def test_property_setters_getters(self):
"""Test Timer property setters and getters."""
timer = Timer(0)
self.assertEqual(timer.timeout_seconds, 0)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
self.assertEqual(timer.time_remaining, 0)
timer = Timer(None)
self.assertEqual(timer.timeout_seconds, None)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
self.assertEqual(timer.time_remaining, -1)
timer.timeout_seconds = 10
self.assertEqual(timer.timeout_seconds, 10)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
self.assertEqual(timer.time_remaining, 10)
timer.timeout_seconds = 0.2
timer.start()
time.sleep(0.1)
self.assertTrue(timer.time_remaining < 0.1)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
time.sleep(0.1)
self.assertTrue(timer.is_expired)
timer.timeout_seconds = None
self.assertEqual(timer.timeout_seconds, None)
def test_start_stop(self):
"""Test Timer stops."""
timer = Timer(0.2)
timer.start()
time.sleep(0.1)
timer.stop()
time.sleep(0.2)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
def test_restart(self):
"""Test Timer restarts correctly."""
timer = Timer(0.2)
timer.start()
time.sleep(0.1)
timer.restart()
time.sleep(0.15)
self.assertFalse(timer.is_expired)
time.sleep(0.05)
self.assertTrue(timer.is_expired)
def receive_msg(self, wait=False):
"""Receive a DIMSE message from the peer.
Set the DIMSE provider in a mode ready to receive a response from the
peer
Parameters
----------
wait : bool, optional
Wait until a response has been received (default: False).
Returns
-------
pynetdicom3.dimse_messages.DIMSEMessage, int or None, None
Returns the complete DIMSE message and its presentation context ID
or None, None.
"""
if self.message is None:
self.message = DIMSEMessage()
timeout = Timer(self.dimse_timeout)
timeout.start()
if wait:
# Loop until complete DIMSE message is received
# message may be split into 1 or more fragments
while True:
# Fix for issue #38
# Because we only progress once the next PDU arrives to be
# peeked at, the DIMSE timeout in receive_pdu() doesn't
# actually do anything.
if timeout.is_expired:
return None, None
# Race condition: sometimes the DUL will be killed before the
# loop exits
if not self.dul.is_alive():
return None, None
time.sleep(0.001)
nxt = self.dul.peek_next_pdu()
if nxt is None:
continue
if nxt.__class__ is not P_DATA:
return None, None
pdu = self.dul.receive_pdu(wait, self.dimse_timeout)
if self.message.decode_msg(pdu):
# Callback
self.on_receive_dimse_message(self.message)
context_id = self.message.ID
primitive = self.message.message_to_primitive()
# Fix for memory leak, Issue #41
# Reset the DIMSE message, ready for the next one
self.message.encoded_command_set = BytesIO()
self.message.data_set = BytesIO()
self.message = None
return primitive, context_id
else:
return None, None
else:
cls = self.dul.peek_next_pdu().__class__
if cls not in (type(None), P_DATA):
return None, None
pdu = self.dul.receive_pdu(wait, self.dimse_timeout)
if self.message.decode_msg(pdu):
# Callback
self.on_receive_dimse_message(self.message)
context_id = self.message.ID
primitive = self.message.message_to_primitive()
# Fix for memory leak, Issue #41
# Reset the DIMSE message, ready for the next one
self.message.encoded_command_set = BytesIO()
self.message.data_set = BytesIO()
self.message = None
return primitive, context_id
else:
return None, None
class DULServiceProvider(Thread):
"""
Three ways to call DULServiceProvider:
- If a port number is given, the DUL will wait for incoming connections on
this port.
- If a socket is given, the DUL will use this socket as the client socket.
- If neither is given, the DUL will not be able to accept connections (but
will be able to initiate them.)
Attributes
----------
artim_timer : pynetdicom3.timer.Timer
The ARTIM timer
association : pynetdicom3.association.Association
The DUL's current Association
dul_from_user_queue : queue.Queue
Queue of PDUs from the DUL service user to be processed by the DUL
provider
dul_to_user_queue : queue.Queue
Queue of primitives from the DUL service to be processed by the DUL user
event_queue : queue.Queue
List of queued events to be processed by the state machine
scp_socket : socket.socket()
If the local AE is acting as an SCP, this is the connection from the
peer AE to the SCP
scu_socket : socket.socket()
If the local AE is acting as an SCU, this is the connection from the
local AE to the peer AE SCP
state_machine : pynetdicom3.fsm.StateMachine
The DICOM Upper Layer's State Machine
"""
def __init__(self, socket=None, port=None, dul_timeout=None, assoc=None):
"""
Parameters
----------
socket : socket.socket, optional
The local AE's listen socket
port : int, optional
The port number on which to wait for incoming connections
dul_timeout : float, optional
The maximum amount of time to wait for connection responses
(in seconds)
assoc : pynetdicom3.association.Association
The DUL's current Association
"""
if socket and port:
raise ValueError("DULServiceProvider can't be instantiated with "
"both socket and port parameters")
# The association thread
self.assoc = assoc
Thread.__init__(self)
# Current primitive and PDU
self.primitive = None
self.pdu = None
# The event_queue tracks the events the DUL state machine needs to
# process
self.event_queue = queue.Queue()
# These queues provide communication between the DUL service
# user and the DUL service provider.
# An event occurs when the DUL service user adds to
# the to_provider_queue
self.to_provider_queue = queue.Queue()
# A primitive is sent to the service user when the DUL service provider
# adds to the to_user_queue.
self.to_user_queue = queue.Queue()
# Setup the idle timer, ARTIM timer and finite state machine
# FIXME: Why do we have an idle timer?
self._idle_timer = Timer(dul_timeout)
# ARTIM timer
self.artim_timer = Timer(dul_timeout)
# State machine - PS3.8 Section 9.2
self.state_machine = StateMachine(self)
if socket:
# A client socket has been given, so the local AE is acting as
# an SCP
# generate an event 5
self.event_queue.put('Evt5')
self.scu_socket = socket
self.peer_address = None
self.scp_socket = None
elif port:
# A port number has been given, so the local AE is acting as an
# SCU. Create a new socket using the given port number
self.scp_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
self.scp_socket.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR,
1)
# The port number for the local AE to listen on
self.local_port = port
if self.local_port:
try:
local_address = os.popen('hostname').read()[:-1]
self.scp_socket.bind((local_address, self.local_port))
except Exception as ex:
LOGGER.exception(ex)
self.scp_socket.listen(1)
else:
self.scp_socket = None
self.scu_socket = None
self.peer_address = None
else:
# No port nor socket
self.scp_socket = None
self.scu_socket = None
self.peer_address = None
self._kill_thread = False
self.daemon = False
# Controls the minimum delay between loops in run()
self._run_loop_delay = 0.001
def idle_timer_expired(self):
"""
Checks if the idle timer has expired
Returns
-------
bool
True if the idle timer has expired, False otherwise
"""
if self._idle_timer is None:
return False
if self._idle_timer.is_expired:
return True
return False
def kill_dul(self):
"""Immediately interrupts the thread"""
self._kill_thread = True
def on_receive_pdu(self):
"""Called after the first byte of an incoming PDU is read.
"""
pass
def peek_next_pdu(self):
"""Check the next PDU to be processed."""
try:
return self.to_user_queue.queue[0]
except (queue.Empty, IndexError):
return None
def receive_pdu(self, wait=False, timeout=None):
"""
Get the next item to be processed out of the queue of items sent
from the DUL service provider to the service user
Parameters
----------
wait : bool, optional
If `wait` is True and `timeout` is None, blocks until an item
is available. If `timeout` is a positive number, blocks at most
`timeout` seconds. Otherwise returns an item if one is immediately
available.
timeout : int or None
See the definition of `Wait`
Returns
-------
queue_item
The next object in the to_user_queue [FIXME]
None
If the queue is empty
"""
try:
# Remove and return an item from the queue
# If block is True and timeout is None then block until an item
# is available.
# If timeout is a positive number, blocks timeout seconds and
# raises queue.Empty if no item was available in that time.
# If block is False, return an item if one is immediately
# available, otherwise raise queue.Empty
queue_item = self.to_user_queue.get(block=wait, timeout=timeout)
return queue_item
except queue.Empty:
return None
def run(self):
"""
The main threading.Thread run loop. Runs constantly, checking the
connection for incoming data. When incoming data is received it
categorises it and add its to the `to_user_queue`.
Ripping out this loop and replacing it with event-driven reactor would
be nice.
"""
# Main DUL loop
if self._idle_timer is not None:
self._idle_timer.start()
while True:
# This effectively controls how often the DUL checks the network
time.sleep(self._run_loop_delay)
if self._kill_thread:
break
# Check the connection for incoming data
try:
# If local AE is SCU also calls _check_incoming_pdu()
if self._is_transport_event() and self._idle_timer is not None:
self._idle_timer.restart()
elif self._check_incoming_primitive():
pass
elif self._is_artim_expired():
self._kill_thread = True
except:
# FIXME: This catch all should be removed
self._kill_thread = True
raise
# Check the event queue to see if there is anything to do
try:
event = self.event_queue.get(False)
# If the queue is empty, return to the start of the loop
except queue.Empty:
continue
self.state_machine.do_action(event)
def send_pdu(self, params):
"""
Parameters
----------
params -
The parameters to put on FromServiceUser [FIXME]
"""
self.to_provider_queue.put(params)
def stop_dul(self):
"""
Interrupts the thread if state is "Sta1"
Returns
-------
bool
True if Sta1, False otherwise
"""
if self.state_machine.current_state == 'Sta1':
self._kill_thread = True
# Fix for Issue 39
# Give the DUL thread time to exit
while self.is_alive():
time.sleep(0.001)
return True
return False
def _check_incoming_pdu(self):
"""
Converts an incoming PDU from the peer AE back into a primitive (ie one
of the following: A-ASSOCIATE, A-RELEASE, A-ABORT, P-DATA, A-P-ABORT)
"""
bytestream = bytes()
# Try and read data from the socket
try:
# Get the data from the socket
bytestream = self.scu_socket.recv(1)
except socket.error:
self.event_queue.put('Evt17')
self.scu_socket.close()
self.scu_socket = None
LOGGER.error('DUL: Error reading data from the socket')
return
# Remote port has been closed
if bytestream == bytes():
self.event_queue.put('Evt17')
self.scu_socket.close()
self.scu_socket = None
LOGGER.error('Peer has closed transport connection')
return
# Incoming data is OK
else:
# First byte is always PDU type
# 0x01 - A-ASSOCIATE-RQ 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x02 - A-ASSOCIATE-AC 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x03 - A-ASSOCIATE-RJ 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x04 - P-DATA-TF 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x05 - A-RELEASE-RQ 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x06 - A-RELEASE-RP 1, 2, 3-6
# 0x07 - A-ABORT 1, 2, 3-6
# We do all this just to get the length of the PDU
# Byte 1 is PDU type
# (value, )
pdu_type = unpack('B', bytestream)[0]
# Unrecognised PDU type - Evt19 in the State Machine
if pdu_type not in [0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07]:
LOGGER.error("Unrecognised PDU type: 0x%02x", pdu_type)
self.event_queue.put('Evt19')
return
# Byte 2 is Reserved
result = self._recvn(self.scu_socket, 1)
bytestream += result
# Bytes 3-6 is the PDU length
result = unpack('B', result)
length = self._recvn(self.scu_socket, 4)
bytestream += length
length = unpack('>L', length)
# Bytes 7-xxxx is the rest of the PDU
result = self._recvn(self.scu_socket, length[0])
bytestream += result
# Determine the type of PDU coming on remote port, then decode
# the raw bytestream to the corresponding PDU class
self.pdu = self._socket_to_pdu(bytestream)
# Put the event corresponding to the incoming PDU on the queue
self.event_queue.put(self._pdu_to_event(self.pdu))
# Convert the incoming PDU to a corresponding ServiceParameters
# object
self.primitive = self.pdu.ToParams()
def _check_incoming_primitive(self):
"""Check the incoming primitive."""
try:
# Check the queue and see if there are any primitives
# If so then put the corresponding event on the event queue
self.primitive = self.to_provider_queue.get(False)
self.event_queue.put(self._primitive_to_event(self.primitive))
return True
except queue.Empty:
return False
def _is_artim_expired(self):
"""Return if the state machine's ARTIM timer has expired.
If it has then 'Evt18' is added to the event queue.
Returns
-------
bool
True if the ARTIM timer has expired, False otherwise
"""
if self.artim_timer.is_expired:
#LOGGER.debug('%s: timer expired' % (self.name))
self.event_queue.put('Evt18')
return True
return False
def _is_transport_event(self):
"""Check to see if the transport connection has incoming data
Returns
-------
bool
True if an event has been added, False otherwise
"""
# Sta13 is waiting for the transport connection to close
if self.state_machine.current_state == 'Sta13':
# If we have no connection to the SCU
if self.scu_socket is None:
return False
# If we are still connected to the SCU
try:
# socket.Socket().recv(bufsize)
# If we are still receiving data from the socket
# wait until its done
while self.scu_socket.recv(1) != b'':
continue
except socket.error:
return False
# Once we have no more incoming data close the socket and
# add the corresponding event to the queue
self.scu_socket.close()
self.scu_socket = None
# Issue the Transport connection closed indication (AR-5 -> Sta1)
self.event_queue.put('Evt17')
return True
# If the local AE is an SCP, listen for incoming data
# The local AE is in Sta1, i.e. listening for Transport Connection
# Indications
if self.scp_socket and not self.scu_socket:
read_list, _, _ = select.select([self.scp_socket], [], [], 0)
# If theres incoming connection request, accept it
if read_list:
self.scu_socket, _ = self.scp_socket.accept()
# Add to event queue (Sta1 + Evt5 -> AE-5 -> Sta2
self.event_queue.put('Evt5')
return True
# If a local AE is an SCU, listen for incoming data
elif self.scu_socket:
# If we are awaiting transport connection opening to complete
# (from local transport service) then issue the corresponding
# indication (Sta4 + Evt2 -> AE-2 -> Sta5)
if self.state_machine.current_state == 'Sta4':
self.event_queue.put('Evt2')
return True
# By this point the connection should be established
# If theres incoming data on the connection then check the PDU
# type
# Fix for #28 - caused by peer disconnecting before run loop is
# stopped by assoc.release()
try:
read_list, _, _ = select.select([self.scu_socket], [], [], 0)
except (socket.error, ValueError):
return False
if read_list:
self._check_incoming_pdu()
return True
else:
return False
@staticmethod
def _pdu_to_event(pdu):
"""Returns the event associated with the PDU.
Parameters
----------
pdu : pynetdicom3.pdu.PDU
The PDU
Returns
-------
str
The event str associated with the PDU
"""
if pdu.__class__ == A_ASSOCIATE_RQ:
event_str = 'Evt6'
elif pdu.__class__ == A_ASSOCIATE_AC:
event_str = 'Evt3'
elif pdu.__class__ == A_ASSOCIATE_RJ:
event_str = 'Evt4'
elif pdu.__class__ == P_DATA_TF:
event_str = 'Evt10'
elif pdu.__class__ == A_RELEASE_RQ:
event_str = 'Evt12'
elif pdu.__class__ == A_RELEASE_RP:
event_str = 'Evt13'
elif pdu.__class__ == A_ABORT_RQ:
event_str = 'Evt16'
else:
#"Unrecognized or invalid PDU"
event_str = 'Evt19'
return event_str
@staticmethod
def _primitive_to_event(primitive):
"""Returns the state machine event associated with sending a primitive.
Parameters
----------
primitive : pynetdicom3.pdu_primitives.ServiceParameter
The Association primitive
Returns
-------
str
The event associated with the primitive
"""
if primitive.__class__ == A_ASSOCIATE:
if primitive.result is None:
# A-ASSOCIATE Request
event_str = 'Evt1'
elif primitive.result == 0x00:
# A-ASSOCIATE Response (accept)
event_str = 'Evt7'
else:
# A-ASSOCIATE Response (reject)
event_str = 'Evt8'
elif primitive.__class__ == A_RELEASE:
if primitive.result is None:
# A-Release Request
event_str = 'Evt11'
else:
# A-Release Response
# result is 'affirmative'
event_str = 'Evt14'
elif primitive.__class__ == A_ABORT:
event_str = 'Evt15'
elif primitive.__class__ == P_DATA:
event_str = 'Evt9'
else:
raise ValueError("_primitive_to_event(): invalid primitive")
return event_str
@staticmethod
def _recvn(sock, n_bytes):
"""Read `n_bytes` from a socket.
Parameters
----------
sock : socket.socket
The socket to read from
n_bytes : int
The number of bytes to read
"""
ret = b''
read_length = 0
while read_length < n_bytes:
tmp = sock.recv(n_bytes - read_length)
if not tmp:
return ret
ret += tmp
read_length += len(tmp)
if read_length != n_bytes:
raise RuntimeError("_recvn(socket, {}) - Error reading data from "
"socket.".format(n_bytes))
return ret
def _socket_to_pdu(self, data):
"""Returns the PDU object associated with an incoming data stream.
Parameters
----------
data : bytes
The incoming data stream
Returns
-------
pdu : pynetdicom3.pdu.PDU
The decoded data as a PDU object
"""
pdutype = unpack('B', data[0:1])[0]
acse = self.assoc.acse
pdu_types = {
0x01: (A_ASSOCIATE_RQ(), acse.debug_receive_associate_rq),
0x02: (A_ASSOCIATE_AC(), acse.debug_receive_associate_ac),
0x03: (A_ASSOCIATE_RJ(), acse.debug_receive_associate_rj),
0x04: (P_DATA_TF(), acse.debug_receive_data_tf),
0x05: (A_RELEASE_RQ(), acse.debug_receive_release_rq),
0x06: (A_RELEASE_RP(), acse.debug_receive_release_rp),
0x07: (A_ABORT_RQ(), acse.debug_receive_abort)
}
if pdutype in pdu_types:
pdu = pdu_types[pdutype][0]
pdu.Decode(data)
# ACSE callbacks
pdu_types[pdutype][1](pdu)
return pdu
return None