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/* JdwpConnection.java -- A JDWP-speaking connection

   Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007 Free Software Foundation

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package gnu.classpath.jdwp.transport;

import gnu.classpath.jdwp.Jdwp;

import gnu.classpath.jdwp.event.Event;

import gnu.classpath.jdwp.event.EventRequest;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;

import java.io.DataInputStream;

import java.io.DataOutputStream;

import java.io.IOException;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Arrays;

/**

 * A connection via some transport to some JDWP-speaking entity.

 * This is also a thread which handles all communications to/from

 * the debugger. While access to the transport layer may be accessed by

 * several threads, start-up and initialization should not be allowed

 * to occur more than once.

 *

 * <p>This class is also a thread that is responsible for pulling

 * packets off the wire and sticking them in a queue for packet

 * processing threads.

 *

 * @author Keith Seitz (keiths@redhat.com)

 */

public class JdwpConnection

  extends Thread

{

  // The JDWP handshake

  private static final byte[] _HANDSHAKE = {'J', 'D', 'W', 'P', '-', 'H', 'a',

                                            'n', 'd', 's', 'h', 'a', 'k', 'e'};

  // Transport method

  private ITransport _transport;

  // Command queue

  private ArrayList _commandQueue;

  // Shutdown flag

  private boolean _shutdown;

  // Input stream from transport

  private DataInputStream _inStream;

  // Output stream from transprot

  private DataOutputStream _outStream;

  // A buffer used to construct the packet data

  private ByteArrayOutputStream _bytes;

  // A DataOutputStream for the byte buffer

  private DataOutputStream _doStream;

  /**

   * Creates a new <code>JdwpConnection</code> instance

   *

   * @param transport  the transport to use for communications

   */

  public JdwpConnection (ThreadGroup group, ITransport transport)

  {

    super (group, "JDWP connection thread");

    _transport = transport;

    _commandQueue = new ArrayList ();

    _shutdown = false;

    _bytes = new ByteArrayOutputStream ();

    _doStream = new DataOutputStream (_bytes);

  }

  /**

   * Initializes the connection, including connecting

   * to socket or shared memory endpoint

   *

   * @throws TransportException if initialization fails

   */

  public void initialize ()

    throws TransportException

  {

    // Initialize transport (connect socket, e.g.)

    _transport.initialize ();

    // Do handshake

    try

      {

        _inStream = new DataInputStream (_transport.getInputStream ());

        _outStream = new DataOutputStream (_transport.getOutputStream ());

        _doHandshake ();

      }

    catch (IOException ioe)

      {

        throw new TransportException (ioe);

      }

  }

  /* Does the JDWP handshake -- this should not need synchronization

     because this is called by VM startup code, i.e., no packet

     processing threads have started yet. */

  private void _doHandshake ()

    throws IOException

  {

    // According to the spec, the handshake is always initiated by

    // the debugger, regardless of whether the JVM is in client mode or

    // server mode.

    // Wait for handshake from debugger

    byte[] hshake = new byte[_HANDSHAKE.length];

    _inStream.readFully (hshake, 0, _HANDSHAKE.length);

    if (Arrays.equals (hshake, _HANDSHAKE))

      {

        // Send reply handshake

        _outStream.write (_HANDSHAKE, 0, _HANDSHAKE.length);

        return;

      }

    else

      {

        throw new IOException ("invalid JDWP handshake (\"" + hshake + "\")");

      }

  }

  /**

   * Main run method for the thread. This thread loops waiting for

   * packets to be read via the connection. When a packet is complete

   * and ready for processing, it places the packet in a queue that can

   * be accessed via <code>getPacket</code>

   */

  public void run ()

  {

    // Notify initialization thread (gnu.classpath.jdwp.Jdwp) that

    // the JdwpConnection thread is ready.

    Jdwp.getDefault().subcomponentInitialized ();

    while (!_shutdown)

      {

        try

          {

            _readOnePacket ();

          }

        catch (IOException ioe)

          {

            /* IOException can occur for two reasons:

               1. Lost connection with the other side

               2. Transport was shutdown

               In either case, we make sure that all of the

               back-end gets shutdown. */

            Jdwp.getDefault().shutdown ();

          }

        catch (Throwable t)

          {

            System.out.println ("JdwpConnection.run: caught an exception: "

                                + t);

            // Just keep going

          }

      }

  }

  // Reads a single packet from the connection, adding it to the packet

  // queue when a complete packet is ready.

  private void _readOnePacket ()

    throws IOException

  {

    byte[] data = null;

    // Read in the packet

    int length = _inStream.readInt ();

    if (length < 11)

      {

        throw new IOException ("JDWP packet length < 11 ("

                               + length + ")");

      }

    data = new byte[length];

    data[0] = (byte) (length >>> 24);

    data[1] = (byte) (length >>> 16);

    data[2] = (byte) (length >>> 8);

    data[3] = (byte) length;

    _inStream.readFully (data, 4, length - 4);

    JdwpPacket packet = JdwpPacket.fromBytes (data);

    if (packet != null)

      {

        synchronized (_commandQueue)

          {

            _commandQueue.add (packet);

            _commandQueue.notifyAll ();

          }

      }

  }

  /**

   * Returns a packet from the queue of ready packets

   *

   * @returns  a <code>JdwpPacket</code> ready for processing

   *           <code>null</code> when shutting down

   */

  public JdwpPacket getPacket ()

  {

    synchronized (_commandQueue)

      {

        while (_commandQueue.isEmpty ())

          {

            try

              {

                _commandQueue.wait ();

              }

            catch (InterruptedException ie)

              {

                /* PacketProcessor is interrupted

                   when shutting down */

                return null;

              }

          }

        return (JdwpPacket) _commandQueue.remove (0);

      }

  }

  /**

   * Send a packet to the debugger

   *

   * @param pkt a <code>JdwpPacket</code> to send

   * @throws IOException

   */

  public void sendPacket (JdwpPacket pkt)

    throws IOException

  {

    pkt.write (_outStream);

  }

  /**

   * Send an event notification to the debugger. Note that this

   * method will only send out one notification: all the events

   * are passed in a single Event.COMPOSITE packet.

   *

   * @param requests  debugger requests for events

   * @param events    the events to send

   * @param suspendPolicy  the suspend policy enforced by the VM

   * @throws IOException

   */

  public void sendEvents(EventRequest[] requests, Event[] events,

                         byte suspendPolicy)

    throws IOException

  {

    JdwpPacket pkt;

    synchronized (_bytes)

      {

        _bytes.reset ();

        pkt = Event.toPacket (_doStream, events, requests, suspendPolicy);

        pkt.setData (_bytes.toByteArray ());

      }

    sendPacket (pkt);

  }

  /**

   * Shutdown the connection

   */

  public void shutdown ()

  {

    if (!_shutdown)

      {

        _transport.shutdown ();

        _shutdown = true;

        interrupt ();

      }

  }

}