void RTSPServer
::RTSPClientConnection::handleCmd_REGISTER(char const* cmd/*"REGISTER" or "DEREGISTER"*/,
char const* url, char const* urlSuffix, char const* fullRequestStr,
Boolean reuseConnection, Boolean deliverViaTCP, char const* proxyURLSuffix) {
char* responseStr;
if (fOurRTSPServer.weImplementREGISTER(cmd, proxyURLSuffix, responseStr)) {
// The "REGISTER"/"DEREGISTER" command - if we implement it - may require access control:
if (!authenticationOK(cmd, urlSuffix, fullRequestStr)) return;
// We implement the "REGISTER"/"DEREGISTER" command by first replying to it, then actually
// handling it (in a separate event-loop task, that will get called after the reply has
// been done).
// Hack: If we're going to reuse the command's connection for subsequent RTSP commands, then we
// delay the actual handling of the command slightly, to make it less likely that the first
// subsequent RTSP command (e.g., "DESCRIBE") will end up in the client's reponse buffer before
// the socket (at the far end) gets reused for RTSP command handling.
setRTSPResponse(responseStr == NULL ? "200 OK" : responseStr);
delete[] responseStr;
ParamsForREGISTER* registerParams = new ParamsForREGISTER(cmd, this, url, urlSuffix, reuseConnection, deliverViaTCP, proxyURLSuffix);
envir().taskScheduler().scheduleDelayedTask(reuseConnection ? DELAY_USECS_AFTER_REGISTER_RESPONSE : 0,
(TaskFunc*)continueHandlingREGISTER, registerParams);
} else if (responseStr != NULL) {
setRTSPResponse(responseStr);
delete[] responseStr;
} else {
handleCmd_notSupported();
}
}
void RTSPServer
::RTSPClientConnection::handleCmd_REGISTER(char const* cmd/*"REGISTER" or "DEREGISTER"*/,
char const* url, char const* urlSuffix, char const* fullRequestStr,
Boolean reuseConnection, Boolean deliverViaTCP, char const* proxyURLSuffix) {
char* responseStr;
if (fOurRTSPServer.weImplementREGISTER(cmd, proxyURLSuffix, responseStr)) {
// The "REGISTER"/"DEREGISTER" command - if we implement it - may require access control:
if (!authenticationOK(cmd, urlSuffix, fullRequestStr)) return;
// We implement the "REGISTER"/"DEREGISTER" command by first replying to it, then actually handling it
// (in a separate event-loop task, that will get called after the reply has been done):
setRTSPResponse(responseStr == NULL ? "200 OK" : responseStr);
delete[] responseStr;
ParamsForREGISTER* registerParams = new ParamsForREGISTER(cmd, this, url, urlSuffix, reuseConnection, deliverViaTCP, proxyURLSuffix);
envir().taskScheduler().scheduleDelayedTask(0, (TaskFunc*)continueHandlingREGISTER, registerParams);
} else if (responseStr != NULL) {
setRTSPResponse(responseStr);
delete[] responseStr;
} else {
handleCmd_notSupported();
}
}
