/* ****************************************************************************
*
* postSubscribeContextAvailability -
*/
std::string postSubscribeContextAvailability(ConnectionInfo* ciP, int components, std::vector<std::string> compV, ParseData* parseDataP)
{
SubscribeContextAvailabilityResponse scar;
std::string answer;
// FIXME P6: at the moment, we assume that notifications are sent in the same format that the one
// used to do the subscription, so we are passing ciP->inFormat. This is just an heuristic, the client could want
// for example to use XML in the subscription message but wants notifications in JSON. We need a more
// flexible approach, to be implemented
ciP->httpStatusCode = mongoSubscribeContextAvailability(&parseDataP->scar.res, &scar, ciP->inFormat);
answer = scar.render(SubscribeContextAvailability, ciP->outFormat, "");
return answer;
}
/* ****************************************************************************
*
* SubscribeContextAvailabilityRequest::check -
*/
std::string SubscribeContextAvailabilityRequest::check(RequestType requestType, Format format, const std::string& indent, const std::string& predetectedError, int counter)
{
SubscribeContextAvailabilityResponse response;
std::string res;
if (predetectedError != "")
{
response.errorCode.fill(SccBadRequest, predetectedError);
}
else if (((res = entityIdVector.check(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent, predetectedError, counter)) != "OK") ||
((res = attributeList.check(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent, predetectedError, counter)) != "OK") ||
((res = reference.check(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent, predetectedError, counter)) != "OK") ||
((res = duration.check(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent, predetectedError, counter)) != "OK") ||
((res = restriction.check(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent, predetectedError, restrictions)) != "OK"))
{
response.errorCode.fill(SccBadRequest, res);
}
else
return "OK";
return response.render(SubscribeContextAvailability, format, indent);
}