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NetworkManager.cpp
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/**
* If not stated otherwise in this file or this component's LICENSE
* file the following copyright and licenses apply:
*
* Copyright 2022 RDK Management
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
#include "NetworkManager.h"
#include <random>
namespace WPEFramework
{
namespace Plugin
{
static Plugin::Metadata<Plugin::NetworkManager> metadata(
// Version (Major, Minor, Patch)
NETWORKMANAGER_MAJOR_VERSION, NETWORKMANAGER_MINOR_VERSION, NETWORKMANAGER_PATCH_VERSION,
// Preconditions
{ subsystem::PLATFORM },
// Terminations
{},
// Controls
{ subsystem::INTERNET }
);
NetworkManager::NetworkManager()
: _connectionId(0),
_service(nullptr),
_NetworkManager(nullptr),
_notification(this)
{
// Don't do any work in the constructor - all set up should be done in Initialize
m_defaultInterface = "wlan0";
}
NetworkManager::~NetworkManager()
{
// Don't do any work in the constructor - all tear down should be done in Deinitialize
}
/**
* Initialise the plugin and register ourselves
*
* This should aim to be as fast as possible
*
* Even if we're running in Out Of Process mode, this will still run in the
* main WPEFramework process - the new process is actually spawned from this method
*/
const string NetworkManager::Initialize(PluginHost::IShell *service)
{
// Make sure everything is null as we expect
ASSERT(_service == nullptr);
ASSERT(_NetworkManager == nullptr);
// Syslog Startup messages are always printed by default
SYSLOG(Logging::Startup, (_T("Initializing NetworkManager")));
SYSLOG(Logging::Startup, (_T("Initialize running in process %d"), Core::ProcessInfo().Id()));
NetworkManagerLogger::Init();
// Register the Connection::Notification first. Do this before we start our actual plugin
// in case something goes wrong or is disconnected - this way we know we're at least registered
// for activate/deactivate events
_service = service;
_service->Register(&_notification);
// Register ourselves in the PluginHost so other plugins know where to find us
// If we are running out of process (as per our config file), this is what will actually spawn the WPEProcess process
// which will run our plugin instance
//
// Ideally for large, complex plugins we would actually split the plugin into two libraries - a thin library that just calls
// _service->Root to launch WPEProcess, and a larger library that is only ever run inside WPEProcess only (we do this for Cobalt and WebKitBrowser)
_NetworkManager = service->Root<Exchange::INetworkManager>(_connectionId, 25000, _T("NetworkManagerImplementation"));
// Still running inside the main WPEFramework process - the child process will have now been spawned and registered if necessary
if (_NetworkManager != nullptr)
{
// set the plugin configuration
Exchange::INetworkManager::NMLogging _loglevel;
_NetworkManager->Configure(_service->ConfigLine(), _loglevel);
// configure loglevel in libWPEFrameworkNetworkManager.so
NetworkManagerLogger::SetLevel(static_cast <NetworkManagerLogger::LogLevel>(_loglevel));
_NetworkManager->Register(&_notification);
// Register all custom JSON-RPC methods
RegisterAllMethods();
}
else
{
// Something went wrong, clean up
TRACE(Trace::Error, (_T("Failed to initialize NetworkManager")));
_service->Unregister(&_notification);
_service = nullptr;
// Returning a string signals that we failed to initialize - WPEFramework will print this as an error message
return "Failed to initialize NetworkManager";
}
// Success
return "";
}
/**
* Clean up the plugin when we're deactivated. Should release any resources we were holding
*
* Note again this code runs inside the main WPEFramework daemon even if the plugin is set to run out-of-process
*/
void NetworkManager::Deinitialize(PluginHost::IShell *service)
{
ASSERT(_service == service);
ASSERT(_NetworkManager != nullptr);
TRACE(Trace::Information, (_T("Deinitializing NetworkManager")));
TRACE(Trace::Information, (_T("Deinitialize running in process %d"), Core::ProcessInfo().Id()));
if (_NetworkManager != nullptr)
{
// TODO:: Work out exactly what triggers the shutdown of the out-of-process host
_service->Unregister(&_notification);
_NetworkManager->Unregister(&_notification);
// Unregister all our JSON-RPC methods
UnregisterAllMethods();
_NetworkManager->Release();
}
// Set everything back to default
_connectionId = 0;
_service = nullptr;
_NetworkManager = nullptr;
}
string NetworkManager::Information() const
{
// No additional info to report
return string();
}
void NetworkManager::Deactivated(RPC::IRemoteConnection *connection)
{
// Gracefully handle an unexpected termination from the other side of the connection (for example if the remote process crashed)
// and deactivate ourselves as we cannot continue safely
if (connection->Id() == _connectionId)
{
ASSERT(_service != nullptr);
Core::IWorkerPool::Instance().Submit(PluginHost::IShell::Job::Create(_service, PluginHost::IShell::DEACTIVATED, PluginHost::IShell::FAILURE));
}
}
}
}