def get_object_id(node, **kwargs):
if node is None:
return None
for child_node in node.childNodes:
if child_node.nodeName == '_object_id':
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
return long(get_text_content(child_node))
else:
return None
def get_atomic_value(self, node, **kwargs):
if node is None:
# The only atomic type which provides an empty response are
# string types, so we will return an empty string.
return ''
elif isinstance(node, types.StringTypes):
return node
else:
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
return get_text_content(node)
def get_object_id(node, **kwargs):
if node is None:
return None
for child_node in node.childNodes:
if child_node.nodeName == '_object_id':
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
return long(get_text_content(child_node))
else:
return None
def get_atomic_value(self, node, **kwargs):
if node is None:
# The only atomic type which provides an empty response are
# string types, so we will return an empty string.
return ''
elif isinstance(node, types.StringTypes):
return node
else:
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
return get_text_content(node)
def process_xml_response(xml_node):
if len(xml_node.childNodes) != 1:
err = "expected one main block inside document, had %s"
raise AzureusResponseXMLError, err % len(xml_node.childNodes)
block_name = xml_node.firstChild.localName
if block_name != 'RESPONSE':
err = "expected a RESPONSE block, got %s block instead"
raise AzureusResponseXMLError, err % block_name
response_block = xml_node.firstChild
az_dict = {}
# We get an empty response block when the remote method doesn't return a
# result (e.g. void), or returns a reponse which is effectively empty
# (empty sequence, empty string) - or perhaps null itself.
if not response_block.hasChildNodes():
return NullResponse(az_dict)
# If we detect any child block with the name ERROR, then we'll raise an
# error and ignore the rest of the content (it is possible for the block
# to be embedded alongside other values - normally if something has gone
# wrong during processing.
#
# XXX: Perhaps this could occur anywhere in the tree structure, what should
# we do?
from xml.dom import Node
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
for child_block in response_block.childNodes:
if child_block.nodeType == Node.ELEMENT_NODE and \
child_block.nodeName == 'ERROR':
return ErrorResponse(az_dict, get_text_content(child_block))
if len(response_block.childNodes) == 1:
node = response_block.firstChild
if node.nodeType == Node.TEXT_NODE:
return AtomicResponse(az_dict, get_text_content(node))
# We will have some "complex" XML structure. It may contain the definition
# of one remote object, one remote object with other remote objects
# branching off it, or no remote objects at all.
#
# We will return the XML as-is, but we will try to extract important data
# so that it is more conveniently retrievable.
#
# Nodes which are categorised as being "important" are currently defined
# as information about Azureus and any connection information.
conn_node = None
azureus_nodes = []
for node in response_block.childNodes:
if node.nodeName.startswith('azureus_'):
azureus_nodes.append(node)
elif node.nodeName == '_connection_id':
conn_node = node
else:
pass
# Extract the data from the Azureus nodes.
az_dict = {}
for az_node in azureus_nodes:
name = az_node.nodeName[8:] # (remove "azureus_" prefix)
value = get_text_content(az_node)
az_dict[name] = value
# Extract the connection ID.
if conn_node:
connection_id = long(get_text_content(conn_node))
else:
connection_id = None
# We've got a structured definition.
return StructuredResponse(az_dict, response_block, connection_id)
def process_xml_response(xml_node):
if len(xml_node.childNodes) != 1:
err = "expected one main block inside document, had %s"
raise AzureusResponseXMLError, err % len(xml_node.childNodes)
block_name = xml_node.firstChild.localName
if block_name != 'RESPONSE':
err = "expected a RESPONSE block, got %s block instead"
raise AzureusResponseXMLError, err % block_name
response_block = xml_node.firstChild
az_dict = {}
# We get an empty response block when the remote method doesn't return a
# result (e.g. void), or returns a reponse which is effectively empty
# (empty sequence, empty string) - or perhaps null itself.
if not response_block.hasChildNodes():
return NullResponse(az_dict)
# If we detect any child block with the name ERROR, then we'll raise an
# error and ignore the rest of the content (it is possible for the block
# to be embedded alongside other values - normally if something has gone
# wrong during processing.
#
# XXX: Perhaps this could occur anywhere in the tree structure, what should
# we do?
from xml.dom import Node
from dopal.xmlutils import get_text_content
for child_block in response_block.childNodes:
if child_block.nodeType == Node.ELEMENT_NODE and \
child_block.nodeName == 'ERROR':
return ErrorResponse(az_dict, get_text_content(child_block))
if len(response_block.childNodes) == 1:
node = response_block.firstChild
if node.nodeType == Node.TEXT_NODE:
return AtomicResponse(az_dict, get_text_content(node))
# We will have some "complex" XML structure. It may contain the definition
# of one remote object, one remote object with other remote objects
# branching off it, or no remote objects at all.
#
# We will return the XML as-is, but we will try to extract important data
# so that it is more conveniently retrievable.
#
# Nodes which are categorised as being "important" are currently defined
# as information about Azureus and any connection information.
conn_node = None
azureus_nodes = []
for node in response_block.childNodes:
if node.nodeName.startswith('azureus_'):
azureus_nodes.append(node)
elif node.nodeName == '_connection_id':
conn_node = node
else:
pass
# Extract the data from the Azureus nodes.
az_dict = {}
for az_node in azureus_nodes:
name = az_node.nodeName[8:] # (remove "azureus_" prefix)
value = get_text_content(az_node)
az_dict[name] = value
# Extract the connection ID.
if conn_node:
connection_id = long(get_text_content(conn_node))
else:
connection_id = None
# We've got a structured definition.
return StructuredResponse(az_dict, response_block, connection_id)
