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harbour-core/extras/httpsrv/modules/tableservletdb.prg
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/*
* xml table servlet
*
* Copyright 2009 Francesco Saverio Giudice <info / at / fsgiudice.com>
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
* any later version.
*
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* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
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* the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
* Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA (or visit https://www.gnu.org/licenses/).
*
* As a special exception, the Harbour Project gives permission for
* additional uses of the text contained in its release of Harbour.
*
* The exception is that, if you link the Harbour libraries with other
* files to produce an executable, this does not by itself cause the
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* Your use of that executable is in no way restricted on account of
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*
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*
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* Project under the name Harbour. If you copy code from other
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*
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*
*/
#include "hbclass.ch"
#define TABLE_NAME_PATH ".." + hb_ps() + ".." + hb_ps() + ".." + hb_ps() + "tests" + hb_ps() + "test.dbf"
#define SIMULATE_SLOW_REPLY
MEMVAR _REQUEST // defined in uHTTPD
FUNCTION HRBMAIN()
LOCAL cXml, cPage, cCount, nCount
LOCAL oTM
LOCAL hGets := _REQUEST
hb_default( @hGets, { => } )
IF hb_HHasKey( hGets, "page" )
cPage := hGets[ "page" ]
oTM := TableManager():New()
IF oTM:Open()
oTM:Read()
cXml := oTM:getXmlData( Val( cPage ) )
oTM:Close()
ENDIF
ELSEIF hb_HHasKey( hGets, "count" )
cCount := hGets[ "count" ]
IF cCount == "true"
oTM := TableManager():New()
IF oTM:Open()
nCount := oTM:getLastRec()
cXml := oTM:getXmlCount( nCount )
oTM:Close()
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF ! Empty( cXml )
uhttpd_SetHeader( "Content-Type", "text/xml" )
// cache control
uhttpd_SetHeader( "Cache-Control", "no-cache, must-revalidate" )
uhttpd_SetHeader( "Expires", "Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT" )
uhttpd_Write( cXml )
ELSE
uhttpd_SetHeader( "Content-Type", "text/xml" )
uhttpd_Write( '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>' )
uhttpd_Write( "<pages><page>No Data</page></pages>" )
ENDIF
RETURN .T. // I Handle HTML Output
/*
TableManager
*/
CREATE CLASS TableManager
CLASS VAR ROWS_PER_PAGE INIT 23
VAR aData INIT {}
VAR cTable INIT TABLE_NAME_PATH
VAR lOpened INIT .F.
METHOD New()
METHOD Open()
METHOD Close() INLINE iif( ::lOpened, ( table->( dbCloseArea() ), ::lOpened := .F. ), )
METHOD Read()
METHOD getLastRec() INLINE table->( LastRec() )
METHOD getXmlData( page )
METHOD getXmlCount( ncount )
METHOD xmlEncode( input )
ENDCLASS
METHOD New() CLASS TableManager
RETURN Self
METHOD Open() CLASS TableManager
LOCAL cDBF := ::cTable
// hb_ToOutDebug( "CurPath = %s", hb_CurDrive() + hb_osDriveSeparator() + hb_ps() + CurDir() )
// hb_ToOutDebug( "before: cDBF = %s, Used() = %s\n", cDBF, Used() )
IF ! ::lOpened
CLOSE ALL
USE ( cDBF ) ALIAS table SHARED NEW
// hb_ToOutDebug( "after: cDBF = %s, Used() = %s\n", cDBF, Used() )
::lOpened := Used()
ENDIF
RETURN ::lOpened
METHOD Read() CLASS TableManager
LOCAL hMap, lOk := .F.
#ifdef SIMULATE_SLOW_REPLY
// force slow connection to simulate long reply
hb_idleSleep( 0.5 )
#endif
IF ::lOpened
table->( dbGoTop() )
// n := 0
DO WHILE table->( ! Eof() ) // .AND. ++n < 50
hMap := { => }
hMap[ "recno" ] := StrZero( table->( RecNo() ), 4 )
hMap[ "name" ] := RTrim( table->first ) + " " + RTrim( table->last )
hMap[ "address" ] := RTrim( table->street )
hMap[ "city" ] := RTrim( table->city )
hMap[ "state" ] := table->state
hMap[ "zip" ] := table->zip
AAdd( ::aData, hMap )
table->( dbSkip() )
ENDDO
lOk := .T.
ENDIF
RETURN lOK
/**
* Builds a <code>String</code> of XML representing the aData for the
* request table.
*
* For simplicity, we are using a hard-coded data set. In a production
* system, you may wish to use DAOs to query a database for specific table
* data. This may require additional parameters (e.g., the name of the
* table, which could be used to look up instructions on retrieving the
* necessary data).
*
* The returned XML will be formatted as follows:
* &lt;table&gt;<br />
* &lt;header&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="address"&gt;Address&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;/header&gt;<br />
* &lt;row&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="name"&gt;Hank&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="address"&gt;1B Something Street&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="city"&gt;Marietta&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="state"&gt;GA&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;cell key="zip"&gt;30339&lt;/cell&gt;<br />
* &lt;/row&gt;<br />
* ...<br />
* &lt;/table&gt;
*
* @param page
* the page number to retrieve data for
* @return a <code>String</code> of XML representing data for the
* requested table
* @throws IllegalArgumentException
*/
METHOD getXmlData( page ) CLASS TableManager
LOCAL startIndex, stopIndex
LOCAL xml, i, map, key, cString
/*
* For simplicity, we are creating XML as a String. In a production
* system, you should create an XML document (org.w3c.dom.Document) to
* ensure compliance with the DOM Level 2 Core Specification.
*/
// Calculate the start and end indexes of the table data.
startIndex := ( page - 1 ) * ::ROWS_PER_PAGE
stopIndex := startIndex + ::ROWS_PER_PAGE
stopIndex := Min( Len( ::aData ), stopIndex )
// Check the validity of the page index.
IF startIndex < 0 .OR. startIndex >= stopIndex
// throw new IllegalArgumentException("Page index is out of bounds.");
ENDIF
xml := BasicXML():New()
xml:append( '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>' )
// Add the opening <table> tag
xml:append( "<table>" )
// Add nodes describing the table columns
xml:append( "<header>" )
xml:append( '<cell key="recno">RecNo</cell>' )
xml:append( '<cell key="name">Name</cell>' )
xml:append( '<cell key="address">Address</cell>' )
xml:append( '<cell key="city">City</cell>' )
xml:append( '<cell key="state">State</cell>' )
xml:append( '<cell key="zip">Zip</cell>' )
xml:append( "</header>" )
// Add nodes for each row.
FOR i := startIndex + 1 TO stopIndex
map := ::aData[ i ]
// Add the opening <row> tag
xml:append( "<row>" )
// For each entry in the HashMap, add a node
// e.g., <address>123 four street</address>
FOR EACH KEY IN map:Keys
cString := '<cell key="' + key + '">'
cString += ::xmlEncode( hb_CStr( map[ key ] ) )
cString += "</cell>"
xml:append( cString )
NEXT
// Add the closing </row> tag
xml:append( "</row>" )
NEXT
// Add the closing </table> tag
xml:append( "</table>" )
RETURN xml:toString()
METHOD getXmlCount( nCount ) CLASS TableManager
LOCAL xml, n
LOCAL nPages := nCount / ::ROWS_PER_PAGE
IF Int( nPages ) < nPages
nPages ++
ENDIF
xml := BasicXML():New()
xml:append( '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>' )
xml:append( "<pages>" )
FOR n := 1 TO nPages
xml:append( "<page>" + hb_ntos( n ) + "</page>" )
NEXT
xml:append( "</pages>" )
RETURN xml:toString()
/**
* Replaces characters commonly used in XML with symbolic representations
* such that they are interpretted correctly by XML parsers.
*
* @param input
* the string to encode.
* @return the encoded version of the specified string
*/
METHOD xmlEncode( input ) CLASS TableManager
LOCAL out, i, c
IF input == NIL
RETURN INPUT
ENDIF
// Go through the input string and replace the following
// characters:
// & &amp;
// ' &apos;
// " &quot;
// < &lt;
// > &gt;
// [any non-ascii character] &#[character code];
out := ""
FOR i := 1 TO Len( input )
c := SubStr( input, i, 1 )
SWITCH c
CASE "&"
out += "&amp;"
EXIT
CASE "'"
out += "&apos;"
EXIT
CASE '"'
out += "&quot;"
EXIT
CASE "<"
out += "&lt;"
EXIT
CASE ">"
out += "&gt;"
EXIT
#if 0
CASE " "
out += "&nbsp;"
EXIT
#endif
CASE Chr( 9 ) // E'\t'
CASE Chr( 13 ) // E'\r'
CASE Chr( 10 ) // E'\n'
out += c
EXIT
OTHERWISE
// All non-ascii
IF Asc( c ) <= 0x1F .OR. Asc( c ) >= 0x80
out += "&#x" + hb_NumToHex( Asc( c ) ) + ";"
ELSE
out += c
ENDIF
EXIT
ENDSWITCH
NEXT
RETURN out
CREATE CLASS BasicXML
VAR aData INIT {}
METHOD New() CONSTRUCTOR
METHOD append( cString ) INLINE AAdd( ::aData, cString )
METHOD ToString()
ENDCLASS
METHOD New() CLASS BasicXML
RETURN Self
METHOD ToString() CLASS BasicXML
LOCAL s := ""
AEval( ::aData, {| c | s += c + iif( Right( c, 1 ) == ">", hb_eol(), "" ) } )
RETURN s