/**
* Listens for network changes and if we have a down interface and we have a tcp/tls provider
* which is staying for 20 seconds in unregistering state, it cannot unregister cause its using
* the old address which is currently down, and we must recreate its listening points so it can
* further reconnect.
*
* @param event the change event.
*/
public void configurationChanged(ChangeEvent event) {
if (event.isInitial()) return;
if (event.getType() == ChangeEvent.ADDRESS_DOWN) {
for (final ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl pp : listeners) {
if (pp.getRegistrarConnection().getTransport() != null
&& (pp.getRegistrarConnection().getTransport().equals(ListeningPoint.TCP)
|| pp.getRegistrarConnection().getTransport().equals(ListeningPoint.TLS))) {
ResetListeningPoint reseter;
synchronized (resetListeningPointsTimers) {
// we do this only once for transport
if (resetListeningPointsTimers.containsKey(pp.getRegistrarConnection().getTransport()))
continue;
reseter = new ResetListeningPoint(pp);
resetListeningPointsTimers.put(pp.getRegistrarConnection().getTransport(), reseter);
}
pp.addRegistrationStateChangeListener(reseter);
}
}
}
}
/**
* Attach any custom headers pre configured for the account. Added only to message Requests. The
* header account properties are of form: ConfigHeader.N.Name=HeaderName
* ConfigHeader.N.Value=HeaderValue ConfigHeader.N.Method=SIP_MethodName (optional) Where N is the
* index of the header, multiple custom headers can be added. Name is the header name to use and
* Value is its value. The optional property is whether to use a specific request method to attach
* headers to or if missing we will attach it to all requests.
*
* @param message the message that we'd like to attach custom headers to.
* @param protocolProvider the protocol provider to check for configured custom headers.
*/
static void attachConfigHeaders(
Message message, ProtocolProviderServiceSipImpl protocolProvider) {
if (message instanceof Response) return;
Request request = (Request) message;
Map<String, String> props = protocolProvider.getAccountID().getAccountProperties();
Map<String, Map<String, String>> headers = new HashMap<String, Map<String, String>>();
// parse the properties into the map where the index is the key
for (Map.Entry<String, String> entry : props.entrySet()) {
String pName = entry.getKey();
String prefStr = entry.getValue();
String name;
String ix;
if (!pName.startsWith(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER) || prefStr == null) continue;
prefStr = prefStr.trim();
if (pName.contains(".")) {
pName = pName.replaceAll(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER + ".", "");
name = pName.substring(pName.lastIndexOf('.') + 1).trim();
if (!pName.contains(".")) continue;
ix = pName.substring(0, pName.lastIndexOf('.')).trim();
} else continue;
Map<String, String> headerValues = headers.get(ix);
if (headerValues == null) {
headerValues = new HashMap<String, String>();
headers.put(ix, headerValues);
}
headerValues.put(name, prefStr);
}
// process the found custom headers
for (Map<String, String> headerValues : headers.values()) {
String method = headerValues.get(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER_METHOD);
// if there is a method setting and is different from
// current request method skip this header
// if any of the required properties are missing skip (Name & Value)
if ((method != null && !request.getMethod().equalsIgnoreCase(method))
|| !headerValues.containsKey(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER_NAME)
|| !headerValues.containsKey(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER_VALUE)) continue;
try {
String name = headerValues.get(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER_NAME);
String value = processParams(headerValues.get(ACC_PROPERTY_CONFIG_HEADER_VALUE), request);
Header h = request.getHeader(name);
// makes possible overriding already created headers which
// are not custom one
// RouteHeader is used by ProxyRouter/DefaultRouter and we
// cannot use it as custom header if we want to add it
if ((h != null && !(h instanceof CustomHeader)) || name.equals(SIPHeaderNames.ROUTE)) {
request.setHeader(protocolProvider.getHeaderFactory().createHeader(name, value));
} else request.addHeader(new CustomHeaderList(name, value));
} catch (Exception e) {
logger.error("Cannot create custom header", e);
}
}
}