void WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad(ResourceLoader* resourceLoader, ResourceLoadPriority priority)
{
LOG(Network, "(WebProcess) WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad, url '%s' priority %i", resourceLoader->url().string().utf8().data(), priority);
ASSERT(resourceLoader);
ASSERT(priority != ResourceLoadPriorityUnresolved);
priority = ResourceLoadPriorityHighest;
// If there's a web archive resource for this URL, we don't need to schedule the load since it will never touch the network.
if (resourceLoader->documentLoader()->archiveResourceForURL(resourceLoader->request().url())) {
startResourceLoader(resourceLoader);
return;
}
ResourceLoadIdentifier identifier;
ResourceRequest request = resourceLoader->request();
// We want the network process involved in scheduling data URL loads but it doesn't need to know the full (often long) URL.
if (request.url().protocolIsData()) {
DEFINE_STATIC_LOCAL(KURL, dataURL, (KURL(), "data:"));
request.setURL(dataURL);
}
if (!WebProcess::shared().networkConnection()->connection()->sendSync(Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleNetworkRequest(request, priority), Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleNetworkRequest::Reply(identifier), 0)) {
// FIXME (NetworkProcess): What should we do if this fails?
ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
}
resourceLoader->setIdentifier(identifier);
m_pendingResourceLoaders.set(identifier, resourceLoader);
notifyDidScheduleResourceRequest(resourceLoader);
}
void WebResourceLoadScheduler::startResourceLoad(ResourceLoadIdentifier identifier)
{
RefPtr<ResourceLoader> loader = m_pendingResourceLoaders.take(identifier);
ASSERT(loader);
LOG(Network, "(WebProcess) WebResourceLoadScheduler::startResourceLoad starting load for '%s'", loader->url().string().utf8().data());
m_activeResourceLoaders.set(identifier, loader);
startResourceLoader(loader.get());
}
void WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad(ResourceLoader* resourceLoader, ResourceLoadPriority priority)
{
LOG(NetworkScheduling, "(WebProcess) WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad, url '%s' priority %i", resourceLoader->url().string().utf8().data(), priority);
ASSERT(resourceLoader);
ASSERT(priority != ResourceLoadPriorityUnresolved);
priority = ResourceLoadPriorityHighest;
// If there's a web archive resource for this URL, we don't need to schedule the load since it will never touch the network.
if (resourceLoader->documentLoader()->archiveResourceForURL(resourceLoader->request().url())) {
startResourceLoader(resourceLoader);
return;
}
ResourceLoadIdentifier identifier;
ResourceRequest request = resourceLoader->request();
// We want the network process involved in scheduling data URL loads but it doesn't need to know the full (often long) URL.
if (request.url().protocolIsData()) {
DEFINE_STATIC_LOCAL(KURL, dataURL, (KURL(), "data:"));
request.setURL(dataURL);
}
// FIXME (NetworkProcess): When the ResourceLoader asks its FrameLoaderClient about using
// credential storage it passes along its identifier.
// But at this point it doesn't have the correct identifier yet.
// In practice clients we know about don't care about the identifier, but this is another reason
// we need to make sure ResourceLoaders get correct identifiers right off the bat.
StoredCredentials allowStoredCredentials = resourceLoader->shouldUseCredentialStorage() ? AllowStoredCredentials : DoNotAllowStoredCredentials;
NetworkResourceLoadParameters loadParameters(request, priority, resourceLoader->shouldSniffContent() ? SniffContent : DoNotSniffContent, allowStoredCredentials);
if (!WebProcess::shared().networkConnection()->connection()->sendSync(Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleResourceLoad(loadParameters), Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleResourceLoad::Reply(identifier), 0)) {
// FIXME (NetworkProcess): What should we do if this fails?
ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
}
resourceLoader->setIdentifier(identifier);
m_webResourceLoaders.set(identifier, WebResourceLoader::create(resourceLoader));
notifyDidScheduleResourceRequest(resourceLoader);
}
void WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad(ResourceLoader* resourceLoader, ResourceLoadPriority priority)
{
LOG(NetworkScheduling, "(WebProcess) WebResourceLoadScheduler::scheduleLoad, url '%s' priority %i", resourceLoader->url().string().utf8().data(), priority);
ASSERT(resourceLoader);
ASSERT(priority != ResourceLoadPriorityUnresolved);
priority = ResourceLoadPriorityHighest;
// If there's a web archive resource for this URL, we don't need to schedule the load since it will never touch the network.
if (resourceLoader->documentLoader()->archiveResourceForURL(resourceLoader->request().url())) {
startResourceLoader(resourceLoader);
return;
}
ResourceLoadIdentifier identifier;
ResourceRequest request = resourceLoader->request();
// FIXME (NetworkProcess): When the ResourceLoader asks its FrameLoaderClient about using
// credential storage it passes along its identifier.
// But at this point it doesn't have the correct identifier yet.
// In practice clients we know about don't care about the identifier, but this is another reason
// we need to make sure ResourceLoaders get correct identifiers right off the bat.
StoredCredentials allowStoredCredentials = resourceLoader->shouldUseCredentialStorage() ? AllowStoredCredentials : DoNotAllowStoredCredentials;
NetworkResourceLoadParameters loadParameters(request, priority, resourceLoader->shouldSniffContent() ? SniffContent : DoNotSniffContent, allowStoredCredentials, resourceLoader->frameLoader()->frame()->settings()->privateBrowsingEnabled());
if (!WebProcess::shared().networkConnection()->connection()->sendSync(Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleResourceLoad(loadParameters), Messages::NetworkConnectionToWebProcess::ScheduleResourceLoad::Reply(identifier), 0)) {
// We probably failed to schedule this load with the NetworkProcess because it had crashed.
// This load will never succeed so we will schedule it to fail asynchronously.
addUnschedulableLoad(resourceLoader);
return;
}
resourceLoader->setIdentifier(identifier);
m_webResourceLoaders.set(identifier, WebResourceLoader::create(resourceLoader));
notifyDidScheduleResourceRequest(resourceLoader);
}
