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// Copyright (c) 2007-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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//
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#include "SipUriParser.h"
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/**
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* CSIPUriParser Constructor.
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*/
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CSIPUriParser::CSIPUriParser()
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: CGenericUriParser()
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{
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}
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/**
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* CSIPUriParser Static Factory Construction.
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*/
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CSIPUriParser* CSIPUriParser::NewL()
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{
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CSIPUriParser* self = new (ELeave) CSIPUriParser;
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CleanupStack::PushL(self);
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self->ConstructL();
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CleanupStack::Pop(self);
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return self;
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}
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/**
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Second phase of two-phase construction method.
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@pre First phase of construction is complete.
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@post The object is fully constructed and initialized.
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*/
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void CSIPUriParser::ConstructL()
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{
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// Does nothing.
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}
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/**
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* Default Destructor.
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*/
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CSIPUriParser::~CSIPUriParser()
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{
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}
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/**
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Function to parse a descriptor for a scheme component. If a scheme is found
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then the output argument aScheme is set to refer to it.
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@param aUri The descriptor containing the uri to be parsed for a scheme.
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@param aScheme The output descriptor to refer to the scheme
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@return The number of characters consumed in parsing the scheme.
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@pre The output descriptor has been initialized so that the pointer
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to the associated descriptor buffer is NULL. The input descriptor
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is set to the start of the uri.
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@post If a scheme component exists then the output descriptor refers
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to it, otherwise the output descriptor is left unchanged.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::ParseScheme(const TPtrC8& aUri, TPtrC8& aScheme)
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{
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// Get the descriptor and look for scheme delimiter
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TInt consumed =0;
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TInt endSchemePos = FindFirstUriDelimiter(aUri, ESipSchemeDelimiterSearch);
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if( endSchemePos != KErrNotFound )
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{
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// Got a scheme - store information
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aScheme.Set(aUri.Left(endSchemePos));
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// Set consumed amount move past scheme delimiter
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consumed = endSchemePos + 1;
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}
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return consumed;
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}
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/**
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Function to parse a descriptor for an authority component. If an authority is
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found then the output arguments aUserinfo, aHost and aPort are set to refer to those parts
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of the authority component. If an authority component exists then the host part exists. The
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userinfo and port parts are optional.
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@param aUri The descriptor containing the uri to be parsed
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for an authority.
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@param aUserinfo The output descriptor for the userinfo component.
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@param aHost The output descriptor for the host component.
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@param aPort The output descriptor for the port component.
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@param aUseNetworkDelimiter is not used as we know the Sip scheme
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not uses the network delimeter '//'
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@return The number of characters consumed in parsing the authority.
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@pre The output descriptors have been initialized so that the pointer
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to the their associated descriptor buffers is NULL. The input descriptor
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is set to the start of the start of the authority component.
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@post If an authority component exists then the output descriptors refer
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to the userinfo part (if exists), the host part and the port part (if exists),
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otherwise the output descriptors are left unchanged.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::ParseAuthority(const TPtrC8& aUri, TPtrC8& aUserinfo, TPtrC8& aHost, TPtrC8& aPort, TBool aUseNetworkDelimiter)
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{
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// Get uri descriptor and see if authority exists - if aUseNetworkDelimiter is true it has to start with '//'
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TInt consumed =0;
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const TInt prefixLength = aUseNetworkDelimiter ? KUriNetworkAuthorityDelimiterLength : 0;
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if( !aUseNetworkDelimiter ||
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(aUri.Length() >= prefixLength && aUri[0] == KSlashDelimiter && aUri[1] == KSlashDelimiter ))
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{
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// There is an authority
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TPtrC8 authority( aUri.Mid(prefixLength) );
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// Authority delimited by ';', '?' or the end of the string
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TInt authorityEndPos = FindFirstUriDelimiter(authority, ESipAuthDelimiterSearch);
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// Got authority - parse it for its components
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authority.Set(authority.Left(authorityEndPos));
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// Get the userinfo...
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TInt userinfoEndPos = authority.Locate(KUserinfoDelimiter);
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if( userinfoEndPos != KErrNotFound )
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{
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// Store the information
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aUserinfo.Set(authority.Left(userinfoEndPos));
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// Move past the userinfo and the delimiter '@'
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authority.Set(authority.Mid(userinfoEndPos + 1));
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}
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// Authority is also delimited by ';' but this is valid in the userinfo so can only be checked now
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TInt semicolonPos = FindFirstUriDelimiter(authority, ESipSemiColonDelimiterFlag);
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if ( semicolonPos != KErrNotFound )
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{
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authority.Set(authority.Left(semicolonPos));
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authorityEndPos = semicolonPos + userinfoEndPos + 1;
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}
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// Set consumed amount to move past authority
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consumed += prefixLength + authorityEndPos;
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// Check if this is an IPv6 address by looking for the opening '['
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TInt startHostIPv6 = authority.Locate(KIPv6UriOpenBrace);
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if (startHostIPv6 == KErrNotFound)
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{
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// This isn't an IPv6 address.....
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// Get host...
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TInt hostEndPos = authority.Locate(KPortDelimiter);
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// Host also delimited by the end of the authority
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if( hostEndPos == KErrNotFound )
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{
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hostEndPos = authority.Length();
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}
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// There's always a host, but can be empty - store information
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aHost.Set(authority.Left(hostEndPos));
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// Move past the host
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authority.Set(authority.Mid(hostEndPos));
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}
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else
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{
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// First, move past the opening brace
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authority.Set(authority.Mid(startHostIPv6 + 1));
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// auth now = X:X:X]?????
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// This is an IPv6 address, so it MUST have the closing brace too....
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TInt endIPv6Host = authority.Locate(KIPv6UriCloseBrace);
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// Return an error if the closing IPv6 delimiter isn't there.
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// or Host is empty
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if (endIPv6Host == KErrNotFound || endIPv6Host == startHostIPv6 + 1)
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{
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return KUriUtilsErrInvalidUri;
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}
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// It's an ipv6 address, with an opening and closing brace. So now just extract it
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// auth = [X:X:X]?????
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// Set the host, and need to remove the closing brace
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aHost.Set(authority.Left(endIPv6Host));
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// host = X:X:X
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// Move past the host
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authority.Set(authority.Mid(endIPv6Host + 1 ));
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}
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// Get the port...
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TInt portEndPos = authority.Length();
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if( portEndPos )
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{
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// Store the port - remove leading ':'
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aPort.Set(authority.Mid(1, portEndPos - 1));
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}
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}
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return consumed;
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}
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/**
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Function to parse a descriptor for a path/parameter component.There is always a path component.
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The ouput argument aPath is set to the path/parameter component found.
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@param aUri The descriptor containing the uri to be parsed for a path/parameter.
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@param aComponent The output descriptor to refer to the path.
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@return The number of characters consumed in parsing the path.
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@pre The output descriptor has been initialized so that the pointer
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to the associated descriptor buffer is NULL. The input descriptor
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is set to the start of the path.
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@post The output descriptor refers to the path component.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::ParsePath(const TPtrC8& aUri, TPtrC8& aComponent)
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{
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// Get descriptor with the path
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TInt consumed =0;
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// Path is delimited by '?' or the end of the string
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TInt pathEndPos = FindFirstUriDelimiter(aUri, ESipPathDelimiterSearch);
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// Check for presence of path
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if( pathEndPos != KErrNotFound )
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{
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// Got path - store information
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aComponent.Set(aUri.Left(pathEndPos));
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// Set consumed amount to move past path
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consumed = pathEndPos;
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}
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return consumed;
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}
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/**
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Function to parse a descriptor for a query/header component.If a query is found then
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the output argument aQuery is set to refer to it.
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@param aUri The descriptor containing the uri to be parsed for a query/Header.
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@param aComponent The output descriptor to refer to the query
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@return The number of characters consumed in parsing the query.
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@pre The output descriptor has been initialized so that the pointer
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to the associated descriptor buffer is NULL. The input descriptor is set to
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the start of the query.
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@post If a query component exists then the output descriptor refers
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to it, otherwise the output descriptor is left unchanged.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::ParseQuery(const TPtrC8& aUri, TPtrC8& aComponent)
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{
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// Get descriptor with the query
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TInt consumed =0;
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// Query/Header is delimited by end of the string
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TInt queryEndPos = aUri.Length();
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// Check for presence of query
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if( queryEndPos )
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{
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// Got query - store information; need to excluded leading '?'
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aComponent.Set(aUri.Mid(1, queryEndPos - 1));
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// Set consumed amount to move past query
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consumed = queryEndPos;
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}
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return consumed;
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}
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/**
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Function to parse a descriptor for a fragment component.
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In Sip Uris no Fragment Component it contains. This is an dummy implementation.
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@param aUri not used.
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@param aComponent not used.
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@return returns zero.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::ParseFragment(const TPtrC8& /*aUri*/, TPtrC8& /* aComponent*/)
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{
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// Sip Uri Does not conatin Fragment
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return 0;
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}
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/**
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Function to find the position of the first delimiter in the descriptor specified
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by the delimiter flags. Note that the end of the descriptor is also a delimiter if there are
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no others. In the case of the scheme delimiter search, the position returned depends on the
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position of the colon delimiter with respect to the other delimiters for a scheme.
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@param aUri The descriptor containing the section of a uri to be searched.
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@param aSearchFlag The enum specifying the delimiters to search for.
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@return The position of nearest delimiter to start of the descriptor, where
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zero is the start (left-most) position.
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*/
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TInt CSIPUriParser::FindFirstUriDelimiter(const TPtrC8& aUri, TSipDelimiterSearchFlag aSearchFlag)
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{
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// Set ultimate delimiter - string length
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TInt endPos = aUri.Length();
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if( aSearchFlag & ESipQueryDelimiterFlag )
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{
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TInt queryPos = aUri.Locate(KQueryDelimiter);
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if( queryPos != KErrNotFound && queryPos < endPos )
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{
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TInt userinfoPos = aUri.Locate(KUserinfoDelimiter);
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//QueryDelimiter may be in Userinfo
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if(userinfoPos != KErrNotFound && userinfoPos < endPos && userinfoPos > queryPos )
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{
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//Find QueryDelimiter after Userinfo
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queryPos = aUri.Mid(userinfoPos).Locate(KQueryDelimiter);
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if (queryPos != KErrNotFound && queryPos < endPos )
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{
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queryPos += userinfoPos;
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}
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}
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if(queryPos != KErrNotFound)
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{
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endPos = queryPos;
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}
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}
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}
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if( aSearchFlag & ESipSemiColonDelimiterFlag )
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{
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TInt semiColonPos = aUri.Locate(KParamDelimiter);
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if( semiColonPos != KErrNotFound && semiColonPos < endPos )
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{
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TInt userinfoPos = aUri.Locate(KUserinfoDelimiter);
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//ParamDelimiter may be in Userinfo
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if(userinfoPos != KErrNotFound && userinfoPos < endPos && userinfoPos > semiColonPos )
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{
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//Find ParamDelimiter after Userinfo
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semiColonPos = aUri.Mid(userinfoPos).Locate(KParamDelimiter);
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if (semiColonPos != KErrNotFound && semiColonPos < endPos )
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{
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semiColonPos += userinfoPos;
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}
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}
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if(semiColonPos != KErrNotFound)
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{
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endPos = semiColonPos;
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}
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}
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}
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if( aSearchFlag & ESipColonDelimiterFlag )
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{
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|
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TInt schemePos = aUri.Locate(KSchemeDelimiter);
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|
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if( schemePos != KErrNotFound && schemePos < endPos )
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|
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{
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|
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// There is a scheme
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|
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endPos = schemePos;
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|
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}
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|
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else if( aSearchFlag == ESipSchemeDelimiterSearch )
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|
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{
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|
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// Ok different if looking for scheme delimiter - no scheme, return KErrNotFound
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|
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endPos = KErrNotFound;
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|
361 |
}
|
sl@0
|
362 |
}
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sl@0
|
363 |
return endPos;
|
sl@0
|
364 |
}
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|
365 |
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