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harbour-core/include/hbznet.h
Przemysław Czerpak 41b8ecb6c7 2015-08-26 15:51 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/poczta.onet.pl)
* include/hbsocket.h
  * src/rtl/hbsockhb.c
    + added socket filters to standard socket API.
      At C level hb_sockex*() function with PHB_SOCKEX handler can be
      used to operate on socket filters. At PRG level standard hb_socket*()
      functions can be used.
      The following things has been changed in PRG hb_socket*() functions:
      hb_socketErorrString() can accept <pSocket> as 1-st or 2-nd parameter
      and redirect call to socket filter errorStr() method.
      hb_socketClose() executes automatically shutdown() for connected
      sockets - it is important in windows only where without explicit
      call to shutdown() before close transmitted data can be lost.
      hb_socketSend() and hb_socketRecv() can be redirected to filter
      streams if filter set such redirection. If filter does not redirect
      them then they operate on raw sockets. If hb_socketSend() is
      redirected then sent data is flushed automatically.
      The following new PRG functions has been added:
      Add/replace socket filter:
         hb_socketSetFilter( <pSocket>, [<cFilterName>], [<hParams>] )
               -> <pSocket> | NIL
            <cFilterName> is filter name, It's possible to set many filters
            in single hb_socketSetFilter() call separating filter names
            with "|" character, i.e.:
               pSock := hb_socketSetFilter( pSock, "ZSOCK|BFSOCK", hParams )
            <hParams> is hash array with initialization parameters used by
            given socket filter. The core implementation recognize the
            following settings:
               "readahead" - numeric value with size of read ahead buffer
               "flush" - numeric value with auto flush parameter (for more
                         information look at hb_socketAutoFlush() below)
               "redir" - logical value which can be use to enable/disable
                         hb_socketSend() and hb_socketRecv() redirection
                         to filter stream.
      Return filter name used by socket:
         hb_socketGetFilter( <pSocket> ) -> <cFilterName>
      Read from socket stream:
         hb_socketRead( <pSocket>, @<cData>, [<nLen> = Len( cData )],
                        [<nTimeout> = FOREVER] ) -> <nRead>
         this function is similar to hb_socketRecv() but is always
         redirected to socket stream filters.
      Write to socket stream:
         hb_socketWrite( <pSocket>, <cData>, [<nLen> = Len( cData )],
                         [<nTimeout> = FOREVER] ) -> <nWritten>
         this function is similar to hb_socketSend() but it is always
         redirected to socket stream filters. Written data is not flushed
         by default and it should be flushed explicitly by hb_socketFlush().
         Automatic flushing can be enabled by hb_socketAutoFlush() function.
      Flush data written to socket:
         hb_socketFlush( <pSocket>, [<nTimeout> = FOREVER], [<lSync>] )
                     -> <nNotFlushed>
            <lSync> parameter is logical value which can be used to force
            special synchronization method in some filters. Usually users
            do not have to use it in normal code.
      Enable/disable automatic flushing of written data.
         hb_socketAutoFlush( <pSocket>, [ <nTimeout> ] ) -> <nTimeout>
            <nTimeout> is timeout for automatic flush operation on written
            data in milliseconds. <nTimeout> = -1 means wait forever and
            <nTimeout> = 0 disables auto flush.
         automatic flushing can help in adopting existing code anyhow it
         may strongly reduce the performance in some filters, i.e.
         compression filters like ZSOCK have to add special data to the
         stream after each flush operation so it's suggested to call
         flush explicitly when we want to force delivering written data
         to the peer.

  * include/hbznet.h
  * src/rtl/hbznet.c
    + added ZNET socket filter - compressed and encrypted streams are
      compatible with hb_znet*() streams. The old hb_znet*() interface
      is obsolete for pure socket communication and if not used as
      hb_inet*() filter then should be replaced by hb_sockex*() in
      user programs.
      ZNET socket filter can be created by new PRG functions:
         hb_socketNewZNet( <pSocket>, [<cPass>], [<nCompressionLevel>], ;
                           [<nStrategy>] ) -> <pSocket> | NIL
      or by standard socket API with "ZNET" as filter name.
      ZNET filter recognize the following settings in initialization
      hash array:
         "key" or "pass" - string with encryption password
         "zlib" - numeric compression level (HB_ZLIB_COMPRESSION_*)
         "zs" - numeric ZLIB compression strategy (HB_ZLIB_STRATEGY_*)
      ZNET filter always disables any other filters and operates on raw
      socket.
      Please remember that it's optional module. If programmer does not
      use hb_socketNewZNet() explicitly and prefers using hb_socketNew()
      then he should force linking this module by REQUEST hb_socketNewZNet

    + added fSync parameter to hb_znetFlush()
      [INCOMPATIBLE]

  * src/rtl/hbinet.c
    * call flush filter function before socket is closed

  * src/rtl/Makefile
  + src/rtl/hbzsock.c
    + added ZSOCK socket filter - ZLIB and GZIP compression for socket
      streams.
      ZSOCK socket filter can be created by new PRG functions:
         hb_socketNewZSock( <pSocket>, [<hParams>] ) -> <pSocket> | NIL
      or by standard socket API with "ZSOCK" as filter name.
      Programmers using hb_socketNew() can force linking this module by
         REQUEST hb_socketNewZSock
      ZSOCK filter can be used with other filters.
      ZSOCK filter recognize the following settings in initialization
      hash array:
         "zlib" - numeric compression level (HB_ZLIB_COMPRESSION_*)
         "zs" - numeric ZLIB compression strategy (HB_ZLIB_STRATEGY_*)
         "zin" - logical value which allow to enable/disable ZLIB
                 decompression on input stream (default)
         "gzin" - logical value which allow to enable/disable GZIP
                  decompression on input stream - it's possible to
                  enable both ZLIB and GZIP decompression together
                  so both streams can be decompress
         "zout" - logical value which allow to enable/disable ZLIB
                  compression on output stream (default)
         "gzout" - logical value which allow to enable/disable GZIP
                   compression on output stream - if both "zout" and
                   "gzout" are enabled GZIP compression is used.

  * src/rtl/Makefile
  + src/rtl/hbbfsock.c
    + added BFSOCK socket filter - BlowFish input and output stream
      encryption in CTR mode.
      BFSOCK socket filter can be created by new PRG functions:
         hb_socketNewBFSock( <pSocket>, [<hParams>] ) -> <pSocket> | NIL
      or by standard socket API with "BFSOCK" as filter name.
      Programmers using hb_socketNew() can force linking this module by
         REQUEST hb_socketNewBFSock
      BFSOCK filter can be used with other filters, i.e. with ZSOCK.
      Please only remember that good encryption algorithms have to
      generate data which cannot be compressed so using "BFSOCK|ZSOCK"
      only wastes resources and correct filter order is "ZSOCK|BFSOCK".
      BFSOCK filter recognize the following settings in initialization
      hash array:
         "key" or "pass" - string with encryption password
         "iv" - string with initialization vector for CTR mode

  * contrib/hbssl/hbssl.ch
  * contrib/hbssl/hbssl.h
  * contrib/hbssl/hbssl.hbm
  * contrib/hbssl/hbssl.hbx
  * contrib/hbssl/ssl.c
  * contrib/hbssl/ssl_inet.c
  + contrib/hbssl/ssl_sock.c
    + added SSL socket filter
      SSL socket filter can be created by new PRG functions:
         hb_socketNewSSL_connect( <pSocket>, <pSSL> [, <nTimeout> ] )
               -> <pSocketSSL> | NIL
         hb_socketNewSSL_accept( <pSocket>, <pSSL> [, <nTimeout> ] )
               -> <pSocketSSL> | NIL
      or by standard socket API with "SSL" as filter name.
      Programmers using hb_socketNew() can force linking this module by
         REQUEST hb_socketNewSSL_connect
      or
         REQUEST hb_socketNewSSL_accept
      SSL filter always disables any other filters and operates on raw
      socket.
      SSL filter recognize the following settings in initialization hash
      array:
         "ctx" or "key" - pointer SSL item <pSSL>
         "timeout" - timeout (numeric)
         "client" - logical value indicating client mode (SSL_connect())
         "server" - logical value indicating server mode (SSL_accept())

  * contrib/hbssl/tests/inetssl.prg
    ! cleaned typo in local function name

  * contrib/hbnetio/netiocli.c
  * contrib/hbnetio/netiosrv.c
    * use new Harbour extended socket API (hb_sockex*()) instead of
      raw sockets and hb_znet*()

  * contrib/hbtcpio/tcpio.c
    * use new Harbour extended socket API (hb_sockex*()) instead of
      raw sockets
    + implemented hb_fileFlush()
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/*
* Harbour Project source code:
* ZLIB compression for Harbour stream sockets
*
* Copyright 2010 Przemyslaw Czerpak <druzus / at / priv.onet.pl>
* www - http://harbour-project.org
*
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#ifndef HB_ZNET_H_
#define HB_ZNET_H_
#include "hbapi.h"
#include "hbsocket.h"
HB_EXTERN_BEGIN
#define HB_INET_ERR_OK 0
#define HB_INET_ERR_TIMEOUT ( -1 )
#define HB_INET_ERR_CLOSEDCONN ( -2 )
#define HB_INET_ERR_BUFFOVERRUN ( -3 )
#define HB_INET_ERR_CLOSEDSOCKET ( -4 )
#define HB_ZNET_SOCK_ERROR_BASE 100
#if defined( _HB_ZNET_INTERNAL_ )
struct _HB_ZNETSTREAM;
typedef struct _HB_ZNETSTREAM * PHB_ZNETSTREAM;
#else
typedef void * PHB_ZNETSTREAM;
#endif
typedef long ( * HB_INET_RDFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM, HB_SOCKET, void *, long, HB_MAXINT );
typedef long ( * HB_INET_WRFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM, HB_SOCKET, const void *, long, HB_MAXINT, long * );
typedef long ( * HB_INET_FLFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM, HB_SOCKET, HB_MAXINT, HB_BOOL );
typedef void ( * HB_INET_CLFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM );
typedef int ( * HB_INET_ERFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM );
typedef const char * ( * HB_INET_ESFUNC ) ( PHB_ZNETSTREAM, int );
extern HB_EXPORT PHB_ZNETSTREAM hb_znetOpen( int level, int strategy );
extern HB_EXPORT void hb_znetEncryptKey( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream, const void * keydata, int keylen );
extern HB_EXPORT void hb_znetClose( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream );
extern HB_EXPORT int hb_znetError( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream );
extern HB_EXPORT long hb_znetRead( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream, HB_SOCKET sd, void * buffer, long len, HB_MAXINT timeout );
extern HB_EXPORT long hb_znetFlush( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream, HB_SOCKET sd, HB_MAXINT timeout, HB_BOOL fSync );
extern HB_EXPORT long hb_znetWrite( PHB_ZNETSTREAM pStream, HB_SOCKET sd, const void * buffer, long len, HB_MAXINT timeout, long * plast );
extern HB_EXPORT HB_SOCKET hb_znetInetFD( PHB_ITEM pItem, HB_BOOL fError );
extern HB_EXPORT HB_MAXINT hb_znetInetTimeout( PHB_ITEM pItem, HB_BOOL fError );
extern HB_EXPORT HB_BOOL hb_znetInetInitialize( PHB_ITEM, PHB_ZNETSTREAM,
HB_INET_RDFUNC,
HB_INET_WRFUNC,
HB_INET_FLFUNC,
HB_INET_CLFUNC,
HB_INET_ERFUNC,
HB_INET_ESFUNC );
extern HB_EXPORT PHB_SOCKEX hb_sockexNewZNet( HB_SOCKET sd, const void * keydata, int keylen,
int level, int strategy );
HB_EXTERN_END
#endif /* HB_ZNET_H_ */