Example #1
0
static void cache_item_destroy(void *p)
{
    WTPCached_tid *item;
	
    item = p;
    wap_addr_tuple_destroy(item->addr_tuple);
    gw_free(item);
}
Example #2
0
static WSPMachine *find_session_machine(WAPEvent *event, WSP_PDU *pdu) {
	WSPMachine *sm;
	long session_id;
	WAPAddrTuple *tuple;
	
	tuple = NULL;
	session_id = -1;
	
	switch (event->type) {
	case TR_Invoke_Ind:
		tuple = wap_addr_tuple_duplicate(
				event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.addr_tuple);
		break;

        case TR_Invoke_Cnf:
                tuple = wap_addr_tuple_duplicate(
				event->u.TR_Invoke_Cnf.addr_tuple);
	        break;

	case TR_Result_Cnf:
		tuple = wap_addr_tuple_duplicate(
				event->u.TR_Result_Cnf.addr_tuple);
		break;

	case TR_Abort_Ind:
		tuple = wap_addr_tuple_duplicate(
				event->u.TR_Abort_Ind.addr_tuple);
		break;

	case S_Connect_Res:
		session_id = event->u.S_Connect_Res.session_id;
		break;

	case S_Resume_Res:
		session_id = event->u.S_Resume_Res.session_id;
		break;

	case Disconnect_Event:
		session_id = event->u.Disconnect_Event.session_handle;
		break;

	case Suspend_Event:
		session_id = event->u.Suspend_Event.session_handle;
		break;

	case S_MethodInvoke_Res:
		session_id = event->u.S_MethodInvoke_Res.session_id;
		break;

	case S_MethodResult_Req:
		session_id = event->u.S_MethodResult_Req.session_id;
		break;

	case S_ConfirmedPush_Req:
                session_id = event->u.S_ConfirmedPush_Req.session_id;
	        break;

        case S_Push_Req:
                session_id = event->u.S_Push_Req.session_id;
	        break;

	default:
		error(0, "WSP: Cannot find machine for %s event",
			wap_event_name(event->type));
	}
	
	gw_assert(tuple != NULL || session_id != -1);

	/* Pre-state-machine tests, according to 7.1.5.  After the tests,
	 * caller will pass the event to sm if sm is not NULL. */
	sm = NULL;
	/* First test is for MRUEXCEEDED, and we don't have a MRU */

	/* Second test is for class 2 TR-Invoke.ind with Connect PDU */
	if (event->type == TR_Invoke_Ind &&
	    event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.tcl == 2 &&
	    pdu->type == Connect) {
			/* Create a new session, even if there is already
			 * a session open for this address.  The new session
			 * will take care of killing the old ones. */
			sm = machine_create();
			gw_assert(tuple != NULL);
			sm->addr_tuple = wap_addr_tuple_duplicate(tuple);
			sm->connect_handle = event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.handle;
	/* Third test is for class 2 TR-Invoke.ind with Resume PDU */
	} else if (event->type == TR_Invoke_Ind &&
		   event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.tcl == 2 &&
	  	   pdu->type == Resume) {
		/* Pass to session identified by session id, not
		 * the address tuple. */
		session_id = pdu->u.Resume.sessionid;
		sm = gwlist_search(session_machines, &session_id,
				find_by_session_id);
		if (sm == NULL) {
			/* No session; TR-Abort.req(DISCONNECT) */
			send_abort(WSP_ABORT_DISCONNECT,
				event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.handle);
		}
	/* Fourth test is for a class 1 or 2 TR-Invoke.Ind with no
	 * session for that address tuple.  We also handle class 0
	 * TR-Invoke.ind here by ignoring them; this seems to be
	 * an omission in the spec table. */
	} else if (event->type == TR_Invoke_Ind) {
		sm = gwlist_search(session_machines, tuple,
				 transaction_belongs_to_session);
		if (sm == NULL && (event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.tcl == 1 ||
				event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.tcl == 2)) {
			send_abort(WSP_ABORT_DISCONNECT,
				event->u.TR_Invoke_Ind.handle);
		}
	/* Other tests are for events not handled by the state tables;
	 * do those later, after we've tried to handle them. */
	} else {
		if (session_id != -1) {
			sm = gwlist_search(session_machines, &session_id,
				find_by_session_id);
		} else {
			sm = gwlist_search(session_machines, tuple,
				transaction_belongs_to_session);
		}
		/* The table doesn't really say what we should do with
		 * non-Invoke events for which there is no session.  But
		 * such a situation means there is an error _somewhere_
		 * in the gateway. */
		if (sm == NULL) {
			error(0, "WSP: Cannot find session machine for event.");
			wap_event_dump(event);
		}
	}

	wap_addr_tuple_destroy(tuple);
	return sm;
}