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133 #include "../core/stdafx.hpp"
134 
135 #include "OTMessageBuffer.hpp"
136 #include "../core/util/OTDataFolder.hpp"
137 #include "../core/util/OTFolders.hpp"
138 #include "../core/OTLog.hpp"
139 #include "../core/OTMessage.hpp"
140 #include "../core/util/OTPaths.hpp"
141 #include "../core/OTPseudonym.hpp"
142 #include "../core/OTStorage.hpp"
143 #include "../core/OTTransaction.hpp"
144 
145 namespace opentxs
146 {
147 
149 {
150  messages_.push_back(&theMessage);
151 }
152 
153 // **YOU** are responsible to delete the OTMessage object.
154 // once you receive the pointer that comes back from this function.
155 //
156 // This would be a good place to return a smart pointer.
157 //
158 // Update: added arguments for: ServerID AND NymID AND request number
159 // NOTE: Any messages, when popping, which have the CORRECT serverID
160 // and the CORRECT NymID, but the wrong Request number, will be discarded.
161 //
162 // (Why? Because the client using the OT API will have already treated
163 // that message as "dropped" by now, if it's already on to the next one,
164 // and the protocol is designed to move forward properly based specifically
165 // on this function returning the one EXPECTED... outgoing messages flush
166 // the incoming buffer anyway, so the client will have assumed the wrong
167 // reply was flushed by now anyway.)
168 //
169 // However, if the Server ID and the User ID are wrong, this just means that
170 // some other code is still expecting that reply, and hasn't even popped yet!
171 // Therefore, we do NOT want to discard THOSE replies, but put them back if
172 // necessary -- only discarding the ones where the IDs match.
173 //
174 OTMessage* OTMessageBuffer::Pop(const int64_t& lRequestNum,
175  const OTString& strServerID,
176  const OTString& strNymID)
177 {
178  OTMessage* pReturnValue = nullptr;
179 
180  Messages temp_list;
181 
182  while (!messages_.empty()) {
183 
184  OTMessage* pMsg = messages_.front();
185 
186  messages_.pop_front();
187 
188  if (nullptr == pMsg) {
189  otErr << "OTMessageBuffer::Pop: Error: List of incoming server "
190  "replies "
191  "is NOT empty, yet when Pop was called, pMsg was nullptr! "
192  "(Skipping.)\n";
193  continue;
194  }
195 
196  // Below this point, pMsg has been popped, and it's NOT nullptr, and it
197  // will be lost if not tracked or returned.
198  //
199  if (!strServerID.Compare(pMsg->m_strServerID) ||
200  !strNymID.Compare(pMsg->m_strNymID)) {
201  temp_list.push_front(
202  pMsg); // Save it, so we can push it back again after this loop.
203  continue;
204  }
205  // Below this point, we KNOW that pMsg has the CORRECT ServerID and
206  // NymID.
207  // (And that all others, though popped, were pushed to temp_list in
208  // order.)
209 
210  const int64_t lMsgRequest = atol(pMsg->m_strRequestNum.Get());
211 
212  // Now we only need to see if the request number matches...
213  //
214  if (lMsgRequest == lRequestNum) {
215  pReturnValue = pMsg;
216  break;
217  }
218  else // Server/Nym IDs match, BUT -- Wrong request num! (Discard
219  // message and skip.)
220  {
221  otOut << "OTMessageBuffer::Pop: Warning: While looking for server ("
222  << strServerID << ") reply to request number " << lRequestNum
223  << " for Nym (" << strNymID
224  << "), "
225  "discovered (and discarded) an old server reply for "
226  "request number " << lMsgRequest << " "
227  "(A "
228  << pMsg->m_strCommand
229  << " command. The client should have flushed it by now "
230  "anyway, so it was probably slow on the network "
231  "and then assumed to have been dropped. It's okay--the "
232  "protocol is designed to handle these occurrences.)\n";
233  delete pMsg;
234  pMsg = nullptr;
235  continue;
236  }
237 
238  } // while
239 
240  // Put the other messages back, in order...
241  //
242  while (!temp_list.empty()) {
243  OTMessage* pMsg = temp_list.front();
244  temp_list.pop_front();
245  messages_.push_front(pMsg);
246  }
247 
248  return pReturnValue;
249 }
250 
252 {
253  Clear();
254 }
255 
257 {
258  while (!messages_.empty()) {
259  OTMessage* pMsg = messages_.front();
260  messages_.pop_front();
261 
262  if (nullptr != pMsg) delete pMsg;
263  pMsg = nullptr;
264  }
265 }
266 
267 } // namespace opentxs
OTLOG_IMPORT OTLogStream otOut
EXPORT void Push(OTMessage &message)
EXPORT bool Compare(const char *compare) const
Definition: OTString.cpp:1102
EXPORT OTMessage * Pop(const int64_t &requestNum, const OTString &serverId, const OTString &nymId)
OTString m_strServerID
Definition: OTMessage.hpp:191
EXPORT const char * Get() const
Definition: OTString.cpp:1045
OTLOG_IMPORT OTLogStream otErr
OTString m_strRequestNum
Definition: OTMessage.hpp:207
OTString m_strCommand
Definition: OTMessage.hpp:189