Class: SWS::Adaptor::CGI

Inherits:
Generic show all
Defined in:
lib/sws/adaptor.rb

Overview

CGI Adaptor. CGI scripts are not persitant, so I had to use some ugly hacks (including drb) to make it work transparently for the user (and developer). It has a serious bug - if the response is bigger than 8kB it is not returned to the client correctly. The use of this adaptor is discouraged and it may be removed in future versions.

Constant Summary

Constants inherited from Generic

Generic::HEADER_TRANSLATION

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes inherited from Generic

#base_path

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(drb_port = 2345) ⇒ CGI

Returns a new instance of CGI.



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# File 'lib/sws/adaptor.rb', line 221

def initialize ( drb_port = 2345 )

	# 'Require' included here, so that DRb is not loaded if this adaptor is
	# not used
	require 'drb' 
	@drb_port = drb_port

end

Instance Method Details

#create_request ⇒ Object

Creates SWS::Request object from ENV variables



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# File 'lib/sws/adaptor.rb', line 295

def create_request ()
	
	request_method = ENV["REQUEST_METHOD"]
	path = ENV["PATH_INFO"] || "/"
	$stderr.puts( "Path: #{path}" )
	# This may be invalid - but it isn't propably important
	http_version = ENV["SERVER_PROTOCOL"]
	request = Request.new( request_method, path, http_version )

	HEADER_TRANSLATION.each do |env_variable,header_name|
		request.headers[header_name] = ENV[env_variable]
	end

	content_length = ENV["CONTENT_LENGTH"]
	if ( content_length )
		request.content = $stdin.read( content_length.to_i )
	end					
	
	request.process_headers()
	request.process_content() if ( request.has_content? )
	return request

end

#each_request ⇒ Object

Main adaptor methods - invokes block for each received request



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# File 'lib/sws/adaptor.rb', line 270

def each_request ()

	loop do
	
		@each_request_mutex.lock()
		response = yield( @current_request )
		#	print( "Status: 200 OK\n" )
		#	print( "Content-type: text/html;charset=iso-8859-2\n") 
		#	print( "Pragma: no-cache\n" )
		#	print( "Set-Cookie: session=6aa83079b309dd51d2dee0b1250719ca; path=/\n" )
		#	print( "\n")
		print( "Status: #{response.status}\r\n" )
		$stderr.puts( "B1" )
		$stderr.puts( "BEfore Response: #{response.to_s}"  )
		print( response.to_s )
		print( "\r\n" )
		$stderr.puts( "After Response"  )
		@handle_request_mutex.unlock()

	end
	
end

#run ⇒ Object

Setup DRb server. Remember the DRBObject is the adaptor itself.



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# File 'lib/sws/adaptor.rb', line 232

def run ()

	request = create_request()

	# Base_path will be set on every request. This doesn't matter though,
	# because on the remote adaptor it will be set only once
	@base_path = ENV["SCRIPT_NAME"] + "/"
	
	begin
		
		adaptor = DRb::DRbObject.new_with_uri( "druby://localhost:#{@drb_port}" )
		# Try to use the remote Adaptor object
		adaptor.handle_request( request )

	rescue DRb::DRbConnError

		# Attempt to retrieve remote Adaptor object failed - need to start the DRb server
	
		# Probably not necessary
		trap( "SIGCLD", "IGNORE" ) 

		# Terminate parent and run child in daemon mode
		if ( fork() ) then exit(0) end
		DRb.start_service( "druby://localhost:#{@drb_port}", self )
		Process.setsid()

		@each_request_mutex = Mutex.new() 
		@each_request_mutex.lock() 
		@handle_request_mutex =	Mutex.new()

		handle_request( request )

	end

end