/*
* This function expects the sender to have already send a file message,
* and when this function is running, continuosly send bytes until
* fileSize bytes have been sent.
*/
bool ClientHandler::readFile(const std::string filename, size_t fileSize, Socket& socket, const std::string path)
{
	std::string fqname = path + filename;
	FileSystem::File file(fqname);
	file.open(FileSystem::File::out, FileSystem::File::binary);
	if (!file.isGood()) return false;

	const size_t BlockSize = 2048;
	Socket::byte buffer[BlockSize];
	size_t bytesToRead;

	while (true)
	{
		if (fileSize > BlockSize)
			bytesToRead = BlockSize;
		else
			bytesToRead = fileSize;

		socket.recv(bytesToRead, buffer);

		FileSystem::Block blk;
		for (size_t i = 0; i < bytesToRead; ++i)
			blk.push_back(buffer[i]);

		file.putBlock(blk);
		if (fileSize < BlockSize)
			break;
		fileSize -= BlockSize;
	}
	file.close();
	return true;
}
Example #2
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void MsgClient::downloadFile(const std::string& fqname, size_t fileSize, Socket& socket) {
	std::string path = "Download/" + fqname;
	FileSystem::File file(path);
	file.open(FileSystem::File::out, FileSystem::File::binary);
	if (!file.isGood())
	{
		/*
		* This error handling is incomplete.  The client will continue
		* to send bytes, but if the file can't be opened, then the server
		* doesn't gracefully collect and dump them as it should.  That's
		* an exercise left for students.
		*/
		Show::write("\n\n  can't open file " + fqname);
	}

	const size_t BlockSize = 2048;
	Socket::byte buffer[BlockSize];

	size_t bytesToRead;
	while (true)
	{
		if (fileSize > BlockSize)
			bytesToRead = BlockSize;
		else
			bytesToRead = fileSize;

		socket.recv(bytesToRead, buffer);

		FileSystem::Block blk;
		for (size_t i = 0; i < bytesToRead; ++i)
			blk.push_back(buffer[i]);

		file.putBlock(blk);
		if (fileSize < BlockSize)
			break;
		fileSize -= BlockSize;
	}
	file.close();
}