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package jdk.internal.net.http;

import java.io.EOFException;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

import java.util.Arrays;

import java.util.HashSet;

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Set;

import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentLinkedDeque;

import java.util.concurrent.Executor;

import java.util.concurrent.Flow;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference;

import java.util.function.Consumer;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.Demand;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.FlowTube.TubeSubscriber;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.Logger;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.SequentialScheduler;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.ConnectionExpiredException;

import jdk.internal.net.http.common.Utils;

/**

 * A helper class that will queue up incoming data until the receiving

 * side is ready to handle it.

 */

class Http1AsyncReceiver {

    final Logger debug = Utils.getDebugLogger(this::dbgString, Utils.DEBUG);

    /**

     * A delegate that can asynchronously receive data from an upstream flow,

     * parse, it, then possibly transform it and either store it (response

     * headers) or possibly pass it to a downstream subscriber (response body).

     * Usually, there will be one Http1AsyncDelegate in charge of receiving

     * and parsing headers, and another one in charge of receiving, parsing,

     * and forwarding body. Each will sequentially subscribe with the

     * Http1AsyncReceiver in turn. There may be additional delegates which

     * subscribe to the Http1AsyncReceiver, mainly for the purpose of handling

     * errors while the connection is busy transmitting the request body and the

     * Http1Exchange::readBody method hasn't been called yet, and response

     * delegates haven't subscribed yet.

     */

    static interface Http1AsyncDelegate {

        /**

         * Receives and handles a byte buffer reference.

         * @param ref A byte buffer reference coming from upstream.

         * @return false, if the byte buffer reference should be kept in the queue.

         *         Usually, this means that either the byte buffer reference

         *         was handled and parsing is finished, or that the receiver

         *         didn't handle the byte reference at all.

         *         There may or may not be any remaining data in the

         *         byte buffer, and the byte buffer reference must not have

         *         been cleared.

         *         true, if the byte buffer reference was fully read and

         *         more data can be received.

         */

        public boolean tryAsyncReceive(ByteBuffer ref);

        /**

         * Called when an exception is raised.

         * @param ex The raised Throwable.

         */

        public void onReadError(Throwable ex);

        /**

         * Must be called before any other method on the delegate.

         * The subscription can be either used directly by the delegate

         * to request more data (e.g. if the delegate is a header parser),

         * or can be forwarded to a downstream subscriber (if the delegate

         * is a body parser that wraps a response BodySubscriber).

         * In all cases, it is the responsibility of the delegate to ensure

         * that request(n) and demand.tryDecrement() are called appropriately.

         * No data will be sent to {@code tryAsyncReceive} unless

         * the subscription has some demand.

         *

         * @param s A subscription that allows the delegate to control the

         *          data flow.

         */

        public void onSubscribe(AbstractSubscription s);

        /**

         * Returns the subscription that was passed to {@code onSubscribe}

         * @return the subscription that was passed to {@code onSubscribe}..

         */

        public AbstractSubscription subscription();

        /**

         * Called to make sure resources are released when the

         * when the Http1AsyncReceiver is stopped.

         * @param error The Http1AsyncReceiver pending error ref,

         *              if any.

         */

        public void close(Throwable error);

    }

    /**

     * A simple subclass of AbstractSubscription that ensures the

     * SequentialScheduler will be run when request() is called and demand

     * becomes positive again.

     */

    private static final class Http1AsyncDelegateSubscription

            extends AbstractSubscription

    {

        private final Runnable onCancel;

        private final Consumer<Throwable> onError;

        private final SequentialScheduler scheduler;

        private volatile boolean cancelled;

        Http1AsyncDelegateSubscription(SequentialScheduler scheduler,

                                       Runnable onCancel,

                                       Consumer<Throwable> onError) {

            this.scheduler = scheduler;

            this.onCancel = onCancel;

            this.onError = onError;

        }

        @Override

        public void request(long n) {

            if (cancelled) return;

            try {

                final Demand demand = demand();

                if (demand.increase(n)) {

                    scheduler.runOrSchedule();

                }

            } catch (IllegalArgumentException x) {

                cancelled = true;

                onError.accept(x);

            }

        }

        @Override

        public void cancel() {

            cancelled = true;

            onCancel.run();

        }

    }

    private final ConcurrentLinkedDeque<ByteBuffer> queue

            = new ConcurrentLinkedDeque<>();

    private final SequentialScheduler scheduler =

            SequentialScheduler.synchronizedScheduler(this::flush);

    private final Executor executor;

    private final Http1TubeSubscriber subscriber = new Http1TubeSubscriber();

    private final AtomicReference<Http1AsyncDelegate> pendingDelegateRef;

    private final AtomicLong received = new AtomicLong();

    final AtomicBoolean canRequestMore = new AtomicBoolean();

    private volatile Throwable error;

    private volatile Http1AsyncDelegate delegate;

    // This reference is only used to prevent early GC of the exchange.

    private volatile Http1Exchange<?>  owner;

    // Only used for checking whether we run on the selector manager thread.

    private final HttpClientImpl client;

    private boolean retry;

    private volatile boolean stopRequested;

    public Http1AsyncReceiver(Executor executor, Http1Exchange<?> owner) {

        this.pendingDelegateRef = new AtomicReference<>();

        this.executor = executor;

        this.owner = owner;

        this.client = owner.client;

    }

    // This is the main loop called by the SequentialScheduler.

    // It attempts to empty the queue until the scheduler is stopped,

    // or the delegate is unregistered, or the delegate is unable to

    // process the data (because it's not ready or already done), which

    // it signals by returning 'true';

    private void flush() {

        ByteBuffer buf;

        try {

            assert !client.isSelectorThread() :

                    "Http1AsyncReceiver::flush should not run in the selector: "

                    + Thread.currentThread().getName();

            // First check whether we have a pending delegate that has

            // just subscribed, and if so, create a Subscription for it

            // and call onSubscribe.

            handlePendingDelegate();

            // Then start emptying the queue, if possible.

            while ((buf = queue.peek()) != null && !stopRequested) {

                Http1AsyncDelegate delegate = this.delegate;

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Got %s bytes for delegate %s",

                              buf.remaining(), delegate);

                if (!hasDemand(delegate)) {

                    // The scheduler will be invoked again later when the demand

                    // becomes positive.

                    return;

                }

                assert delegate != null;

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Forwarding %s bytes to delegate %s",

                              buf.remaining(), delegate);

                // The delegate has demand: feed it the next buffer.

                if (!delegate.tryAsyncReceive(buf)) {

                    final long remaining = buf.remaining();

                    if (debug.on()) debug.log(() -> {

                        // If the scheduler is stopped, the queue may already

                        // be empty and the reference may already be released.

                        String remstr = scheduler.isStopped() ? "" :

                                " remaining in ref: "

                                + remaining;

                        remstr +=  remstr

                                + " total remaining: " + remaining();

                        return "Delegate done: " + remaining;

                    });

                    canRequestMore.set(false);

                    // The last buffer parsed may have remaining unparsed bytes.

                    // Don't take it out of the queue.

                    return; // done.

                }

                // removed parsed buffer from queue, and continue with next

                // if available

                ByteBuffer parsed = queue.remove();

                canRequestMore.set(queue.isEmpty() && !stopRequested);

                assert parsed == buf;

            }

            // queue is empty: let's see if we should request more

            checkRequestMore();

        } catch (Throwable t) {

            Throwable x = error;

            if (x == null) error = t; // will be handled in the finally block

            if (debug.on()) debug.log("Unexpected error caught in flush()", t);

        } finally {

            // Handles any pending error.

            // The most recently subscribed delegate will get the error.

            checkForErrors();

        }

    }

    /**

     * Must be called from within the scheduler main loop.

     * Handles any pending errors by calling delegate.onReadError().

     * If the error can be forwarded to the delegate, stops the scheduler.

     */

    private void checkForErrors() {

        // Handles any pending error.

        // The most recently subscribed delegate will get the error.

        // If the delegate is null, the error will be handled by the next

        // delegate that subscribes.

        // If the queue is not empty, wait until it it is empty before

        // handling the error.

        Http1AsyncDelegate delegate = pendingDelegateRef.get();

        if (delegate == null) delegate = this.delegate;

        Throwable x = error;

        if (delegate != null && x != null && (stopRequested || queue.isEmpty())) {

            // forward error only after emptying the queue.

            final Object captured = delegate;

            if (debug.on())

                debug.log(() -> "flushing " + x + "\n\t delegate: " + captured

                          + "\t\t queue.isEmpty: " + queue.isEmpty());

            scheduler.stop();

            delegate.onReadError(x);

            if (stopRequested) {

                // This is the special case where the subscriber

                // has requested an illegal number of items.

                // In this case, the error doesn't come from

                // upstream, but from downstream, and we need to

                // close the upstream connection.

                Http1Exchange<?> exchg = owner;

                stop();

                if (exchg != null) exchg.connection().close();

            }

        }

    }

    /**

     * Must be called from within the scheduler main loop.

     * Figure out whether more data should be requested from the

     * Http1TubeSubscriber.

     */

    private void checkRequestMore() {

        Http1AsyncDelegate delegate = this.delegate;

        boolean more = this.canRequestMore.get();

        boolean hasDemand = hasDemand(delegate);

        if (debug.on())

            debug.log("checkRequestMore: " + "canRequestMore=" + more

                      + ", hasDemand=" + hasDemand

                      + (delegate == null ? ", delegate=null" : ""));

        if (hasDemand) {

            subscriber.requestMore();

        }

    }

    /**

     * Must be called from within the scheduler main loop.

     * Return true if the delegate is not null and has some demand.

     * @param delegate The Http1AsyncDelegate delegate

     * @return true if the delegate is not null and has some demand

     */

    private boolean hasDemand(Http1AsyncDelegate delegate) {

        if (delegate == null) return false;

        AbstractSubscription subscription = delegate.subscription();

        long demand = subscription.demand().get();

        if (debug.on())

            debug.log("downstream subscription demand is %s", demand);

        return demand > 0;

    }

    /**

     * Must be called from within the scheduler main loop.

     * Handles pending delegate subscription.

     * Return true if there was some pending delegate subscription and a new

     * delegate was subscribed, false otherwise.

     *

     * @return true if there was some pending delegate subscription and a new

     *         delegate was subscribed, false otherwise.

     */

    private boolean handlePendingDelegate() {

        Http1AsyncDelegate pending = pendingDelegateRef.get();

        if (pending != null && pendingDelegateRef.compareAndSet(pending, null)) {

            Http1AsyncDelegate delegate = this.delegate;

            if (delegate != null) unsubscribe(delegate);

            Consumer<Throwable> onSubscriptionError = (x) -> {

                setRetryOnError(false);

                stopRequested = true;

                onReadError(x);

            };

            Runnable cancel = () -> {

                if (debug.on())

                    debug.log("Downstream subscription cancelled by %s", pending);

                // The connection should be closed, as some data may

                // be left over in the stream.

                try {

                    setRetryOnError(false);

                    pending.close(null);

                    onReadError(new IOException("subscription cancelled"));

                    unsubscribe(pending);

                } finally {

                    Http1Exchange<?> exchg = owner;

                    stop();

                    if (exchg != null) exchg.connection().close();

                }

            };

            // The subscription created by a delegate is only loosely

            // coupled with the upstream subscription. This is partly because

            // the header/body parser work with a flow of ByteBuffer, whereas

            // we have a flow List<ByteBuffer> upstream.

            Http1AsyncDelegateSubscription subscription =

                    new Http1AsyncDelegateSubscription(scheduler, cancel, onSubscriptionError);

            pending.onSubscribe(subscription);

            this.delegate = delegate = pending;

            final Object captured = delegate;

            if (debug.on())

                debug.log("delegate is now " + captured

                          + ", demand=" + subscription.demand().get()

                          + ", canRequestMore=" + canRequestMore.get()

                          + ", queue.isEmpty=" + queue.isEmpty());

            return true;

        }

        return false;

    }

    synchronized void setRetryOnError(boolean retry) {

        this.retry = retry;

    }

    void clear() {

        if (debug.on()) debug.log("cleared");

        this.pendingDelegateRef.set(null);

        this.delegate = null;

        this.owner = null;

    }

    void subscribe(Http1AsyncDelegate delegate) {

        synchronized(this) {

            pendingDelegateRef.set(delegate);

        }

        if (queue.isEmpty()) {

            canRequestMore.set(true);

        }

        if (debug.on())

            debug.log("Subscribed pending " + delegate + " queue.isEmpty: "

                      + queue.isEmpty());

        // Everything may have been received already. Make sure

        // we parse it.

        if (client.isSelectorThread()) {

            scheduler.runOrSchedule(executor);

        } else {

            scheduler.runOrSchedule();

        }

    }

    // Used for debugging only!

    long remaining() {

        return Utils.remaining(queue.toArray(Utils.EMPTY_BB_ARRAY));

    }

    void unsubscribe(Http1AsyncDelegate delegate) {

        synchronized(this) {

            if (this.delegate == delegate) {

                if (debug.on()) debug.log("Unsubscribed %s", delegate);

                this.delegate = null;

            }

        }

    }

    // Callback: Consumer of ByteBuffer

    private void asyncReceive(ByteBuffer buf) {

        if (debug.on())

            debug.log("Putting %s bytes into the queue", buf.remaining());

        received.addAndGet(buf.remaining());

        queue.offer(buf);

        // This callback is called from within the selector thread.

        // Use an executor here to avoid doing the heavy lifting in the

        // selector.

        scheduler.runOrSchedule(executor);

    }

    // Callback: Consumer of Throwable

    void onReadError(Throwable ex) {

        Http1AsyncDelegate delegate;

        Throwable recorded;

        if (debug.on()) debug.log("onError: %s", (Object) ex);

        synchronized (this) {

            delegate = this.delegate;

            recorded = error;

            if (recorded == null) {

                // retry is set to true by HttpExchange when the connection is

                // already connected, which means it's been retrieved from

                // the pool.

                if (retry && (ex instanceof IOException)) {

                    // could be either EOFException, or

                    // IOException("connection reset by peer), or

                    // SSLHandshakeException resulting from the server having

                    // closed the SSL session.

                    if (received.get() == 0) {

                        // If we receive such an exception before having

                        // received any byte, then in this case, we will

                        // throw ConnectionExpiredException

                        // to try & force a retry of the request.

                        retry = false;

                    }

                }

                error = ex;

            }

            final Throwable t = (recorded == null ? ex : recorded);

            if (debug.on())

                debug.log("recorded " + t + "\n\t delegate: " + delegate

                          + "\t\t queue.isEmpty: " + queue.isEmpty(), ex);

        }

        if (queue.isEmpty() || pendingDelegateRef.get() != null || stopRequested) {

            // This callback is called from within the selector thread.

            // Use an executor here to avoid doing the heavy lifting in the

            // selector.

            scheduler.runOrSchedule(executor);

        }

    }

    void stop() {

        if (debug.on()) debug.log("stopping");

        scheduler.stop();

        // make sure ref count is handled properly by

        // closing the delegate.