates a new sequence by offering suggested WS-RM parameters to the WS-RM destination. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to. A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create_offer_acksto (struct soap *soap, const char *to, const char *replyto, const char *acksto, const char *id, LONG64 expires, enum wsrm__IncompleteSequenceBehaviorType behavior, const char *wsa_id, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle *seq)
 Creates a new sequence by offering suggested WS-RM parameters to the WS-RM destination. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to and an 'acksto' address can be given for acknowledgement messages to be sent to (normally to the reply to). A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request_num (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id, const char *wsa_action, ULONG64 num)
 Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted. No acks are requested. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id, const char *wsa_action)
 Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted to the WS-RM destination and increments the message counter by one. No acks are requested. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request_acks (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id, const char *wsa_action)
 Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted to the WS-RM destination and increments the message counter by one. Message acks for the current sequence are requested. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_retry (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Client-side check to verify if the remote call can be retried when a failure occured. Increases the robustness of messages sends, by ensuring that the message was at least transmitted (but not necessarily received). Also implements HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect. Retries are limited to SOAP_WSRM_MAX_RETRIES iterations. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_resend (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, ULONG64 lower, ULONG64 upper)
 Resend all unacknowledged messages, i.e. messages that were automatically cached for this sequence. Messages stored in the sequence for retransmission (those that were previously sent but not acknowledged) are resent to the soap_wsrm_to() address (which was set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer(), or the ReplyTo address). It is recommended to resend messages after the last message in the sequence was transmitted before closing the sequence. To reduce unnecessary resend attempts, it is recommended to use soap_wsrm_request_ack() with the last message to request acks for messages already delivered. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_resend_only_nacked (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, ULONG64 lower, ULONG64 upper)
 Resend all explicitly nack'ed messages indicaed by peer. Messages stored in the sequence for retransmission (those that were previously sent but not acknowledged) are resent to the soap_wsrm_to() address (which was set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer(), or the ReplyTo address). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_close (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id)
 Closes the sequence, but does not yet terminate it. No new messages should be send, but messages can be resend with soap_wsrm_resend() if desired. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_terminate (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id)
 Terminates the sequence. No new messages should be send and no resends should be tried. Usually done after soap_wsrm_close() or any time to terminate the sequence prematurely. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_pulse (struct soap *soap, int timeout)
 Sends acknowledgements for all open sessions to all peers. Must set send and recv timeouts to prevent blocking. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_acknowledgement (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, const char *wsa_id)
 Sends acknowledgements for all message sequences that require an acknowledgement (ack requested by peer) More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_non_acknowledgement (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq, ULONG64 nack)
 Sends nack non-acknowledgement for a message. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_free (struct soap *soap, soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Must be called to free the sequence allocated by soap_wsrm_create() or by soap_wsrm_create_offer(). Sequences created by soap_wsrm_create_offer return handles that are not automatically reclaimed by the engine. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 const char *SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_to (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the endpoint address of the destination service that serves the sequence. Initially set with soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer. HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect can change the endpoint during the lifetime of a message sequence. Thus, this function returns the most recent endpoint binding that can be used to send message to the server endpoint. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 const char *SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_acksto (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the endpoint address of the AcksTo acknowledgement service that serves the sequence, when set with soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer() or NULL otherwise. HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect can change the endpoint during the lifetime of a message sequence. Thus, this function returns the most recent endpoint binding. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_num (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the current message number of the sequence. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_nack (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the number of non-acknowledged messages sent. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check (struct soap *soap)
 Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation. When NoDicards behavior is set, out of sequence messages will be discared until message sequence has resumed (requires peer resends). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_and_wait (struct soap *soap, int timeout)
 Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_send_empty_response (struct soap *soap)
 Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that sends an empty response back (one-way messaging). The behavior is the same as soap_wsrm_check() followed by soap_send_empty_response(), but more efficient and prevents blocking. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_send_empty_response_and_wait (struct soap *soap, int timeout)
 Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that sends an empty response back (one-way messaging). The behavior is the same as soap_wsrm_check() followed by soap_send_empty_response(), but more efficient and prevents blocking. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply_num (struct soap *soap, int flag)
 Prepares reply from service. When flag is set, adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted. No acks are requested. No WS-Addressing message relay. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply (struct soap *soap, const char *wsa_id, const char *wsa_action)
 Server-side server operation reply to be performed when the service operation returns. Server operations that support WS-Addressing and WS-RM must call this function to return normally (and/or allow the response message to be relayed as per WS-Addressing). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply_request_acks (struct soap *soap, const char *wsa_id, const char *wsa_action)
 Server-side server operation reply to be performed when the service operation returns. Message acks for the current sequence are requested, but only when client made a create sequence offer. Server operations that support WS-Addressing and WS-RM must call this function or call soap_wsrm_reply() to return normally (and/or allow the response message to be relayed as per WS-Addressing). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_cleanup (struct soap *soap)
 Cleans up all expired sequences and releases resources. To be used at the server side to periodically clean up WS-RM sequences. Server-side cleanup is automatic, as long as WS-RM is in use. Does not release client-side sequences allocated by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer(). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CreateSequence (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__CreateSequenceType *req, struct wsrm__CreateSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM CreateSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process a create sequence request (with or without offer). Creates a new local sequence state to keep track of messages. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CreateSequenceResponse (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__CreateSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM CreateSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process a create sequence response (with or without offer). Creates a new local sequence state to keep track of messages. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CloseSequence (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__CloseSequenceType *req, struct wsrm__CloseSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM CloseSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the close sequence request. Updates the server's local sequence state to closed. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CloseSequenceResponse (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__CloseSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM CloseSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the close sequence response. Updates the server's local sequence state to closed. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__TerminateSequence (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceType *req, struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM TerminateSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the terminate sequence request. Updates the server's local sequence state to terminated. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponse (struct soap *soap, struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponseType *res)
 WS-RM TerminateSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the terminate sequence response. Updates the server's local sequence state to terminated. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement (struct soap *soap)
 WS-RM SequenceAcknowledgement operation. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__AckRequested (struct soap *soap)
 WS-RM AckRequested operation. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__LastMessage (struct soap *soap)
 WS-RM LastMessage operation (WS-RM 1.0). More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_fault_subcode (struct soap *soap, int flag, const char *faultsubcode, const char *faultstring, const char *faultdetail)
 Sets sender/receiver SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_sender_fault_subcode (struct soap *soap, const char *faultsubcode, const char *faultstring, const char *faultdetail)
 Sets sender SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_receiver_fault_subcode (struct soap *soap, const char *faultsubcode, const char *faultstring, const char *faultdetail)
 Sets receiver SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_sender_fault (struct soap *soap, const char *faultstring, const char *faultdetail)
 Sets sender SOAP Fault for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_receiver_fault (struct soap *soap, const char *faultstring, const char *faultdetail)
 Sets receiver SOAP Fault for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_fault (struct soap *soap, enum wsrm__FaultCodes *fault, const char **info)
 Checks the presence of a WS-RM fault at the client side (or in the FaultTo destination service) when a response is received. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_error (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq, enum wsrm__FaultCodes fault)
 Sets SOAP Fault (sub)code for server WS-RM fault response. Terminates the sequence. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_dump (struct soap *soap, FILE *fd)
 Dumps the current sequences and details of the wsrm plugin for diagnotics purposes. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm (struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p, void *arg)
 Plugin registry function, used with soap_register_plugin. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence *SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_lookup_id (struct soap *soap, const char *id)
 Function to look up sequence given its id. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence *SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_lookup (struct soap *soap, const char *id)
 Function to look up sequence given its id. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence *SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq (struct soap *soap)
 Assuming a SOAP header is received, gets the sequence associated with the message. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_release (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Releases handle. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_created (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Function to check if a sequence is created. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_valid (struct soap *soap, struct soap_wsrm_sequence *seq)
 Function to check if a sequence is not valid, terminated, or needs to be terminated when expired. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_msgs (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the number of complete messages received, or 0 when there is a gap. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_recvnum (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the message number of last message received. More...
 
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_lastnum (const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq)
 Returns the last message number upon sequence close or 0. More...
 

Variables

const char soap_wsrm_id [] = SOAP_WSRM_ID
 
static struct soap_wsrm_sequencesoap_wsrm_session = NULL
 
char soap_wsrm_idname [40] = ""
 
int soap_wsrm_idnum = 0
 
static MUTEX_TYPE soap_wsrm_session_lock = MUTEX_INITIALIZER
 

Function Documentation

SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__AckRequested ( struct soap *  soap)

WS-RM AckRequested operation.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CloseSequence ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__CloseSequenceType req,
struct wsrm__CloseSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM CloseSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the close sequence request. Updates the server's local sequence state to closed.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reqwsrm__CloseSequence request message
[out]reswsrm__CloseSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CloseSequenceResponse ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__CloseSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM CloseSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the close sequence response. Updates the server's local sequence state to closed.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reswsrm__CloseSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CreateSequence ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__CreateSequenceType req,
struct wsrm__CreateSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM CreateSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process a create sequence request (with or without offer). Creates a new local sequence state to keep track of messages.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reqwsrm__CreateSequence request message
[out]reswsrm__CreateSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__CreateSequenceResponse ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__CreateSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM CreateSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process a create sequence response (with or without offer). Creates a new local sequence state to keep track of messages.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reswsrm__CreateSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__LastMessage ( struct soap *  soap)

WS-RM LastMessage operation (WS-RM 1.0).

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement ( struct soap *  soap)

WS-RM SequenceAcknowledgement operation.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__TerminateSequence ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceType req,
struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM TerminateSequence service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the terminate sequence request. Updates the server's local sequence state to terminated.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reqwsrm__TerminateSequence request message
[out]reswsrm__TerminateSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 __wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponse ( struct soap *  soap,
struct wsrm__TerminateSequenceResponseType res 
)

WS-RM TerminateSequenceResponse one-way service operation. Automatically invoked by the server to process the terminate sequence response. Updates the server's local sequence state to terminated.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]reswsrm__TerminateSequenceResponse response message
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_plugin *  p,
void *  arg 
)

Plugin registry function, used with soap_register_plugin.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in,out]pplugin created in registry
[in]argoptional argument passed from soap_register_plugin_arg
Returns
SOAP_OK
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_acknowledgement ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id 
)

Sends acknowledgements for all message sequences that require an acknowledgement (ack requested by peer)

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (deprecated, not used)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 const char* SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_acksto ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the endpoint address of the AcksTo acknowledgement service that serves the sequence, when set with soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer() or NULL otherwise. HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect can change the endpoint during the lifetime of a message sequence. Thus, this function returns the most recent endpoint binding.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
the sequence endpoint address
static int soap_wsrm_add_acks ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
ULONG64  nack,
int  all,
int  piggy 
)
static

Internal function to add SequenceAcknowledgement headers for AckRequested. When piggy==0 or internal AcksTo destination is set, sends acknowledgements to the AcksTo destination service or back to the source related to the seq. These sends can take time, which can be controlled with the soap context connect_timeout, send_timeout, recv_timeout settings.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]seqpointer to sequence
[in]nacknum of nack message, 0 to generate acks
[in]allwhen true always include all acks
[in]piggywhen true add acks to message to be send
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check ( struct soap *  soap)

Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation. When NoDicards behavior is set, out of sequence messages will be discared until message sequence has resumed (requires peer resends).

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or SOAP_STOP (duplicate message error, MUST be returned by the service operation executing the soap_wsrm_check) or an error code.
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_and_wait ( struct soap *  soap,
int  timeout 
)

Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation.

Parameters
soapcontext
timeoutNoDiscard behavior: 0=discard messages out of sequence to immediately resume, >0 wait (in seconds) until message sequence has resumed while sending Nacks every second to indicate messages are required to continue the flow of messages, <0 wait (in microseconds) until message sequence has resumed, send one nack when timeout occurred.
Returns
SOAP_OK or SOAP_STOP (duplicate message error, MUST be returned by the service operation executing the soap_wsrm_check) or an error code.
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_fault ( struct soap *  soap,
enum wsrm__FaultCodes fault,
const char **  info 
)

Checks the presence of a WS-RM fault at the client side (or in the FaultTo destination service) when a response is received.

Parameters
soapcontext
[out]faultcode
[out]infostring pointer related to the fault (or NULL)
Returns
SOAP_OK (no fault or not a WS-RM fault) or error when not WS-RM fault
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_retry ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq 
)

Client-side check to verify if the remote call can be retried when a failure occured. Increases the robustness of messages sends, by ensuring that the message was at least transmitted (but not necessarily received). Also implements HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect. Retries are limited to SOAP_WSRM_MAX_RETRIES iterations.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
Returns
SOAP_OK when retry is safe, error code otherwise
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_send_empty_response ( struct soap *  soap)

Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that sends an empty response back (one-way messaging). The behavior is the same as soap_wsrm_check() followed by soap_send_empty_response(), but more efficient and prevents blocking.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or SOAP_STOP (duplicate message error, MUST be returned by the service operation executing the soap_wsrm_check) or an error code.
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_check_send_empty_response_and_wait ( struct soap *  soap,
int  timeout 
)

Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that sends an empty response back (one-way messaging). The behavior is the same as soap_wsrm_check() followed by soap_send_empty_response(), but more efficient and prevents blocking.

Parameters
soapcontext
timeoutNoDiscard behavior: 0=discard messages out of sequence to immediately resume, >0 wait (in seconds) until message sequence has resumed while sending Nacks every second to indicate messages are required to continue the flow of messages, <0 wait (in microseconds) until message sequence has resumed, send one nack when timeout occurred.
Returns
SOAP_OK or SOAP_STOP (duplicate message error, MUST be returned by the service operation executing the soap_wsrm_check) or an error code.
static int soap_wsrm_chk ( struct soap *  soap,
int  timeout,
int  flag 
)
static

Receiver (server)-side check for the presence of WS-Addressing and WS-RM header blocks in the SOAP header, checks for protocol errors, and rejects duplicate messages. Also prepares the return WS-RM header. This function should be called in the each service operation that supports WS-RM. Do not use this function in a ReplyTo response-accepting destination service operation.

Parameters
soapcontext
timeoutNoDiscard behavior: 0=discard messages out of sequence to immediately resume, >0 wait (in seconds) until message sequence has resumed while sending Nacks every second to indicate messages are required to continue the flow of messages, <0 wait (in microseconds) until message sequence has resumed, send one nack when timeout occurred.
flag0=no response, 1=send empty response
Returns
SOAP_OK or SOAP_STOP (duplicate message error, MUST be returned by the service operation executing the soap_wsrm_check) or an error code.
static int soap_wsrm_chk_acks ( struct soap *  soap)
static

Internal function to check for AckRequested headers to update state.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_cleanup ( struct soap *  soap)

Cleans up all expired sequences and releases resources. To be used at the server side to periodically clean up WS-RM sequences. Server-side cleanup is automatic, as long as WS-RM is in use. Does not release client-side sequences allocated by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer().

Parameters
soapcontext
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_close ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id 
)

Closes the sequence, but does not yet terminate it. No new messages should be send, but messages can be resend with soap_wsrm_resend() if desired.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
static int soap_wsrm_copy ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_plugin *  p,
struct soap_plugin *  q 
)
static

Copy plugin data (private thread data).

Parameters
soapcontext
[out]pplugin
[in]qplugin
Returns
SOAP_OK
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  to,
const char *  replyto,
LONG64  expires,
const char *  wsa_id,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq 
)

Creates a new sequence. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to. A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]toendpoint address of the WS-RM destination server (required)
[in]replytoendpoint address of the WS-RM source to reply/ack to (optional)
[in]expiresmax sequence duration (its lifetime) in ms (use 0 to offer infinite, subject to SOAP_WSRM_MAX_SEC_TO_EXPIRE or server policy)
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[out]seqsequence handle is set
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create_offer ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  to,
const char *  replyto,
const char *  id,
LONG64  expires,
enum wsrm__IncompleteSequenceBehaviorType  behavior,
const char *  wsa_id,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq 
)

Creates a new sequence by offering suggested WS-RM parameters to the WS-RM destination. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to. A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]toendpoint address of the WS-RM destination server (required)
[in]replytoendpoint address of the WS-RM source to reply/ack to (optional)
[in]idoffered WS-RM sequence identifier (optional, generate with NULL)
[in]expiresmax sequence duration (its lifetime) in ms (use 0 for infinite, subject to SOAP_WSRM_MAX_SEC_TO_EXPIRE or server policy)
[in]behavioroffered DiscardEntireSequence, DiscardFollowingFirstGap, or NoDiscard, which specifies the WS-RM destination's action when a sequence is closed/terminated when it is incomplete, and notifies the source when failed.
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[out]seqsequence handle is set or NULL when response is asynchronously send and the sequence is initialized upon receipt of the create response.
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_create_offer_acksto ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  to,
const char *  replyto,
const char *  acksto,
const char *  id,
LONG64  expires,
enum wsrm__IncompleteSequenceBehaviorType  behavior,
const char *  wsa_id,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle seq 
)

Creates a new sequence by offering suggested WS-RM parameters to the WS-RM destination. Sequences are usually created by the sender (client) and confirmed by the receiver (server). The 'to' server address must be used for all messages of the sequence to be sent to the WS-RM destination server. Optionally the 'replyto' address can be given of the WS-RM source to reply to and an 'acksto' address can be given for acknowledgement messages to be sent to (normally to the reply to). A sequence ID is generated by the server upon success.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]toendpoint address of the WS-RM destination server (required)
[in]replytoendpoint address of the WS-RM source (optional)
[in]ackstoendpoint address for WS-RM acknowledgements (optional) (optional, use NULL when acks are piggy-backed on response messages to the source)
[in]idoffered WS-RM sequence identifier (optional, generate when NULL)
[in]expiresmax sequence duration (its lifetime) in ms (use 0 for infinite, subject to SOAP_WSRM_MAX_SEC_TO_EXPIRE or server policy)
[in]behavioroffered DiscardEntireSequence, DiscardFollowingFirstGap, or NoDiscard, which specifies the WS-RM destination's action when a sequence is closed/terminated when it is incomplete, and notifies the source when failed.
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[out]seqsequence handle is set or NULL when response is asynchronously send and the sequence is initialized upon receipt of the create response.
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
static void soap_wsrm_delete ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_plugin *  p 
)
static

Deletes plugin data.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in,out]pplugin
Returns
SOAP_OK
static int soap_wsrm_disconnect ( struct soap *  soap)
static

Internal callback function to override fdisconnect(). Turns caching off, sets the cached message to NACK, and resets the server-side handle, so sequence can be deallocated later.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_dump ( struct soap *  soap,
FILE *  fd 
)

Dumps the current sequences and details of the wsrm plugin for diagnotics purposes.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]fdfile descriptor to send text to
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_error ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
enum wsrm__FaultCodes  fault 
)

Sets SOAP Fault (sub)code for server WS-RM fault response. Terminates the sequence.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]seqpointer to sequence to terminate or NULL
[in]faultis one of enum wsrm__FaultCodes enumeration values
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_fault_subcode ( struct soap *  soap,
int  flag,
const char *  faultsubcode,
const char *  faultstring,
const char *  faultdetail 
)

Sets sender/receiver SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]flag0=receiver, 1=sender
[in]faultsubcodesub code string
[in]faultstringfault string
[in]faultdetaildetail string
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
static int soap_wsrm_init ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_data data,
void *  arg 
)
static

Initializes plugin data.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in,out]dataplugin data
[in]argoptional argument passed from soap_register_plugin_arg
Returns
SOAP_OK
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_lastnum ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the last message number upon sequence close or 0.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
last message number or 0 when more messages should be received
static int soap_wsrm_msg_append ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_data data,
const char *  buf,
size_t  len 
)
static

Internal function used by soap_wsrm_send() to append message data to the current message being transmitted in the current sequence.

Parameters
soapcontext
dataplugin
[in]bufmessage data
[in]lenmessage data length
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
static void soap_wsrm_msg_free ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_message p 
)
static

Internal function to deallocate all cached message content from a sequence state.

Parameters
soapcontext
ppointer to message (in a sequence state)
static struct soap_wsrm_message * soap_wsrm_msg_new ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
ULONG64  num 
)
static

Internal function to allocate a new message in a sequence, updates message count seq->num.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence pointer
nummessage num (produces error when zero)
Returns
pointer to message struct or NULL when error
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_msgs ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the number of complete messages received, or 0 when there is a gap.

Parameters
[in]seqpointer to sequence
Returns
number of messages received or 0
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_nack ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the number of non-acknowledged messages sent.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
number of non-acknowledged messages sent
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_non_acknowledgement ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
ULONG64  nack 
)

Sends nack non-acknowledgement for a message.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
nacknum of message to nack
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_num ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the current message number of the sequence.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
the sequence endpoint address
static void soap_wsrm_num_free ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq 
)
static

Internal function to deallocate all message number ranges from a sequence state.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqpointer to sequence
static int soap_wsrm_num_insert ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
ULONG64  num 
)
static

Internal function to insert a message number in the sequence state. Updates the sequence ranges.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqpointer to sequence
[in]num
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (out of memory)
static int soap_wsrm_num_lookup ( struct soap *  soap,
const struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
ULONG64  num 
)
static

Internal function to look up a message number in the sequence state.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]seqpointer to sequence
[in]nummessage num to search
Returns
0 (not found) 1 (found)
static int soap_wsrm_num_size ( const struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq)
static

Internal function returns the number of message ranges of the successfully received messages in a sequence state.

Parameters
seqpointer to sequence
Returns
number of message ranges
static int soap_wsrm_preparefinalrecv ( struct soap *  soap)
static

Internal callback function to override fpreparefinalrecv(). Takes acks returned by response to update the states of the sequences with acknowledgements. Acknowledged messages do not have to be resend and are purged from the sequence states. Also checks if at client-side response message was already received and otherwise records it in the state.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
static int soap_wsrm_process_ack ( struct soap *  soap,
struct _wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement ack 
)
static

Internal function to purge acknowledged messages as given by wsrm:SequenceAcknowledgement header.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]ackfrom the WS-RM SequenceAcknowledgement header.
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_pulse ( struct soap *  soap,
int  timeout 
)

Sends acknowledgements for all open sessions to all peers. Must set send and recv timeouts to prevent blocking.

Parameters
soapcontext
timeoutseconds (positive value) or microseconds (negative value)
Returns
SOAP_OK or an error code when one or more peers fault (the last error code is returned)
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_receiver_fault ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  faultstring,
const char *  faultdetail 
)

Sets receiver SOAP Fault for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]faultstringfault string
[in]faultdetaildetail string
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_receiver_fault_subcode ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  faultsubcode,
const char *  faultstring,
const char *  faultdetail 
)

Sets receiver SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]faultsubcodesub code string
[in]faultstringfault string
[in]faultdetaildetail string
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
SOAP_FMAC1 ULONG64 SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_recvnum ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the message number of last message received.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
message number of last message received
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  wsa_id,
const char *  wsa_action 
)

Server-side server operation reply to be performed when the service operation returns. Server operations that support WS-Addressing and WS-RM must call this function to return normally (and/or allow the response message to be relayed as per WS-Addressing).

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional)
[in]wsa_actionmandatory WS-Addressing action of the response
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (and server operation must return this value)
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply_num ( struct soap *  soap,
int  flag 
)

Prepares reply from service. When flag is set, adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted. No acks are requested. No WS-Addressing message relay.

Parameters
soapcontext
flagtrue to add a WS-RM sequence message number to the message to be transmitted
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (and server operation must return this value)
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_reply_request_acks ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  wsa_id,
const char *  wsa_action 
)

Server-side server operation reply to be performed when the service operation returns. Message acks for the current sequence are requested, but only when client made a create sequence offer. Server operations that support WS-Addressing and WS-RM must call this function or call soap_wsrm_reply() to return normally (and/or allow the response message to be relayed as per WS-Addressing).

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional)
[in]wsa_actionmandatory WS-Addressing action of the response
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (and server operation must return this value)
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id,
const char *  wsa_action 
)

Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted to the WS-RM destination and increments the message counter by one. No acks are requested.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[in]wsa_actionmandatory WS-Addressing action of the next message sent
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request_acks ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id,
const char *  wsa_action 
)

Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted to the WS-RM destination and increments the message counter by one. Message acks for the current sequence are requested.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[in]wsa_actionmandatory WS-Addressing action of the next message sent
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_request_num ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id,
const char *  wsa_action,
ULONG64  num 
)

Adds a WS-RM sequence message number to the next message transmitted. No acks are requested.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional, use NULL when omitted)
[in]wsa_actionmandatory WS-Addressing action of the next message sent
[in]numWS-RM sequence message number
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_resend ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
ULONG64  lower,
ULONG64  upper 
)

Resend all unacknowledged messages, i.e. messages that were automatically cached for this sequence. Messages stored in the sequence for retransmission (those that were previously sent but not acknowledged) are resent to the soap_wsrm_to() address (which was set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer(), or the ReplyTo address). It is recommended to resend messages after the last message in the sequence was transmitted before closing the sequence. To reduce unnecessary resend attempts, it is recommended to use soap_wsrm_request_ack() with the last message to request acks for messages already delivered.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
[in]lowerresend message range lower bound (0 for lowest)
[in]upperresend message range upper bound (or 0 for infinite)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (can be ignored when resends are retried later)
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_resend_only_nacked ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
ULONG64  lower,
ULONG64  upper 
)

Resend all explicitly nack'ed messages indicaed by peer. Messages stored in the sequence for retransmission (those that were previously sent but not acknowledged) are resent to the soap_wsrm_to() address (which was set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer(), or the ReplyTo address).

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
[in]lowerresend message range lower bound (0 for lowest)
[in]upperresend message range upper bound (or 0 for infinite)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (can be ignored when resends are retried later)
static int soap_wsrm_resend_seq ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
int  all,
ULONG64  lower,
ULONG64  upper 
)
static

Internal function to resend unacknowledged messages of a sequence given a range of message numbers. Used by soap_wsrm_resend().

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
[in]all1= resend all unacknowledged messages (not just the nacked messages)
[in]lowerresend message range lower bound (0 for lowest)
[in]upperresend message range upper bound (or 0 for infinite)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code (can be ignored to continue sequence)
static int soap_wsrm_send ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  buf,
size_t  len 
)
static

Internal callback function to override fsend(). When the wsrm plugin is enabled, saves the message to the current sequence that is created at the client side. Allows unacknowledged messages to be resend with soap_wsrm_resend().

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]bufmessage data
[in]lenmessage data length
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_sender_fault ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  faultstring,
const char *  faultdetail 
)

Sets sender SOAP Fault for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]faultstringfault string
[in]faultdetaildetail string
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_sender_fault_subcode ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  faultsubcode,
const char *  faultstring,
const char *  faultdetail 
)

Sets sender SOAP Fault (sub)code for server faults (can be user defined faults). When called before soap_wsrm_check() in the server operation, terminates the current sequence. Otherwise, the sequence is not terminated. In either case the fault is returned to sender (client) or to the FaultTo server when the WS-Addressing FaultTo header was set by the sender.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]faultsubcodesub code string
[in]faultstringfault string
[in]faultdetaildetail string
Returns
SOAP_FAULT
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence* SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq ( struct soap *  soap)

Assuming a SOAP header is received, gets the sequence associated with the message.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
sequence handle, must be released with soap_wsrm_seq_release when no longer used
int soap_wsrm_seq_created ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq 
)

Function to check if a sequence is created.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqpointer to sequence
Returns
0 (not created) or 1 (created)
static void soap_wsrm_seq_delete_ack ( struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq)
static

Internal function to delete acksid for fast lookup.

Parameters
[in]seqsequence
static void soap_wsrm_seq_delete_data ( struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq)
static

Internal function to delete seq id from hash table.

Parameters
[in]seqsequence
SOAP_FMAC1 void SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_free ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq 
)

Must be called to free the sequence allocated by soap_wsrm_create() or by soap_wsrm_create_offer(). Sequences created by soap_wsrm_create_offer return handles that are not automatically reclaimed by the engine.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
static struct soap_wsrm_sequence * soap_wsrm_seq_insert ( struct soap *  soap)
static

Internal function to create a new local sequence state.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
sequence or NULL
static void soap_wsrm_seq_insert_ack ( struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq)
static

Internal function to insert acksid for fast lookup.

Parameters
[in]seqsequence
static void soap_wsrm_seq_insert_data ( struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq)
static

Internal function to insert seq id in hash table for fast lookup.

Parameters
[in]seqsequence
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence* SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_lookup ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  id 
)

Function to look up sequence given its id.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]ididentifier string
Returns
sequence handle, must be released with soap_wsrm_seq_release when no longer used
static struct soap_wsrm_sequence * soap_wsrm_seq_lookup_ack ( const char *  id)
static

Internal function to look up sequence given its acksid.

Parameters
[in]ididentifier string
Returns
sequence or NULL
static struct soap_wsrm_sequence * soap_wsrm_seq_lookup_data ( const char *  id)
static

Internal function to look up sequence given its id.

Parameters
[in]ididentifier string
Returns
sequence or NULL
SOAP_FMAC1 struct soap_wsrm_sequence* SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_seq_lookup_id ( struct soap *  soap,
const char *  id 
)

Function to look up sequence given its id.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]ididentifier string
Returns
sequence handle, must be released with soap_wsrm_seq_release when no longer used
static const char * soap_wsrm_seq_newid ( struct soap *  soap)
static

Internal function to generate a new sequence identifier.

Parameters
soapcontext
Returns
sequence identifier string
void soap_wsrm_seq_release ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq 
)

Releases handle.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle
int soap_wsrm_seq_valid ( struct soap *  soap,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq 
)

Function to check if a sequence is not valid, terminated, or needs to be terminated when expired.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqpointer to sequence
Returns
0 (invalid) or 1 (valid)
static int soap_wsrm_set_ack ( struct soap *  soap,
ULONG64  nack,
struct soap_wsrm_sequence seq,
struct _wsrm__SequenceAcknowledgement ack 
)
static

Internal function called by soap_wsrm_add_acks() to populate the SequenceAcknowledgement header block.

Parameters
soapcontext
[in]nacknum of message to nack, 0 to pupulate ack with ranges from seq
[in]seqpointer to sequence
[out]ackpointer to SequenceAcknowledgement to populate
SOAP_FMAC1 int SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_terminate ( struct soap *  soap,
soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq,
const char *  wsa_id 
)

Terminates the sequence. No new messages should be send and no resends should be tried. Usually done after soap_wsrm_close() or any time to terminate the sequence prematurely.

Parameters
soapcontext
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer
[in]wsa_idWS-Addressing message ID (optional)
Returns
SOAP_OK or error code
SOAP_FMAC1 const char* SOAP_FMAC2 soap_wsrm_to ( const soap_wsrm_sequence_handle  seq)

Returns the endpoint address of the destination service that serves the sequence. Initially set with soap_wsrm_create or soap_wsrm_create_offer. HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect can change the endpoint during the lifetime of a message sequence. Thus, this function returns the most recent endpoint binding that can be used to send message to the server endpoint.

Parameters
seqsequence handle set by soap_wsrm_create() or soap_wsrm_create_offer()
Returns
the sequence endpoint address or replyTo address (when provided) or NULL when no destination is given

Variable Documentation

const char soap_wsrm_id[] = SOAP_WSRM_ID

Plugin identification for plugin registry

char soap_wsrm_idname[40] = ""
int soap_wsrm_idnum = 0
struct soap_wsrm_sequence* soap_wsrm_session = NULL
static

Sequence session database

MUTEX_TYPE soap_wsrm_session_lock = MUTEX_INITIALIZER
static

Sequence session database lock