cef/include/capi/cef_resource_handler_capi.h

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#ifndef CEF_INCLUDE_CAPI_CEF_RESOURCE_HANDLER_CAPI_H_
#define CEF_INCLUDE_CAPI_CEF_RESOURCE_HANDLER_CAPI_H_
#pragma once

#include "include/capi/cef_base_capi.h"
#include "include/capi/cef_browser_capi.h"
#include "include/capi/cef_callback_capi.h"
#include "include/capi/cef_cookie_capi.h"
#include "include/capi/cef_request_capi.h"
#include "include/capi/cef_response_capi.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

///
// Callback for asynchronous continuation of cef_resource_handler_t::skip().
///
typedef struct _cef_resource_skip_callback_t {
  ///
  // Base structure.
  ///
  cef_base_ref_counted_t base;

  ///
  // Callback for asynchronous continuation of skip(). If |bytes_skipped| > 0
  // then either skip() will be called again until the requested number of bytes
  // have been skipped or the request will proceed. If |bytes_skipped| <= 0 the
  // request will fail with ERR_REQUEST_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE.
  ///
  void(CEF_CALLBACK* cont)(struct _cef_resource_skip_callback_t* self,
                           int64 bytes_skipped);
} cef_resource_skip_callback_t;

///
// Callback for asynchronous continuation of cef_resource_handler_t::read().
///
typedef struct _cef_resource_read_callback_t {
  ///
  // Base structure.
  ///
  cef_base_ref_counted_t base;

  ///
  // Callback for asynchronous continuation of read(). If |bytes_read| == 0 the
  // response will be considered complete. If |bytes_read| > 0 then read() will
  // be called again until the request is complete (based on either the result
  // or the expected content length). If |bytes_read| < 0 then the request will
  // fail and the |bytes_read| value will be treated as the error code.
  ///
  void(CEF_CALLBACK* cont)(struct _cef_resource_read_callback_t* self,
                           int bytes_read);
} cef_resource_read_callback_t;

///
// Structure used to implement a custom request handler structure. The functions
// of this structure will be called on the IO thread unless otherwise indicated.
///
typedef struct _cef_resource_handler_t {
  ///
  // Base structure.
  ///
  cef_base_ref_counted_t base;

  ///
  // Open the response stream. To handle the request immediately set
  // |handle_request| to true (1) and return true (1). To decide at a later time
  // set |handle_request| to false (0), return true (1), and execute |callback|
  // to continue or cancel the request. To cancel the request immediately set
  // |handle_request| to true (1) and return false (0). This function will be
  // called in sequence but not from a dedicated thread. For backwards
  // compatibility set |handle_request| to false (0) and return false (0) and
  // the ProcessRequest function will be called.
  ///
  int(CEF_CALLBACK* open)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                          struct _cef_request_t* request,
                          int* handle_request,
                          struct _cef_callback_t* callback);

  ///
  // Begin processing the request. To handle the request return true (1) and
  // call cef_callback_t::cont() once the response header information is
  // available (cef_callback_t::cont() can also be called from inside this
  // function if header information is available immediately). To cancel the
  // request return false (0).
  //
  // WARNING: This function is deprecated. Use Open instead.
  ///
  int(CEF_CALLBACK* process_request)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                                     struct _cef_request_t* request,
                                     struct _cef_callback_t* callback);

  ///
  // Retrieve response header information. If the response length is not known
  // set |response_length| to -1 and read_response() will be called until it
  // returns false (0). If the response length is known set |response_length| to
  // a positive value and read_response() will be called until it returns false
  // (0) or the specified number of bytes have been read. Use the |response|
  // object to set the mime type, http status code and other optional header
  // values. To redirect the request to a new URL set |redirectUrl| to the new
  // URL. |redirectUrl| can be either a relative or fully qualified URL. It is
  // also possible to set |response| to a redirect http status code and pass the
  // new URL via a Location header. Likewise with |redirectUrl| it is valid to
  // set a relative or fully qualified URL as the Location header value. If an
  // error occured while setting up the request you can call set_error() on
  // |response| to indicate the error condition.
  ///
  void(CEF_CALLBACK* get_response_headers)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                                           struct _cef_response_t* response,
                                           int64* response_length,
                                           cef_string_t* redirectUrl);

  ///
  // Skip response data when requested by a Range header. Skip over and discard
  // |bytes_to_skip| bytes of response data. If data is available immediately
  // set |bytes_skipped| to the number of of bytes skipped and return true (1).
  // To read the data at a later time set |bytes_skipped| to 0, return true (1)
  // and execute |callback| when the data is available. To indicate failure set
  // |bytes_skipped| to < 0 (e.g. -2 for ERR_FAILED) and return false (0). This
  // function will be called in sequence but not from a dedicated thread.
  ///
  int(CEF_CALLBACK* skip)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                          int64 bytes_to_skip,
                          int64* bytes_skipped,
                          struct _cef_resource_skip_callback_t* callback);

  ///
  // Read response data. If data is available immediately copy up to
  // |bytes_to_read| bytes into |data_out|, set |bytes_read| to the number of
  // bytes copied, and return true (1). To read the data at a later time keep a
  // pointer to |data_out|, set |bytes_read| to 0, return true (1) and execute
  // |callback| when the data is available (|data_out| will remain valid until
  // the callback is executed). To indicate response completion set |bytes_read|
  // to 0 and return false (0). To indicate failure set |bytes_read| to < 0
  // (e.g. -2 for ERR_FAILED) and return false (0). This function will be called
  // in sequence but not from a dedicated thread. For backwards compatibility
  // set |bytes_read| to -1 and return false (0) and the ReadResponse function
  // will be called.
  ///
  int(CEF_CALLBACK* read)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                          void* data_out,
                          int bytes_to_read,
                          int* bytes_read,
                          struct _cef_resource_read_callback_t* callback);

  ///
  // Read response data. If data is available immediately copy up to
  // |bytes_to_read| bytes into |data_out|, set |bytes_read| to the number of
  // bytes copied, and return true (1). To read the data at a later time set
  // |bytes_read| to 0, return true (1) and call cef_callback_t::cont() when the
  // data is available. To indicate response completion return false (0).
  //
  // WARNING: This function is deprecated. Use Skip and Read instead.
  ///
  int(CEF_CALLBACK* read_response)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self,
                                   void* data_out,
                                   int bytes_to_read,
                                   int* bytes_read,
                                   struct _cef_callback_t* callback);

  ///
  // Request processing has been canceled.
  ///
  void(CEF_CALLBACK* cancel)(struct _cef_resource_handler_t* self);
} cef_resource_handler_t;

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif  // CEF_INCLUDE_CAPI_CEF_RESOURCE_HANDLER_CAPI_H_