internal void AllocateNativeRequest(uint?size = null, ulong requestId = 0)
{
_nativeRequestContext?.ReleasePins();
_nativeRequestContext?.Dispose();
//Debug.Assert(size != 0, "unexpected size");
// We can't reuse overlapped objects
uint newSize = size.HasValue ? size.Value : DefaultBufferSize;
var backingBuffer = new byte[newSize + AlignmentPadding];
var boundHandle = Server.RequestQueue.BoundHandle;
var nativeOverlapped = new SafeNativeOverlapped(boundHandle,
boundHandle.AllocateNativeOverlapped(IOCallback, this, backingBuffer));
var requestAddress = Marshal.UnsafeAddrOfPinnedArrayElement(backingBuffer, 0);
// TODO:
// Apparently the HttpReceiveHttpRequest memory alignment requirements for non - ARM processors
// are different than for ARM processors. We have seen 4 - byte - aligned buffers allocated on
// virtual x64/x86 machines which were accepted by HttpReceiveHttpRequest without errors. In
// these cases the buffer alignment may cause reading values at invalid offset. Setting buffer
// alignment to 0 for now.
//
// _bufferAlignment = (int)(requestAddress.ToInt64() & 0x07);
var bufferAlignment = 0;
var nativeRequest = (HttpApiTypes.HTTP_REQUEST *)(requestAddress + bufferAlignment);
// nativeRequest
_nativeRequestContext = new NativeRequestContext(nativeOverlapped, bufferAlignment, nativeRequest, backingBuffer, requestId);
}
internal Request(RequestContext requestContext, NativeRequestContext nativeRequestContext)
{
// TODO: Verbose log
RequestContext = requestContext;
_nativeRequestContext = nativeRequestContext;
_contentBoundaryType = BoundaryType.None;
RequestId = nativeRequestContext.RequestId;
UConnectionId = nativeRequestContext.ConnectionId;
SslStatus = nativeRequestContext.SslStatus;
KnownMethod = nativeRequestContext.VerbId;
Method = _nativeRequestContext.GetVerb();
RawUrl = nativeRequestContext.GetRawUrl();
var cookedUrl = nativeRequestContext.GetCookedUrl();
QueryString = cookedUrl.GetQueryString() ?? string.Empty;
var prefix = requestContext.Server.Options.UrlPrefixes.GetPrefix((int)nativeRequestContext.UrlContext);
var rawUrlInBytes = _nativeRequestContext.GetRawUrlInBytes();
var originalPath = RequestUriBuilder.DecodeAndUnescapePath(rawUrlInBytes);
// 'OPTIONS * HTTP/1.1'
if (KnownMethod == HttpApiTypes.HTTP_VERB.HttpVerbOPTIONS && string.Equals(RawUrl, "*", StringComparison.Ordinal))
{
PathBase = string.Empty;
Path = string.Empty;
}
// These paths are both unescaped already.
else if (originalPath.Length == prefix.Path.Length - 1)
{
// They matched exactly except for the trailing slash.
PathBase = originalPath;
Path = string.Empty;
}
else
{
// url: /base/path, prefix: /base/, base: /base, path: /path
// url: /, prefix: /, base: , path: /
PathBase = originalPath.Substring(0, prefix.Path.Length - 1);
Path = originalPath.Substring(prefix.Path.Length - 1);
}
ProtocolVersion = _nativeRequestContext.GetVersion();
Headers = new RequestHeaders(_nativeRequestContext);
User = _nativeRequestContext.GetUser();
// GetTlsTokenBindingInfo(); TODO: https://github.com/aspnet/HttpSysServer/issues/231
// Finished directly accessing the HTTP_REQUEST structure.
_nativeRequestContext.ReleasePins();
// TODO: Verbose log parameters
}
protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
{
if (disposing)
{
if (_nativeRequestContext != null)
{
_nativeRequestContext.ReleasePins();
_nativeRequestContext.Dispose();
}
}
}
internal void AllocateNativeRequest(uint?size = null, ulong requestId = 0)
{
_nativeRequestContext?.ReleasePins();
_nativeRequestContext?.Dispose();
// We can't reuse overlapped objects
var boundHandle = Server.RequestQueue.BoundHandle;
var nativeOverlapped = new SafeNativeOverlapped(boundHandle,
boundHandle.AllocateNativeOverlapped(IOCallback, this, pinData: null));
// nativeRequest
_nativeRequestContext = new NativeRequestContext(nativeOverlapped, Server.MemoryPool, size, requestId);
}