Package org.apache.http.nio.util

Examples of org.apache.http.nio.util.ContentInputBuffer

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     * @param decoder the content decoder in use
     */
    public void inputReady(final NHttpClientConnection conn, final ContentDecoder decoder) {
        HttpContext context = conn.getContext();
        HttpResponse response = conn.getHttpResponse();
        ContentInputBuffer inBuf = (ContentInputBuffer) context.getAttribute(RESPONSE_SINK_BUFFER);

        try {
            int bytesRead = inBuf.consumeContent(decoder);
            if (metrics != null && bytesRead > 0) {
                if (metrics.getLevel() == MetricsCollector.LEVEL_FULL) {
                    metrics.incrementBytesReceived(getMessageContext(conn), bytesRead);
                } else {
                    metrics.incrementBytesReceived(bytesRead);
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                    log.debug("Received a 202 Accepted response");
                }

                // sometimes, some http clients sends an "\r\n" as the content body with a
                // HTTP 202 OK.. we will just get it into this temp buffer and ignore it..
                ContentInputBuffer inputBuffer = new SharedInputBuffer(8, conn, allocator);
                context.setAttribute(RESPONSE_SINK_BUFFER, inputBuffer);

                // create a dummy message with an empty SOAP envelope and a property
                // NhttpConstants.SC_ACCEPTED set to Boolean.TRUE to indicate this is a
                // placeholder message for the transport to send a HTTP 202 to the
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     * @param response HTTP response associated with the connection
     */
    private void processResponse(final NHttpClientConnection conn, HttpContext context,
        HttpResponse response) {

        ContentInputBuffer inputBuffer = null;
        MessageContext outMsgContext = (MessageContext) context.getAttribute(OUTGOING_MESSAGE_CONTEXT);
        String endptPrefix = (String) context.getAttribute(NhttpConstants.ENDPOINT_PREFIX);
        String requestMethod = (String) context.getAttribute(NhttpConstants.HTTP_REQ_METHOD);
        int statusCode = response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode();

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     * @param decoder the content decoder in use
     */
    public void inputReady(final NHttpClientConnection conn, final ContentDecoder decoder) {
        HttpContext context = conn.getContext();
        HttpResponse response = conn.getHttpResponse();
        ContentInputBuffer inBuf = (ContentInputBuffer) context.getAttribute(RESPONSE_SINK_BUFFER);

        try {
            int bytesRead = inBuf.consumeContent(decoder);
            if (metrics != null && bytesRead > 0) {
                if (metrics.getLevel() == MetricsCollector.LEVEL_FULL) {
                    metrics.incrementBytesReceived(getMessageContext(conn), bytesRead);
                } else {
                    metrics.incrementBytesReceived(bytesRead);
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                    log.debug("Received a 202 Accepted response");
                }

                // sometimes, some http clients sends an "\r\n" as the content body with a
                // HTTP 202 OK.. we will just get it into this temp buffer and ignore it..
                ContentInputBuffer inputBuffer = new SharedInputBuffer(8, conn, allocator);
                context.setAttribute(RESPONSE_SINK_BUFFER, inputBuffer);

                // create a dummy message with an empty SOAP envelope and a property
                // NhttpConstants.SC_ACCEPTED set to Boolean.TRUE to indicate this is a
                // placeholder message for the transport to send a HTTP 202 to the
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     * @param response HTTP response associated with the connection
     */
    private void processResponse(final NHttpClientConnection conn, HttpContext context,
        HttpResponse response) {

        ContentInputBuffer inputBuffer = null;
        MessageContext outMsgContext = (MessageContext) context.getAttribute(OUTGOING_MESSAGE_CONTEXT);
        String endptPrefix = (String) context.getAttribute(NhttpConstants.ENDPOINT_PREFIX);
        String requestMethod = (String) context.getAttribute(NhttpConstants.HTTP_REQ_METHOD);
        int statusCode = response.getStatusLine().getStatusCode();

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            // Only create an input buffer and ContentInputStream if the request has content
            if (request instanceof HttpEntityEnclosingRequest) {
                // Mark request as not yet fully read, to detect timeouts from harmless keepalive deaths
                conn.getContext().setAttribute(NhttpConstants.REQUEST_READ, Boolean.FALSE);
               
                ContentInputBuffer inputBuffer
                        = new SharedInputBuffer(cfg.getBufferSize(), conn, allocator);
                context.setAttribute(REQUEST_SINK_BUFFER, inputBuffer);
                is = new ContentInputStream(inputBuffer);
            } else {
                is = null;
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     * @param decoder the content decoder in use
     */
    public void inputReady(final NHttpServerConnection conn, final ContentDecoder decoder) {

        HttpContext context = conn.getContext();
        ContentInputBuffer inBuf
                = (ContentInputBuffer) context.getAttribute(REQUEST_SINK_BUFFER);

        try {
            int bytesRead = inBuf.consumeContent(decoder);
            if (metrics != null && bytesRead > 0) {
                metrics.incrementBytesReceived(bytesRead);
            }

            if (decoder.isCompleted()) {
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        ClientConnState connState = (ClientConnState) context.getAttribute(CONN_STATE);
        try {

            synchronized (connState) {
                HttpResponse response = connState.getResponse();
                ContentInputBuffer buffer = connState.getInbuffer();

                buffer.consumeContent(decoder);
                if (decoder.isCompleted()) {
                    connState.setInputState(ClientConnState.RESPONSE_BODY_DONE);

                    if (!this.connStrategy.keepAlive(response, context)) {
                        conn.close();
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    public void inputReady(final NHttpClientConnection conn, final ContentDecoder decoder) {
        HttpContext context = conn.getContext();

        ClientConnState connState = (ClientConnState) context.getAttribute(CONN_STATE);
        ContentInputBuffer buffer = connState.getInbuffer();

        try {

            buffer.consumeContent(decoder);
            if (decoder.isCompleted()) {
                connState.setInputState(ClientConnState.RESPONSE_BODY_DONE);
                processResponse(conn, connState);
            } else {
                connState.setInputState(ClientConnState.RESPONSE_BODY_STREAM);
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