void SubresourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(const ResourceResponse& response)
{
ASSERT(!response.isNull());
ASSERT(m_state == Initialized);
// Reference the object in this method since the additional processing can do
// anything including removing the last reference to this object; one example of this is 3266216.
Ref<SubresourceLoader> protect(*this);
if (m_resource->resourceToRevalidate()) {
if (response.httpStatusCode() == 304) {
// 304 Not modified / Use local copy
// Existing resource is ok, just use it updating the expiration time.
m_resource->setResponse(response);
memoryCache()->revalidationSucceeded(m_resource, response);
if (!reachedTerminalState())
ResourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(response);
return;
}
// Did not get 304 response, continue as a regular resource load.
memoryCache()->revalidationFailed(m_resource);
}
m_resource->responseReceived(response);
if (reachedTerminalState())
return;
ResourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(response);
if (reachedTerminalState())
return;
// FIXME: Main resources have a different set of rules for multipart than images do.
// Hopefully we can merge those 2 paths.
if (response.isMultipart() && m_resource->type() != CachedResource::MainResource) {
m_loadingMultipartContent = true;
// We don't count multiParts in a CachedResourceLoader's request count
m_requestCountTracker.clear();
if (!m_resource->isImage()) {
cancel();
return;
}
}
RefPtr<ResourceBuffer> buffer = resourceData();
if (m_loadingMultipartContent && buffer && buffer->size()) {
// The resource data will change as the next part is loaded, so we need to make a copy.
RefPtr<ResourceBuffer> copiedData = ResourceBuffer::create(buffer->data(), buffer->size());
m_resource->finishLoading(copiedData.get());
clearResourceData();
// Since a subresource loader does not load multipart sections progressively, data was delivered to the loader all at once.
// After the first multipart section is complete, signal to delegates that this load is "finished"
m_documentLoader->subresourceLoaderFinishedLoadingOnePart(this);
didFinishLoadingOnePart(0);
}
checkForHTTPStatusCodeError();
}
void SubresourceLoader::didReceiveDataArray(CFArrayRef dataArray)
{
// Reference the object in this method since the additional processing can do
// anything including removing the last reference to this object; one example of this is 3266216.
RefPtr<SubresourceLoader> protect(this);
ResourceLoader::didReceiveDataArray(dataArray);
if (checkForHTTPStatusCodeError())
return;
// A subresource loader does not load multipart sections progressively.
// So don't deliver any data to the loader yet.
if (!m_loadingMultipartContent) {
CFIndex arrayCount = CFArrayGetCount(dataArray);
for (CFIndex i = 0; i < arrayCount; ++i) {
CFDataRef data = reinterpret_cast<CFDataRef>(CFArrayGetValueAtIndex(dataArray, i));
sendDataToResource(reinterpret_cast<const char *>(CFDataGetBytePtr(data)), static_cast<int>(CFDataGetLength(data)));
}
}
}
void SubresourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(const ResourceResponse& response)
{
ASSERT(!response.isNull());
ASSERT(m_state == Initialized);
// Reference the object in this method since the additional processing can do
// anything including removing the last reference to this object; one example of this is 3266216.
Ref<SubresourceLoader> protectedThis(*this);
if (shouldIncludeCertificateInfo())
response.includeCertificateInfo();
if (response.isHttpVersion0_9()) {
if (m_frame) {
String message = "Sandboxing '" + response.url().string() + "' because it is using HTTP/0.9.";
m_frame->document()->addConsoleMessage(MessageSource::Security, MessageLevel::Error, message, identifier());
frameLoader()->forceSandboxFlags(SandboxScripts | SandboxPlugins);
}
}
if (m_resource->resourceToRevalidate()) {
if (response.httpStatusCode() == 304) {
// 304 Not modified / Use local copy
// Existing resource is ok, just use it updating the expiration time.
m_resource->setResponse(response);
MemoryCache::singleton().revalidationSucceeded(*m_resource, response);
if (m_frame && m_frame->page())
m_frame->page()->diagnosticLoggingClient().logDiagnosticMessageWithResult(DiagnosticLoggingKeys::cachedResourceRevalidationKey(), emptyString(), DiagnosticLoggingResultPass, ShouldSample::Yes);
if (!reachedTerminalState())
ResourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(response);
return;
}
// Did not get 304 response, continue as a regular resource load.
MemoryCache::singleton().revalidationFailed(*m_resource);
if (m_frame && m_frame->page())
m_frame->page()->diagnosticLoggingClient().logDiagnosticMessageWithResult(DiagnosticLoggingKeys::cachedResourceRevalidationKey(), emptyString(), DiagnosticLoggingResultFail, ShouldSample::Yes);
}
m_resource->responseReceived(response);
if (reachedTerminalState())
return;
ResourceLoader::didReceiveResponse(response);
if (reachedTerminalState())
return;
// FIXME: Main resources have a different set of rules for multipart than images do.
// Hopefully we can merge those 2 paths.
if (response.isMultipart() && m_resource->type() != CachedResource::MainResource) {
m_loadingMultipartContent = true;
// We don't count multiParts in a CachedResourceLoader's request count
m_requestCountTracker = Nullopt;
if (!m_resource->isImage()) {
cancel();
return;
}
}
auto* buffer = resourceData();
if (m_loadingMultipartContent && buffer && buffer->size()) {
// The resource data will change as the next part is loaded, so we need to make a copy.
m_resource->finishLoading(buffer->copy().ptr());
clearResourceData();
// Since a subresource loader does not load multipart sections progressively, data was delivered to the loader all at once.
// After the first multipart section is complete, signal to delegates that this load is "finished"
m_documentLoader->subresourceLoaderFinishedLoadingOnePart(this);
didFinishLoadingOnePart(0);
}
checkForHTTPStatusCodeError();
}
