// Copyright (C) 2019 The Qt Company Ltd. // SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR GPL-3.0-only #include "qcoapconnection_p.h" #include QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE Q_LOGGING_CATEGORY(lcCoapConnection, "qt.coap.connection") /*! \internal \class QCoapConnection \inmodule QtCoap \brief The QCoapConnection class defines an interface for handling transfers of frames to a server. It isolates CoAP clients from the transport in use, so that any client can be used with any supported transport. */ /*! \internal \enum QCoapConnection::ConnectionState This enum specifies the state of the underlying transport. \value Unconnected The underlying transport is not yet ready for data transmission. \value Bound The underlying transport is ready for data transmission. For example, if QUdpSocket is used for the transport, this corresponds to QAbstractSocket::BoundState. \sa state(), bound() */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::error(QAbstractSocket::SocketError error) This signal is emitted when a connection error occurs. The \a error parameter describes the type of error that occurred. */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::readyRead(const QByteArray &data, const QHostAddress &sender) This signal is emitted when a network reply is available. The \a data parameter supplies the received data, and the \a sender parameter supplies the sender address. */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::bound() This signal is emitted when the underlying transport is ready for data transmission. Derived implementations must emit this signal whenever they are ready to start transferring data frames to and from the server. \sa bind() */ /*! \fn void QCoapConnection::securityConfigurationChanged() This signal is emitted when the security configuration is changed. */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::bind(const QString &host, quint16 port) Prepares the underlying transport for data transmission to to the given \a host address on \a port. Emits the bound() signal when the transport is ready. This is a pure virtual method. \sa bound(), close() */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::close() Closes the open sockets and connections to free the underlying transport. This is a pure virtual method. \sa bind() */ /*! \internal \fn void QCoapConnection::writeData(const QByteArray &data, const QString &host, quint16 port) Sends the given \a data frame to the host address \a host at port \a port. This is a pure virtual method. */ QCoapConnectionPrivate::QCoapConnectionPrivate(QtCoap::SecurityMode security) : securityMode(security) , state(QCoapConnection::ConnectionState::Unconnected) {} /*! Constructs a new CoAP connection for the given \a securityMode and sets \a parent as its parent. */ QCoapConnection::QCoapConnection(QtCoap::SecurityMode securityMode, QObject *parent) : QCoapConnection(*new QCoapConnectionPrivate(securityMode), parent) { } /*! \internal Constructs a new new CoAP connection as a child of \a parent, with \a dd as its \c d_ptr. This constructor must be used when internally subclassing the QCoapConnection class. */ QCoapConnection::QCoapConnection(QObjectPrivate &dd, QObject *parent) : QObject(dd, parent) { connect(this, &QCoapConnection::bound, this, [this]() { Q_D(QCoapConnection); d->state = ConnectionState::Bound; startToSendRequest(); }); } /*! \internal Releases any resources held by QCoapConnection. */ QCoapConnection::~QCoapConnection() { } /*! \internal Prepares the underlying transport for data transmission and sends the given \a request frame to the given \a host at the given \a port when the transport is ready. The preparation of the transport is done by calling the pure virtual bind() method, which needs to be implemented by derived classes. */ void QCoapConnectionPrivate::sendRequest(const QByteArray &request, const QString &host, quint16 port) { Q_Q(QCoapConnection); CoapFrame frame(request, host, port); framesToSend.enqueue(frame); if (state == QCoapConnection::ConnectionState::Unconnected) q->bind(host, port); else q->startToSendRequest(); } /*! \internal Returns \c true if security is used, returns \c false otherwise. */ bool QCoapConnection::isSecure() const { Q_D(const QCoapConnection); return d->securityMode != QtCoap::SecurityMode::NoSecurity; } /*! \internal Returns the security mode. */ QtCoap::SecurityMode QCoapConnection::securityMode() const { Q_D(const QCoapConnection); return d->securityMode; } /*! \internal Returns the connection state. */ QCoapConnection::ConnectionState QCoapConnection::state() const { Q_D(const QCoapConnection); return d->state; } /*! \internal Sends the last stored frame to the server by calling the pure virtual writeData() method. */ void QCoapConnection::startToSendRequest() { Q_D(QCoapConnection); Q_ASSERT(!d->framesToSend.isEmpty()); while (!d->framesToSend.isEmpty()) { const CoapFrame frame = d->framesToSend.dequeue(); writeData(frame.currentPdu, frame.host, frame.port); } } /*! Sets the security configuration parameters from the \a configuration. The security configuration will be ignored if the QtCoap::NoSecurity mode is used for connection. \note This method must be called before the handshake starts. */ void QCoapConnection::setSecurityConfiguration(const QCoapSecurityConfiguration &configuration) { Q_D(QCoapConnection); if (isSecure()) { d->securityConfiguration = configuration; emit securityConfigurationChanged(); } else { qCWarning(lcCoapConnection, "Security is disabled, security configuration will be ignored."); } } /*! \internal Returns the security configuration. */ QCoapSecurityConfiguration QCoapConnection::securityConfiguration() const { Q_D(const QCoapConnection); return d->securityConfiguration; } /*! \internal Closes the open sockets and connections to free the transport and clears the connection state. */ void QCoapConnection::disconnect() { Q_D(QCoapConnection); close(); d->framesToSend.clear(); d->state = ConnectionState::Unconnected; } QT_END_NAMESPACE