/** On a successful download converts the string into an XML tree.
*/
void XMLRequest::afterOperation()
{
m_xml_data = file_manager->createXMLTreeFromString(getData());
if (hadDownloadError())
{
Log::error("XMLRequest::afterOperation",
"curl_easy_perform() failed: %s",
getDownloadErrorMessage());
}
m_success = false;
std::string rec_success;
if (m_xml_data->get("success", &rec_success))
{
m_success = (rec_success == "yes");
m_xml_data->get("info", &m_info);
if (!m_success)
{
Log::debug("XMLRequest::afterOperation",
"Request returned error: %ls", m_info.c_str());
}
}
else
{
m_info = _("Unable to connect to the server. Check your internet "
"connection or try again later.");
}
HTTPRequest::afterOperation();
} // afterOperation
/** Callback after the request has been executed.
*/
virtual void callback()
{
// If the request contains incorrect data, it will not have a
// download error, but return an error string as return value:
if(hadDownloadError() || getData()=="<h1>Bad Request (400)</h1>")
{
Log::error("HW report", "Error uploading the HW report.");
if(hadDownloadError())
Log::error("HW report", "%s", getDownloadErrorMessage());
else
Log::error("HW report", "%s", getData().c_str());
}
else
{
Log::info("HW report", "Upload successful.");
UserConfigParams::m_last_hw_report_version = m_version;
// The callback is executed by the main thread, so no need
// to worry about locks when writing the file.
user_config->saveConfig();
}
} // callback