@Override
public void emit(OutboundPacket packet) {
DeviceId devId = packet.sendThrough();
String scheme = devId.toString().split(":")[0];
if (!scheme.equals(this.id().scheme())) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Don't know how to handle Device with scheme " + scheme);
}
Dpid dpid = Dpid.dpid(devId.uri());
OpenFlowSwitch sw = controller.getSwitch(dpid);
if (sw == null) {
log.warn("Device {} isn't available?", devId);
return;
}
// Ethernet eth = new Ethernet();
// eth.deserialize(packet.data().array(), 0, packet.data().array().length);
OFPortDesc p = null;
for (Instruction inst : packet.treatment().allInstructions()) {
if (inst.type().equals(Instruction.Type.OUTPUT)) {
p = portDesc(((OutputInstruction) inst).port());
OFPacketOut po = packetOut(sw, packet.data().array(), p.getPortNo());
sw.sendMsg(po);
}
}
}
@Override
public boolean portEnabled(String portName) {
OFPortDesc p = portManager.getPort(portName);
if (p == null) return false;
return (!p.getState().contains(OFPortState.BLOCKED)
&& !p.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
&& !p.getState().contains(OFPortState.STP_BLOCK));
}
/**
* Handle a OFPortStatus message, update the internal data structures that store ports and
* return the list of OFChangeEvents.
*
* <p>This method will increment error/warn counters and log
*
* @param ps
* @return
*/
@SuppressFBWarnings(value = "SF_SWITCH_FALLTHROUGH")
public OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> handlePortStatusMessage(OFPortStatus ps) {
if (ps == null) {
throw new NullPointerException("OFPortStatus message must " + "not be null");
}
lock.writeLock().lock();
try {
OFPortDesc port = ps.getDesc();
OFPortReason reason = ps.getReason();
if (reason == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(
"Unknown PortStatus " + "reason code " + ps.getReason());
}
if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
log.debug(
"Handling OFPortStatus: {} for {}",
reason,
String.format("%s (%d)", port.getName(), port.getPortNo().getPortNumber()));
}
if (reason == OFPortReason.DELETE) return handlePortStatusDelete(port);
// We handle ADD and MODIFY the same way. Since OpenFlow
// doesn't specify what uniquely identifies a port the
// notion of ADD vs. MODIFY can also be hazy. So we just
// compare the new port to the existing ones.
Map<OFPort, OFPortDesc> newPortByNumber = new HashMap<OFPort, OFPortDesc>(portsByNumber);
OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> events = getSinglePortChanges(port);
for (PortChangeEvent e : events) {
switch (e.type) {
case DELETE:
newPortByNumber.remove(e.port.getPortNo());
break;
case ADD:
if (reason != OFPortReason.ADD) {
// weird case
}
// fall through
case DOWN:
case OTHER_UPDATE:
case UP:
// update or add the port in the map
newPortByNumber.put(e.port.getPortNo(), e.port);
break;
}
}
updatePortsWithNewPortsByNumber(newPortByNumber);
return events;
} finally {
lock.writeLock().unlock();
}
}
/**
* Handle a OFPortStatus delete message for the given port. Updates the internal port maps/lists
* of this switch and returns the PortChangeEvents caused by the delete. If the given port
* exists as it, it will be deleted. If the name<->number for the given port is inconsistent
* with the ports stored by this switch the method will delete all ports with the number or name
* of the given port.
*
* <p>This method will increment error/warn counters and log
*
* @param delPort the port from the port status message that should be deleted.
* @return ordered collection of port changes applied to this switch
*/
private OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> handlePortStatusDelete(OFPortDesc delPort) {
OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> events = new LinkedHashSetWrapper<PortChangeEvent>();
lock.writeLock().lock();
try {
Map<OFPort, OFPortDesc> newPortByNumber = new HashMap<OFPort, OFPortDesc>(portsByNumber);
OFPortDesc prevPort = portsByNumber.get(delPort.getPortNo());
if (prevPort == null) {
// so such port. Do we have a port with the name?
prevPort = portsByName.get(delPort.getName());
if (prevPort != null) {
newPortByNumber.remove(prevPort.getPortNo());
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(prevPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
}
} else if (prevPort.getName().equals(delPort.getName())) {
// port exists with consistent name-number mapping
newPortByNumber.remove(delPort.getPortNo());
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(delPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
} else {
// port with same number exists but its name differs. This
// is weird. The best we can do is to delete the existing
// port(s) that have delPort's name and number.
newPortByNumber.remove(delPort.getPortNo());
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(prevPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
// is there another port that has delPort's name?
prevPort = portsByName.get(delPort.getName().toLowerCase());
if (prevPort != null) {
newPortByNumber.remove(prevPort.getPortNo());
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(prevPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
}
}
updatePortsWithNewPortsByNumber(newPortByNumber);
return events;
} finally {
lock.writeLock().unlock();
}
}
/**
* Set the internal data structure storing this switch's port to the ports specified by
* newPortsByNumber
*
* <p>CALLER MUST HOLD WRITELOCK
*
* @param newPortsByNumber
* @throws IllegaalStateException if called without holding the writelock
*/
private void updatePortsWithNewPortsByNumber(Map<OFPort, OFPortDesc> newPortsByNumber) {
if (!lock.writeLock().isHeldByCurrentThread()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Method called without " + "holding writeLock");
}
Map<String, OFPortDesc> newPortsByName = new HashMap<String, OFPortDesc>();
List<OFPortDesc> newPortList = new ArrayList<OFPortDesc>();
List<OFPortDesc> newEnabledPortList = new ArrayList<OFPortDesc>();
List<OFPort> newEnabledPortNumbers = new ArrayList<OFPort>();
for (OFPortDesc p : newPortsByNumber.values()) {
newPortList.add(p);
newPortsByName.put(p.getName().toLowerCase(), p);
if (!p.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
&& !p.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN)) {
newEnabledPortList.add(p);
newEnabledPortNumbers.add(p.getPortNo());
}
}
portsByName = Collections.unmodifiableMap(newPortsByName);
portsByNumber = Collections.unmodifiableMap(newPortsByNumber);
enabledPortList = Collections.unmodifiableList(newEnabledPortList);
enabledPortNumbers = Collections.unmodifiableList(newEnabledPortNumbers);
portList = Collections.unmodifiableList(newPortList);
}
/**
* Compare the current ports stored in this switch instance with the new port list given and
* return the differences in the form of PortChangeEvents. If the doUpdate flag is true,
* newPortList will replace the current list of this switch (and update the port maps)
*
* <p>Implementation note: Since this method can optionally modify the current ports and since
* it's not possible to upgrade a read-lock to a write-lock we need to hold the write-lock for
* the entire operation. If this becomes a problem and if compares() are common we can consider
* splitting in two methods but this requires lots of code duplication
*
* @param newPorts the list of new ports.
* @param doUpdate If true the newPortList will replace the current port list for this switch.
* If false this switch will not be changed.
* @return The list of differences between the current ports and newPorts
* @throws NullPointerException if newPortsList is null
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if either port names or port numbers are duplicated in the
* newPortsList.
*/
private OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> compareAndUpdatePorts(
Collection<OFPortDesc> newPorts, boolean doUpdate) {
if (newPorts == null) {
throw new NullPointerException("newPortsList must not be null");
}
lock.writeLock().lock();
try {
OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> events = new LinkedHashSetWrapper<PortChangeEvent>();
Map<OFPort, OFPortDesc> newPortsByNumber = new HashMap<OFPort, OFPortDesc>();
Map<String, OFPortDesc> newPortsByName = new HashMap<String, OFPortDesc>();
List<OFPortDesc> newEnabledPortList = new ArrayList<OFPortDesc>();
List<OFPort> newEnabledPortNumbers = new ArrayList<OFPort>();
List<OFPortDesc> newPortsList = new ArrayList<OFPortDesc>(newPorts);
for (OFPortDesc p : newPortsList) {
if (p == null) {
throw new NullPointerException("portList must not " + "contain null values");
}
// Add the port to the new maps and lists and check
// that every port is unique
OFPortDesc duplicatePort;
duplicatePort = newPortsByNumber.put(p.getPortNo(), p);
if (duplicatePort != null) {
String msg =
String.format(
"Cannot have two ports " + "with the same number: %s <-> %s",
String.format("%s (%d)", p.getName(), p.getPortNo().getPortNumber()),
String.format(
"%s (%d)",
duplicatePort.getName(), duplicatePort.getPortNo().getPortNumber()));
throw new IllegalArgumentException(msg);
}
duplicatePort = newPortsByName.put(p.getName().toLowerCase(), p);
if (duplicatePort != null) {
String msg =
String.format(
"Cannot have two ports " + "with the same name: %s <-> %s",
String.format("%s (%d)", p.getName(), p.getPortNo().getPortNumber()),
String.format(
"%s (%d)",
duplicatePort.getName(), duplicatePort.getPortNo().getPortNumber()));
throw new IllegalArgumentException(msg);
}
// Enabled = not down admin (config) or phys (state)
if (!p.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN)
&& !p.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)) {
newEnabledPortList.add(p);
newEnabledPortNumbers.add(p.getPortNo());
}
// get changes
events.addAll(getSinglePortChanges(p));
}
// find deleted ports
// We need to do this after looping through all the new ports
// to we can handle changed name<->number mappings correctly
// We could pull it into the loop of we address this but
// it's probably not worth it
for (OFPortDesc oldPort : this.portList) {
if (!newPortsByNumber.containsKey(oldPort.getPortNo())) {
PortChangeEvent ev = new PortChangeEvent(oldPort, PortChangeType.DELETE);
events.add(ev);
}
}
if (doUpdate) {
portsByName = Collections.unmodifiableMap(newPortsByName);
portsByNumber = Collections.unmodifiableMap(newPortsByNumber);
enabledPortList = Collections.unmodifiableList(newEnabledPortList);
enabledPortNumbers = Collections.unmodifiableList(newEnabledPortNumbers);
portList = Collections.unmodifiableList(newPortsList);
}
return events;
} finally {
lock.writeLock().unlock();
}
}
/**
* Given a new or modified port newPort, returns the list of PortChangeEvents to "transform" the
* current ports stored by this switch to include / represent the new port. The ports stored by
* this switch are <b>NOT</b> updated.
*
* <p>This method acquires the readlock and is thread-safe by itself. Most callers will need to
* acquire the write lock before calling this method though (if the caller wants to update the
* ports stored by this switch)
*
* @param newPort the new or modified port.
* @return the list of changes
*/
public OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> getSinglePortChanges(OFPortDesc newPort) {
lock.readLock().lock();
try {
OrderedCollection<PortChangeEvent> events = new LinkedHashSetWrapper<PortChangeEvent>();
// Check if we have a port by the same number in our
// old map.
OFPortDesc prevPort = portsByNumber.get(newPort.getPortNo());
if (newPort.equals(prevPort)) {
// nothing has changed
return events;
}
if (prevPort != null && prevPort.getName().equals(newPort.getName())) {
// A simple modify of a exiting port
// A previous port with this number exists and it's name
// also matches the new port. Find the differences
if ((!prevPort.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
&& !prevPort.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN))
&& (newPort.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
|| newPort.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN))) {
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(newPort, PortChangeType.DOWN));
} else if ((prevPort.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
|| prevPort.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN))
&& (!newPort.getState().contains(OFPortState.LINK_DOWN)
&& !newPort.getConfig().contains(OFPortConfig.PORT_DOWN))) {
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(newPort, PortChangeType.UP));
} else {
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(newPort, PortChangeType.OTHER_UPDATE));
}
return events;
}
if (prevPort != null) {
// There exists a previous port with the same port
// number but the port name is different (otherwise we would
// never have gotten here)
// Remove the port. Name-number mapping(s) have changed
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(prevPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
}
// We now need to check if there exists a previous port sharing
// the same name as the new/updated port.
prevPort = portsByName.get(newPort.getName().toLowerCase());
if (prevPort != null) {
// There exists a previous port with the same port
// name but the port number is different (otherwise we
// never have gotten here).
// Remove the port. Name-number mapping(s) have changed
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(prevPort, PortChangeType.DELETE));
}
// We always need to add the new port. Either no previous port
// existed or we just deleted previous ports with inconsistent
// name-number mappings
events.add(new PortChangeEvent(newPort, PortChangeType.ADD));
return events;
} finally {
lock.readLock().unlock();
}
}
