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        mq.c

        Inbound message queues

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/**

@mainpage

- @ref mq_0 documents the inbound message queue plugin.

*/

/**

@page mq_0 The mq plugin for inbound message queueing and message replay

The inbound message queueing plugin can be used to queue messages that should
not be discarded with the WS-RM protocol's NoDiscard behavior. Messages that
are out of sequence as per WS-RM protocol and should be handled by one thread
(or a thread pool) should be queued for later replay and service operation
invocation. If an unlimited number of threads is available, the simplest WS-RM
protocol NoDiscard behavior is implemented by starting a thread for each
inbound message and letting the thread block with the
soap_wsrm_check_and_wait() or soap_wsrm_check_send_empty_response_and_wait()
calls. However, that approach is not efficient with HTTP keep-alive because the
next messages on the keep-alive socket will be blocked from being processes.
This plugin is designed to process messages on an HTTP keep-alive socket even
when operations block.

@section mq_1 Server-Side Queueing of One-Way Messages

Queueing one-way messages for internal replay is implemented with the message
queueing plugin as follows, by queueing inbound messages received on a single
socket and then replaying them all in sequence as received from the socket:

@code
#include "mq.h"

  struct soap *soap = soap_new1(SOAP_IO_KEEPALIVE);
  soap_register_plugin(soap, soap_mq);
  ...
  // port bind etc
  ...
  while (soap_valid_socket(soap_accept(soap)))
  {
    // queue all messages on this socket (socket is HTTP keep alive)
    // for each message received, we send HTTP 202 Accepted
    struct ms_queue *queue = soap_mq_queue(soap);
    struct ms_msg *msg;
    while (soap_mq_get(soap, queue))
      soap_send_empty_response(soap, 202); // 202 Accept

    // we now internally replay all messages to invoke services
    // services are assumed to NOT send a response message back
    // i.e. one-way operations
    for (msg = soap_mq_begin(queue); msg; msg = soap_mq_next(msg))
      soap_serve(&msg->soap);

    // delete all queued messages, also calls these on each queued msg state:
    // soap_destroy(&msg->soap);
    // soap_end(&msg->soap);
    // soap_done(&msg->soap);
    soap_mq_del(queue, NULL);

    // delete the queue (allocated in current context)
    soap_destroy(soap);
    soap_end(soap);
  }
@endcode

Alternatively, it is also possible to call soap_mq_del(queue, msg) after
soap_serve(&msg->soap) to immediately delete the message after processing
(calling soap_mq_next(msg) next in the loop is still valid).

@section mq_2 WS-RM Server-Side Message Queueing for NoDiscard Behavior with Callback Services

When messages are controlled by the WS-ReliableMessaging protocol, we can keep
the WS-RM messages in a queue that were received out of order until the order
is restored and queued messages can be dispatched. This WS-RM behavior is
desirable with WS-RM NoDiscard. To implement this approach, we use an inbound
message queue for each socket accepted and processed by a thread.

@code
#include "wsaapi.h"
#include "wsrmapi.h"
#include "mq.h"
#include "threads.h"

  struct soap *soap = soap_new1(SOAP_IO_KEEPALIVE);
  soap_register_plugin(soap, soap_wsa);
  soap_register_plugin(soap, soap_wsrm);
  soap_register_plugin(soap, soap_mq);
  ...
  // port bind etc
  ...
  while (soap_valid_socket(soap_accept(soap)))
  {
    THREAD_TYPE tid;
    struct soap *tsoap = soap_copy(soap);
    if (!tsoap)
    {
      soap_closesock(soap);
      continue;
    }
    THREAD_CREATE(&tid, (void*(*)(void*))process_request, (void*)tsoap);
  }

void *process_request(void *tsoap)
{
  struct soap *soap = (struct soap*)tsoap;
  struct ms_queue *queue = soap_mq_queue(soap);
  struct ms_msg *msg;
  struct soap ctx;
  while ((msg = soap_mq_get(soap, queue)) != NULL)
  {
    // parse the message headers, if NoDiscard then keep message in queue to retry later
    // copy the context, since we want to preserve the original to retry later
    soap_copy_context(&ctx, &msg->soap);

    if (soap_begin_serve(&ctx))
    {
      soap_send_fault(&ctx); // send fault, close socket
      soap_mq_del(queue, msg); // delete message from queue
    }
    else if (!ctx.header || !ctx.header->wsrm__Sequence)
    {
      // this is not a WS-RM message, so serve immediately
      soap_serve(&msg->soap); // service operations
      soap_mq_del(queue, msg); // delete message from queue
    }
    else if (!soap_wsrm_check(&ctx))
    {
      // check is OK, process this WS-RM message now
      soap_serve(&msg->soap); // service operations SHOULD NOT call soap_wsrm_check()
      soap_mq_del(queue, msg); // delete message from queue
    }
    else if (ctx.error != SOAP_STOP)
    {
      // check failed, not a WS-RM message or other WS-RM error
      soap_send_fault(&ctx); // send fault, close socket
      soap_mq_del(queue, msg); // delete message from queue
    }
    soap_destroy(&ctx);
    soap_end(&ctx);
    soap_done(&ctx);
  }
  // as long as the queue is not empty and WS-RM sequence(s) not terminated, keep trying
  while ((msg = soap_mq_begin(queue)) != NULL)
  {
    // process queued WS-RM messages
    for (; msg != NULL; msg = soap_mq_next(msg))
    {
      // try next message in queue
      soap_copy_context(&ctx, &msg->soap);
      if (!soap_begin_serve(&ctx) && !soap_wsrm_check(&ctx))
      {
        // check is OK, process message
        soap_serve(&msg->soap);
        soap_mq_del(queue, msg);
      }
      else if (ctx.error != SOAP_STOP)
        soap_mq_del(queue, msg);
      soap_destroy(&ctx);
      soap_end(&ctx);
      soap_done(&ctx);
    }
    sleep(1); // sleep some before around we go again
  }
  return NULL;
}
@endcode

In the first loop that runs over the messages received on the same keep-alive
socket, the messages will be processed and services dispatched immediately for
non-WS-RM messages and when the WS-RM check succeeds. This check is done in
the server dispatch loop as shown, which means that WS-RM-based service
operations SHOULD NOT call soap_wsrm_check() again. WS-RM messages that cannot
be processed yet since they are out of the sequence order will remain in the
queue.

The second loop over the queued messages will retry to dispatch service
operations according to the WS-RM message order as required by WS-RM NoDiscard
sequence behavior. The loop will run until the queue is empty or when the WS-RM
sequences are closed/terminated.

*/

#include "mq.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

const char soap_mq_id[] = SOAP_MQ_ID;

/******************************************************************************\
 *
 *      Static protos
 *
\******************************************************************************/

static int soap_mq_init(struct soap *soap, struct soap_mq_data *data);
static void soap_mq_delete(struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p);
static size_t soap_mq_recv(struct soap *soap, char *buf, size_t len);
static int soap_mq_serveloop(struct soap *soap);
static void soap_mq_set(struct soap_mq_msg *msg);

/******************************************************************************\
 *
 *      Plugin registry functions
 *
\******************************************************************************/

/** plugin registry function, invoked by soap_register_plugin */
SOAP_FMAC1
int
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq(struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p, void *arg)
{
  (void)soap; (void)arg;
  p->id = soap_mq_id;
  /* create local plugin data */
  p->data = (void*)SOAP_MALLOC(soap, sizeof(struct soap_mq_data));
  /* register the destructor */
  p->fdelete = soap_mq_delete;
  /* if OK then initialize */
  if (p->data)
  {
    if (soap_mq_init(soap, (struct soap_mq_data*)p->data))
    {
      SOAP_FREE(soap, p->data); /* error: could not init */
      return SOAP_EOM; /* return error */
    }
  }
  return SOAP_OK;
}

/******************************************************************************/

/* used by plugin registry function */
static int
soap_mq_init(struct soap *soap, struct soap_mq_data *data)
{
  (void)soap;
  data->buf = NULL;
  data->len = 0;
  return SOAP_OK;
}

/******************************************************************************/

static void
soap_mq_delete(struct soap *soap, struct soap_plugin *p)
{ 
  /* free allocated plugin data. If fcopy() is not set, then this function is
     not called for all copies of the plugin created with soap_copy(). In this
     example, the fcopy() callback is omitted and the plugin data is shared by
     the soap copies created with soap_copy() */
  (void)soap;
  SOAP_FREE(soap, p->data);
}

/******************************************************************************\
 *
 *      Callbacks registered by plugin
 *
\******************************************************************************/

static size_t
soap_mq_recv(struct soap *soap, char *buf, size_t len)
{
  struct soap_mq_data *data = (struct soap_mq_data*)soap_lookup_plugin(soap, soap_mq_id);
  if (!data)
  {
    soap->error = SOAP_PLUGIN_ERROR;
    return 0;
  }
  if (data->len < len)
  {
    len = data->len;
    data->len = 0;
  }
  soap_memcpy(buf, len, data->buf, len);
  data->buf += len;
  return len;
}

/******************************************************************************/

static int
soap_mq_serveloop(struct soap *soap)
{
  return soap->error = SOAP_STOP;
}

/******************************************************************************\
 *
 *      Queue Operations
 *
\******************************************************************************/

/**
@fn struct soap_mq_queue *soap_mq_queue(struct soap *soap)
@brief Create a new queue structure allocated in the current context.
Will be deallocated with soap_end(soap). Use soap_mq_get() to receive a message from
the current socket to add to the queue.
@param soap current context
@return pointer to the queue structure
*/
SOAP_FMAC1
struct soap_mq_queue *
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq_queue(struct soap *soap)
{
  struct soap_mq_queue *mq = (struct soap_mq_queue*)soap_malloc(soap, sizeof(struct soap_mq_queue));
  if (mq)
    mq->head = mq->tail = NULL;
  return mq;
}

/******************************************************************************/

/**
@fn struct soap_mq_msg *soap_mq_get(struct soap *soap, struct soap_mq_queue *mq)
@brief Receive message from socket and queue it at the end of the queue.
@param soap current context
@param mq pointer to the message queue structure created by soap_mq_queue()
@return pointer to the message received and queued, or NULL
*/
SOAP_FMAC1
struct soap_mq_msg *
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq_get(struct soap *soap, struct soap_mq_queue *mq)
{
  struct soap_mq_msg *msg;
  if (soap_begin_recv(soap))
    return NULL;
  msg = (struct soap_mq_msg*)soap_malloc(soap, sizeof(struct soap_mq_msg));
  if (!msg)
  {
    soap->error = SOAP_EOM;
    return NULL;
  }
  msg->next = NULL;
  soap_copy_context(&msg->soap, soap);
  msg->buf = soap_get_http_body(soap, &msg->len);
  soap_end_recv(soap);
  if (!msg->buf)
    return NULL;
  soap_mq_set(msg);
  if (!mq->head)
    mq->head = mq->tail = msg;
  else
    mq->tail = mq->tail->next = msg;
  return msg;
}

/******************************************************************************/

/**
@fn struct soap_mq_msg *soap_mq_begin(struct soap_mq_queue *mq)
@brief Get first message in queue. Use msg->soap to invoke service from the
queued message, as in soap_serve(&msg->soap).
@param mq pointer to the message queue structure created by soap_mq_queue()
@return pointer to first message in the queue, or NULL
*/
SOAP_FMAC1
struct soap_mq_msg *
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq_begin(struct soap_mq_queue *mq)
{
  struct soap_mq_msg *msg = mq->head;
  if (msg)
    soap_mq_set(msg);
  return msg;
}

/******************************************************************************/

/**
@fn struct soap_mq_msg *soap_mq_next(struct soap_mq_msg *msg)
@brief Get next message in queue. Use msg->soap to invoke service from the
queued message, as in soap_serve(&msg->soap).
@param msg pointer to current message in the queue
@return pointer to next message in the queue, or NULL
*/
SOAP_FMAC1
struct soap_mq_msg *
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq_next(struct soap_mq_msg *msg)
{
  if (msg)
    msg = msg->next;
  if (msg)
    soap_mq_set(msg);
  return msg;
}

/******************************************************************************/

/**
@fn void soap_mq_del(struct soap_mq_queue *mq, struct soap_mq_msg *msg)
@brief Delete message from queue, e.g. after processing it. Delete entire queue
when msg==NULL. Note: structures will be deallocated with deallocation with
soap_end().
@param mq pointer to the queue structure
@param msg pointer to a message in the queue, when NULL delete entire queue
*/
SOAP_FMAC1
void
SOAP_FMAC2
soap_mq_del(struct soap_mq_queue *mq, struct soap_mq_msg *msg)
{
  if (mq)
  {
    struct soap_mq_msg *p = mq->head;
    if (msg)
    {
      if (p == msg)
        mq->head = msg->next;
      else
      {
        while (p && p->next != msg)
          p = p->next;
        if (p)
        {
          p->next = msg->next;
          if (mq->tail == msg)
            mq->tail = p;
        }
      }
      soap_destroy(&msg->soap);
      soap_end(&msg->soap);
      soap_done(&msg->soap);
    }
    else
    {
      while (p)
      {
        soap_destroy(&p->soap);
        soap_end(&p->soap);
        soap_done(&p->soap);
        p = p->next;
      }
      mq->head = mq->tail = NULL;
    }
  }
}

/******************************************************************************/

static void
soap_mq_set(struct soap_mq_msg *msg)
{
  struct soap_mq_data *data = (struct soap_mq_data*)soap_lookup_plugin(&msg->soap, soap_mq_id);
  if (data)
  {
    data->buf = msg->buf;
    data->len = msg->len;
    soap_clr_imode(&msg->soap, SOAP_IO_CHUNK | SOAP_ENC_ZLIB | SOAP_ENC_SSL);
    msg->soap.frecv = soap_mq_recv;
    msg->soap.fserveloop = soap_mq_serveloop;
  }
}

/******************************************************************************/

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif