/**
* Safely returns the transaction from the event if already exists. If not a new transaction is
* created.
*
* @param event the request event
* @return the server transaction
* @throws javax.sip.TransactionAlreadyExistsException if transaction exists
* @throws javax.sip.TransactionUnavailableException if unavailable
*/
public static ServerTransaction getOrCreateServerTransaction(RequestEvent event)
throws TransactionAlreadyExistsException, TransactionUnavailableException {
ServerTransaction serverTransaction = event.getServerTransaction();
if (serverTransaction == null) {
SipProvider jainSipProvider = (SipProvider) event.getSource();
serverTransaction = jainSipProvider.getNewServerTransaction(event.getRequest());
}
return serverTransaction;
}
/**
* Sends <tt>messageRequest</tt> to the specified destination and logs <tt>messageContent</tt> for
* later use.
*
* @param messageRequest the <tt>SipRequest</tt> that we are about to send.
* @param to the Contact that we are sending <tt>messageRequest</tt> to.
* @param messageContent the SC <tt>Message</tt> that was used to create the <tt>Request</tt> .
* @throws TransactionUnavailableException if we fail creating the transaction required to send
* <tt>messageRequest</tt>.
* @throws SipException if we fail sending <tt>messageRequest</tt>.
*/
void sendMessageRequest(Request messageRequest, Contact to, Message messageContent)
throws TransactionUnavailableException, SipException {
// Transaction
ClientTransaction messageTransaction;
SipProvider jainSipProvider = this.sipProvider.getDefaultJainSipProvider();
messageTransaction = jainSipProvider.getNewClientTransaction(messageRequest);
// send the message
messageTransaction.sendRequest();
// we register the reference to this message to retrieve it when
// we'll receive the response message
String key = ((CallIdHeader) messageRequest.getHeader(CallIdHeader.NAME)).getCallId();
this.sentMsg.put(key, messageContent);
}
/**
* Dispatches the event received from a JAIN-SIP <tt>SipProvider</tt> to one of our "candidate
* recipient" listeners.
*
* @param event the event received for a <tt>SipProvider</tt>.
*/
public void processRequest(RequestEvent event) {
try {
Request request = event.getRequest();
if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) logger.trace("received request: " + request.getMethod());
/*
* Create the transaction if it doesn't exist yet. If it is a
* dialog-creating request, the dialog will also be automatically
* created by the stack.
*/
if (event.getServerTransaction() == null) {
try {
// apply some hacks if needed on incoming request
// to be compliant with some servers/clients
// if needed stop further processing.
if (applyNonConformanceHacks(event)) return;
SipProvider source = (SipProvider) event.getSource();
ServerTransaction transaction = source.getNewServerTransaction(request);
/*
* Update the event, otherwise getServerTransaction() and
* getDialog() will still return their previous value.
*/
event = new RequestEvent(source, transaction, transaction.getDialog(), request);
} catch (SipException ex) {
logger.error(
"couldn't create transaction, please report "
+ "this to [email protected]",
ex);
}
}
ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl service = getServiceData(event.getServerTransaction());
if (service != null) {
service.processRequest(event);
} else {
service = findTargetFor(request);
if (service == null) {
logger.error("couldn't find a ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl " + "to dispatch to");
if (event.getServerTransaction() != null) event.getServerTransaction().terminate();
} else {
/*
* Mark the dialog for the dispatching of later in-dialog
* requests. If there is no dialog, we need to mark the
* request to dispatch a possible timeout when sending the
* response.
*/
Object container = event.getDialog();
if (container == null) container = request;
SipApplicationData.setApplicationData(container, SipApplicationData.KEY_SERVICE, service);
service.processRequest(event);
}
}
} catch (Throwable exc) {
/*
* Any exception thrown within our code should be caught here so
* that we could log it rather than interrupt stack activity with
* it.
*/
this.logApplicationException(DialogTerminatedEvent.class, exc);
// Unfortunately, death can hardly be ignored.
if (exc instanceof ThreadDeath) throw (ThreadDeath) exc;
}
}