bool CMediaSession::initSGSClient()
{
LOGI("CMediaSession::initSGSClient(), begin");
mContext = sgs_ctx_create_ex(mHost.c_str(), mPort, (void *)this, register_fd_cb, unregister_fd_cb);
if (!mContext) {
LOGE("CMediaSession::initSGSClient(), failed to sgs_ctx_create");
return false;
}
sgs_ctx_set_channel_joined_cb(mContext, channel_joined_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_channel_left_cb(mContext, channel_left_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_channel_recv_msg_cb(mContext, channel_recv_msg_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_disconnected_cb(mContext, disconnected_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_logged_in_cb(mContext, logged_in_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_login_failed_cb(mContext, login_failed_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_reconnected_cb(mContext, reconnected_cb);
sgs_ctx_set_recv_msg_cb(mContext, recv_msg_cb);
mConnection = sgs_connection_create(mContext);
if (!mConnection) {
LOGE("CMediaSession::initSGSClient(), failed to sgs_connection_create");
return false;
}
int ret = sgs_connection_login(mConnection, mName.c_str(), mPassword.c_str());
if (ret != 0) {
LOGE("CMediaSession::initSGSClient(), failed to sgs_connection_login");
return false;
}
return true;
}
int testLogin(sgs_connection *connection)
{
sgs_connection_login(connection, "kickme", "password1");
waitForInput(connection);
if (loginFailFail == 1){
printf("Log in failure test failed\n");
} else {
printf("Log in failure test passed\n");
}
sgs_connection_login(connection, "discme", "password2");
waitForInput(connection);
if (loginDisconnectFail == 1){
printf("Log in disconnect test failed\n");
} else {
printf("Log in disconnect test passed\n");
}
if (loginFailFail || loginDisconnectFail){
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
sgs_context *context;
sgs_connection *connection;
sgs_connection *session;
/* Begin by initializing the read sets for reading,
* writing, and exceptions; these sets are all sets
* of file descriptors
*/
FD_ZERO(&g_master_readset);
FD_ZERO(&g_master_writeset);
FD_ZERO(&g_master_exceptset);
/* Now, initialize all of the flags that will be
* used to keep track of which tests pass and which
* tests fail
*/
loginFailFail = loginDisconnectFail = loginFail = 1;
channelJoinFail = channelLeaveFail = channelMessageFail = 1;
sessionMessageFail = 1;
/* Get any command line argumentss, and
* set the appropriate (global) variables. Currently,
* the command line can only specify the host and port
* of the server, and ask for the usage message
* to be printed
*/
g_hostname = DEFAULT_HOST;
g_port = DEFAULT_PORT;
getCommandArgs(argc, argv);
/* Create a context object, and load it up with the right set
* of callbacks. The register_fd and unregister_fd callbacks
* are loaded as part of the create call for historical purposes
*/
context = sgs_ctx_create(g_hostname, g_port, register_fd_cb, unregister_fd_cb);
if (context == NULL) {
printf("error in context create\n");
exit(1);
}
loadContext(context);
/*Now, create a connection to the server; if this doesn't work things
* are messed up enough to require simply printing an error message
* and getting out
*/
connection = sgs_connection_create(context);
if (connection == NULL){
printf ("error in creating a connection to the server\n");
exit(1);
}
if (testLogin(connection) != 0) {
printf ("Failed at least one login test\n");
exit(1);
}
sgs_connection_login(connection, loginName, loginName);
waitForInput(connection);
return(printResults());
}
