public HttpResponseBuilder(sResponse response)
{
httpStatusCode = response.getHttpStatusCode();
headers.Add(response.getHeaders());
foreach (var item in response.getMetadata())
{
metadata.Add(item.Key, item.Value);
}
responseBytes = response.responseBytes;
}
public HttpResponseBuilder(sResponse response)
{
httpStatusCode = response.getHttpStatusCode();
headers.Add(response.getHeaders());
foreach (var item in response.getMetadata())
{
metadata.Add(item.Key, item.Value);
}
responseBytes = response.responseBytes;
}
/**
* Convert a response to a JSON object. static so it can be used by HttpPreloaders as well.
*
* The returned JSON object contains the following values:
* rc: integer response code
* body: string response body
* headers: object, keys are header names, values are lists of header values
*
* @param response the response body
* @param body string to use as the body of the response.
* @return a JSONObject representation of the response body.
*/
public static JsonObject getResponseAsJson(sResponse response, String body)
{
JsonObject resp = new JsonObject();
resp.Put("rc", response.getHttpStatusCode());
resp.Put("body", body);
JsonObject headers = new JsonObject();
addHeaders(headers, response, "set-cookie");
addHeaders(headers, response, "location");
resp.Put("headers", headers);
// Merge in additional response data
foreach (var entry in response.getMetadata())
{
resp.Put(entry.Key, entry.Value);
}
return resp;
}
/**
* Check if a response might be due to an OAuth protocol error. We don't want to intercept
* errors for signed fetch, we only care about places where we are dealing with OAuth request
* and/or access tokens.
*/
private bool isFullOAuthError(sResponse response)
{
// 400, 401 and 403 are likely to be authentication errors.
if (response.getHttpStatusCode() != 400 && response.getHttpStatusCode() != 401 &&
response.getHttpStatusCode() != 403)
{
return false;
}
// If the client forced us to use full OAuth, this might be OAuth related.
if (realRequest.getOAuthArguments().mustUseToken())
{
return true;
}
// If we're using an access token, this might be OAuth related.
if (accessorInfo.getAccessor().accessToken != null)
{
return true;
}
// Not OAuth related.
return false;
}
/**
* Look for an OAuth protocol problem. For cases where no access token is in play
* @param response
* @throws OAuthProtocolException
* @throws IOException
*/
private void checkForProtocolProblem(sResponse response)
{
if (isFullOAuthError(response))
{
OAuthMessage message = parseAuthHeader(null, response);
if (message.getParameter(OAuthProblemException.OAUTH_PROBLEM) != null)
{
// SP reported extended error information
throw new OAuthProtocolException(message);
}
// No extended information, guess based on HTTP response code.
throw new OAuthProtocolException(response.getHttpStatusCode());
}
}
