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/*
Copyright (C) 2005-2009 Michel de Boer <michel@twinklephone.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 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*/
/**
* @file
* Abstract class for all types of SIP dialogs.
*/
#ifndef _ABSTRACT_DIALOG_H
#define _ABSTRACT_DIALOG_H
#include <string>
#include <list>
#include <set>
#include <queue>
#include "client_request.h"
#include "id_object.h"
#include "protocol.h"
#include "sockets/url.h"
#include "parser/request.h"
using namespace std;
// Forward declaration
class t_phone_user;
/**
* Abstract class for all types of SIP dialogs.
* Concrete classes for all SIP dialogs inherit from this class.
*/
class t_abstract_dialog : public t_id_object {
protected:
/**
* Phone user for which this dialog is created.
* This pointer should never be deleted.
*/
t_phone_user *phone_user;
string call_id; /**< SIP call id. */
bool call_id_owner; /**< Indicates if the call id is generated locally. */
string local_tag; /**< Local tag value. */
string remote_tag; /**< Remote tag value. */
unsigned long local_seqnr; /**< Last local sequence number issued. */
unsigned long remote_seqnr; /**< Last remote sequence number received. */
/**
* The remote_seqnr_set indicates if the remote_seqnr is set by the far-end.
* RFC 3261 allows the CSeq sequence number to be 0. So there is no
* invalid sequence number.
*/
bool remote_seqnr_set;
t_url local_uri; /**< URI of the local party (From/To headers). */
string local_display; /**< Display name of the local party. */
t_url remote_uri; /**< URI of the remote party (From/To headers). */
string remote_display; /**< Display name of the remote party. */
/** URI of the remote target (Contact header). This is the destination for a request. */
t_url remote_target_uri;
string remote_target_display; /**< Display name of the remote target. */
list<t_route> route_set; /**< The route set. */
unsigned long local_resp_nr; /**< Last local response number (for 100rel) issued. */
unsigned long remote_resp_nr; /**< Last remote response number (for 100rel) received. */
set<string> remote_extensions; /**< SIP extensions supported by the remote party. */
/** The IP transport/address/port from which the last SIP message was received. */
t_ip_port remote_ip_port;
/**
* Remove a client request. Pass one of the client request
* pointers to this member. The reference count of the
* request will be decremented. If it becomes zero, then
* the request object is deleted.
* In all cases the passed pointer will be set to NULL.
* @param cr [in] The client request.
*/
void remove_client_request(t_client_request **cr);
/**
* Create route set from the Record-Route header of a response.
* If the response does not have a Record-Route header, then the route
* set is cleared.
* @param r [in] The response.
*/
void create_route_set(t_response *r);
/**
* Create remote target uri and display from the Contact header of a response.
* @param r [in] The response.
*/
void create_remote_target(t_response *r);
/**
* Send a request within the dialog.
* Sending a request will create a SIP transaction.
* @param r [in] The request.
* @param tuid [in] The transaction user id to be assigend to the transaction.
*/
virtual void send_request(t_request *r, t_tuid tuid) = 0;
/**
* Resend an existing client request.
* A new Via and CSeq header will be put in the request.
* Resending is different from retransmitting. Requests are automatically
* retransmitted by the transaction layer. Resending creates a new SIP
* transaction. Resending is f.i. done when a request must be redirected.
* @param cr [in] The client request.
*/
virtual void resend_request(t_client_request *cr);
/**
* Resend mid-dialog request with an authorization header containing
* credentials for the challenge in the response.
* @param cr [in] The request.
* @param resp [in] The 401 or 407 response.
* @return true, if resending succeeded.
* @return false, if credentials could not be determined.
*
* @pre The response must be a 401 or 407.
*/
bool resend_request_auth(t_client_request *cr, t_response *resp);
/**
* Redirect mid-dialog request to the next destination.
* There are multiple reasons for redirection:
* - A 3XX response was received.
* - The request failed with a non-3XX response. A next contact should be tried.
*
* @param cr [in] The request.
* @param resp [in] The failure response that was received on the request.
* @param contact [out] Contains on successful return the contact to which the request is sent.
* @return true, if the request is sent to a next destination.
* @return false, if no next destination exists.
*/
bool redirect_request(t_client_request *cr, t_response *resp,
t_contact_param &contact);
/**
* Failover request to the next destination from DNS lookup.
* @param cr [in] The request.
* @return true, if the request is sent to a next destination.
* @return false, if no next destination exists.
*/
bool failover_request(t_client_request *cr);
public:
/**
* Constructor.
* @param pu [in] Phone user for which the dialog must be created.
*/
t_abstract_dialog(t_phone_user *pu);
/**
* Destructor.
*/
virtual ~t_abstract_dialog();
/**
* Create a request using the stored dialog state information.
* @param m [in] Request method.
* @return The request.
*/
virtual t_request *create_request(t_method m);
/**
* Copy a dialog.
* @return A copy of the dialog.
*/
virtual t_abstract_dialog *copy(void) = 0;
/**
* Get a pointer to the user profile of the user for whom this dialog
* was created.
* @return The user profile.
*/
t_user *get_user(void) const;
/**
* Resend mid-dialog request with an authorization header containing
* credentials for the challenge in the response.
* @param resp [in] The 401 or 407 response to the request that must be resent.
* @return true, if resending succeeded.
* @return false, if credentials could not be determined.
*
* @pre The response must be a 401 or 407.
*/
virtual bool resend_request_auth(t_response *resp) = 0;
/**
* Redirect mid-dialog request to the next destination.
* @param resp [in] The response to the request that must be resent.
* @return true, if the request is sent to a next destination.
* @return false, if no next destination exists.
*/
virtual bool redirect_request(t_response *resp) = 0;
/**
* Failover request to the next destination from DNS lookup.
* @param resp [in] The response to the request that must be resent.
* @return true, if the request is sent to a next destination.
* @return false, if no next destination exists.
*/
virtual bool failover_request(t_response *resp) = 0;
/**
* Process a received response.
* @param r [in] The received response.
* @param tuid [in] The transaction user id of the transaction for the response.
* @param tid [in] The transaction id of the transaction for the response.
*/
virtual void recvd_response(t_response *r, t_tuid tuid, t_tid tid);
/**
* Process a received request.
* @param r [in] The received request.
* @param tuid [in] The transaction user id of the transaction for the request.
* @param tid [in] The transaction id of the transaction for the request.
*/
virtual void recvd_request(t_request *r, t_tuid tuid, t_tid tid);
/**
* Match a response with the dialog.
* @param r [in] The response.
* @param tuid [in] The transaction user id of the transaction for the response.
* @return true, if the response matches the dialog.
* @return false, otherwise.
*/
virtual bool match_response(t_response *r, t_tuid tuid);
/**
* Match a request with the dialog.
* @param r [in] The request.
* @return true, if the request matches the dialog.
* @return false, otherwise.
*/
virtual bool match_request(t_request *r);
/**
* Partially match a request with the dialog, i.e. do not match remote tag.
* @param r [in] The request.
* @return true, if the request partially matches the dialog.
* @return false, otherwise.
*/
virtual bool match_partial_request(t_request *r);
/**
* Match call-id and tags with the dialog.
* @param _call_id [in] SIP call-id.
* @param to_tag [in] SIP to-tag.
* @param from_tag [in] SIP from-tag.
* @return true, if call-id and tags match the dialog.
* @return false, otherwise.
*/
virtual bool match(const string &_call_id, const string &to_tag,
const string &from_tag) const;
/**
* Get the URI of the remote target.
* @return remote target URI.
* @see remote_target_uri
*/
t_url get_remote_target_uri(void) const;
/**
* Get the display name of the remote target.
* @return display name of remote target.
* @see remote_target_display
*/
string get_remote_target_display(void) const;
/**
* Get the URI of the remote party.
* @return URI of remote party.
* @see remote_uri
*/
t_url get_remote_uri(void) const;
/**
* Get the display name of the remote party.
* @return display name of the remote party.
* @see remote_display
*/
string get_remote_display(void) const;
/**
* Get the IP transport/address/port from which the last SIP message was received.
* @return transport/address/port
*/
t_ip_port get_remote_ip_port(void) const;
/**
* Get the SIP call id.
* @return SIP call id.
*/
string get_call_id(void) const;
/**
* Get the local tag.
* @return local tag.
*/
string get_local_tag(void) const;
/**
* Get the remote tag.
* @return remote tag.
*/
string get_remote_tag(void) const;
/**
* Check if the remote party supports a particular SIP exentsion.
* @param extension [in] Name of the SIP extension.
* @return true, if remote party supports the extension.
* @return false, otherwise.
*/
virtual bool remote_extension_supported(const string &extension) const;
/**
* Check if this dialog is the owner of the call id.
* @return true, if this dialog is the owner.
* @return false, otherwise.
* @see call_id_owner
*/
bool is_call_id_owner(void) const;
};
#endif
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