def __init__(self,
url,
http,
body='',
expectedHeader=None,
expectedFields=[],
onUnexpectedResponse=None):
if onUnexpectedResponse is None:
onUnexpectedResponse = self.__onUnexpectedResponse
response = HTTPUtil.getHTTPResponse(url, http, body)
if expectedHeader is not None:
if response[0] != expectedHeader:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
response = response[1:]
self.dict = {}
for line in response:
if not len(line):
continue
try:
name, value = line.split('=', 1)
except ValueError, e:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
if len(expectedFields):
if name not in expectedFields:
self.notify.warning(
"received field '%s' that is not in expected field list"
% name)
self.dict[name] = value
def __init__(self, url, http, body = '', expectedHeader = None, expectedFields = [], onUnexpectedResponse = None):
if onUnexpectedResponse is None:
onUnexpectedResponse = self.__onUnexpectedResponse
response = HTTPUtil.getHTTPResponse(url, http, body)
if expectedHeader is not None:
if response[0] != expectedHeader:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
response = response[1:]
self.dict = {}
for line in response:
if not len(line):
continue
try:
name, value = line.split('=', 1)
except ValueError, e:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
if len(expectedFields):
if name not in expectedFields:
self.notify.warning("received field '%s' that is not in expected field list" % name)
self.dict[name] = value
def __init__(self,
url,
http,
body='',
expectedHeader=None,
expectedFields=[],
onUnexpectedResponse=None):
"""
expectedHeader is what we expect on the first line
of the response.
expectedFields is a list of keys that we expect to get back;
if we don't get all of them, it's considered an error
on error, will raise a RemoteValueSet.UnexpectedResponse
(unless you override 'onUnexpectedResponse'; onUnexpectedResponse
should be a function that takes an error-message string. Note that
the internal state of a RemoteValueSet will be undefined if
onUnexpectedResponse is called.)
"""
if onUnexpectedResponse is None:
onUnexpectedResponse = self.__onUnexpectedResponse
# get the response from the server
response = HTTPUtil.getHTTPResponse(url, http, body)
if expectedHeader is not None:
if response[0] != expectedHeader:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
# eat the header
response = response[1:]
# put the key/value pairs in a dictionary
self.dict = {}
for line in response:
# skip blank lines
if not len(line):
continue
# separate the constant name and its value
# '1' means only make one split (the first one, from the left)
try:
name, value = line.split('=', 1)
except ValueError, e:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return
if len(expectedFields):
if not name in expectedFields:
self.notify.warning("received field '%s' that is not "
"in expected field list" % name)
self.dict[name] = value
def __init__(self,
url,
body='',
expectedHeader=None,
expectedFields=[],
onUnexpectedResponse=None):
if onUnexpectedResponse is None:
onUnexpectedResponse = self._RemoteValueSet__onUnexpectedResponse
response = HTTPUtil.getHTTPResponse(url, body)
if expectedHeader is not None:
if response[0] != expectedHeader:
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
response = response[1:]
self.dict = {}
for line in response:
if not len(line):
continue
try:
(name, value) = line.split('=', 1)
except ValueError:
e = None
errMsg = 'unexpected response: %s' % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
if len(expectedFields):
if not (name in expectedFields):
self.notify.warning(
"received field '%s' that is not in expected field list"
% name)
self.dict[name] = value
for name in expectedFields:
if not self.dict.has_key(name):
errMsg = "missing expected field '%s'" % name
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
def __init__(self, url, http, body="", expectedHeader=None, expectedFields=[], onUnexpectedResponse=None):
if onUnexpectedResponse is None:
onUnexpectedResponse = self._RemoteValueSet__onUnexpectedResponse
response = HTTPUtil.getHTTPResponse(url, http, body)
if expectedHeader is not None:
if response[0] != expectedHeader:
errMsg = "unexpected response: %s" % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
response = response[1:]
self.dict = {}
for line in response:
if not len(line):
continue
try:
(name, value) = line.split("=", 1)
except ValueError:
e = None
errMsg = "unexpected response: %s" % response
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
if len(expectedFields):
if name not in expectedFields:
self.notify.warning("received field '%s' that is not in expected field list" % name)
self.dict[name] = value
for name in expectedFields:
if not self.dict.has_key(name):
errMsg = "missing expected field '%s'" % name
self.notify.warning(errMsg)
onUnexpectedResponse(errMsg)
return None
continue
def _RemoteValueSet__onUnexpectedResponse(self, errStr):
raise HTTPUtil.UnexpectedResponse(errStr)
def __onUnexpectedResponse(self, errStr):
raise HTTPUtil.UnexpectedResponse(errStr)
