void waitCommand(net::Connection& conn) {
bool ok = conn.read();
if (!ok) {
perror("ukko: waiting for command failed");
abort();
}
Deserializer dser(conn.buf);
Call c;
serialize(dser, c);
}
/* FIXME: Qt manuals is saying this is the wrong way to create thread since version 4.x
we better use QThreadPool or similar but for now...
*/
void SlimIncomingHandler::run()
{
QString received;
QTcpSocket tcpSocket;
if (!tcpSocket.setSocketDescriptor(client))
{
qDebug() << "tcpSocket rip?";
emit error();
return ;
}
bExit = false;
tcpSocket.write("Slim -- V0.3\r\n");
while (!bExit) // todo mutex to make possible for server to force exit
{
if (tcpSocket.waitForReadyRead(FITNESSE_TIMEOUT))
{
received.append(QString(tcpSocket.readAll()));
qDebug() << received;
if (received.size() > 6)
{
SlimDeserializer dser(received);
dser.getLength();
CommandExecuter exe(dser.deserialize());
QString result = exe.executeAll();
qDebug() << "resultsend" << result.toUtf8();
tcpSocket.write(result.toUtf8());
// fixme failcheck
received ="";
}
// FIXME... parser
if (received.endsWith("bye")) // the later variant(\r\n) used when debugging since telnet adds \r\n
break;
}
else // timeout waitForDataTimeout
{
// tell client to die since there were no data from fitnesse server to process
qDebug() << "socket timeout";
bExit = true;
}
}
qDebug() << "die";
tcpSocket.close();
emit exited(this);
}
