/// <summary>
/// Parses the header of the next section of the multipart stream and
/// determines if it contains file data or parameter data.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="reader">
/// The StreamReader to read data from.
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="MultipartParseException">
/// thrown if unexpected data is hit such as end of stream.
/// </exception>
private void ParseSection(RebufferableBinaryReader reader)
{
// Our first job is to determine what type of section this is: form data or file.
// This is a bit tricky because files can still be encoded with Content-Disposition: form-data
// in the case of single file uploads. Multi-file uploads have Content-Disposition: file according
// to the spec however in practise it seems that multiple files will be represented by
// multiple Content-Disposition: form-data files.
var parameters = new Dictionary <string, string>();
string line = reader.ReadLine();
while (line != string.Empty)
{
if (line == null)
{
throw new MultipartParseException("Unexpected end of stream");
}
if (line == this.boundary || line == this.endBoundary)
{
throw new MultipartParseException("Unexpected end of section");
}
// This line parses the header values into a set of key/value pairs. For example:
// Content-Disposition: form-data; name="textdata"
// ["content-disposition"] = "form-data"
// ["name"] = "textdata"
// Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="data.txt"
// ["content-disposition"] = "form-data"
// ["name"] = "file"
// ["filename"] = "data.txt"
// Content-Type: text/plain
// ["content-type"] = "text/plain"
Dictionary <string, string> values = this.SplitBySemicolonIgnoringSemicolonsInQuotes(line)
.Select(x => x.Split(new[] { ':', '=' }, 2))
// Limit split to 2 splits so we don't accidently split characters in file paths.
.ToDictionary(
x => x[0].Trim().Replace("\"", string.Empty).ToLower(),
x => x[1].Trim().Replace("\"", string.Empty));
// Here we just want to push all the values that we just retrieved into the
// parameters dictionary.
try
{
foreach (var pair in values)
{
parameters.Add(pair.Key, pair.Value);
}
}
catch (ArgumentException)
{
throw new MultipartParseException("Duplicate field in section");
}
line = reader.ReadLine();
}
// Now that we've consumed all the parameters we're up to the body. We're going to do
// different things depending on if we're parsing a, relatively small, form value or a
// potentially large file.
if (parameters.ContainsKey("filename"))
{
// Right now we assume that if a section contains filename then it is a file.
// This assumption needs to be checked, it holds true in firefox but is untested for other
// browsers.
FilePart part = this.ParseFilePart(parameters, reader);
this.Files.Add(part);
}
else
{
ParameterPart part = this.ParseParameterPart(parameters, reader);
this.Parameters.Add(part.Name, part);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Parses a section of the stream that is known to be file data.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parameters">
/// The header parameters of this file, expects "name" and "filename" to be valid keys
/// </param>
/// <param name="reader">
/// The StreamReader to read the data from
/// </param>
/// <returns>
/// The <see cref="FilePart"/> containing the parsed data (name, filename, stream containing file).
/// </returns>
private FilePart ParseFilePart(Dictionary <string, string> parameters, RebufferableBinaryReader reader)
{
// We want to create a stream and fill it with the data from the
// file.
var data = new MemoryStream();
var curBuffer = new byte[this.BinaryBufferSize];
var prevBuffer = new byte[this.BinaryBufferSize];
int curLength = 0;
int prevLength = 0;
prevLength = reader.Read(prevBuffer, 0, prevBuffer.Length);
do
{
curLength = reader.Read(curBuffer, 0, curBuffer.Length);
// Combine both buffers into the fullBuffer
// See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/415291/best-way-to-combine-two-or-more-byte-arrays-in-c-sharp
var fullBuffer = new byte[this.BinaryBufferSize * 2];
Buffer.BlockCopy(prevBuffer, 0, fullBuffer, 0, prevLength);
Buffer.BlockCopy(curBuffer, 0, fullBuffer, prevLength, curLength);
// Now we want to check for a substring within the current buffer.
// We need to find the closest substring greedily. That is find the
// closest boundary and don't miss the end --'s if it's an end boundary.
int endBoundaryPos = SubsequenceFinder.Search(fullBuffer, this.endBoundaryBinary);
int endBoundaryLength = this.endBoundaryBinary.Length;
int boundaryPos = SubsequenceFinder.Search(fullBuffer, this.boundaryBinary);
int boundaryLength = this.boundaryBinary.Length;
// We need to select the appropriate position and length
// based on the smallest non-negative position.
int endPos = -1;
int endPosLength = 0;
if (endBoundaryPos >= 0 && boundaryPos >= 0)
{
if (boundaryPos < endBoundaryPos)
{
// Select boundary
endPos = boundaryPos;
endPosLength = boundaryLength;
}
else
{
// Select end boundary
endPos = endBoundaryPos;
endPosLength = endBoundaryLength;
this.readEndBoundary = true;
}
}
else if (boundaryPos >= 0 && endBoundaryPos < 0)
{
// Select boundary
endPos = boundaryPos;
endPosLength = boundaryLength;
}
else if (boundaryPos < 0 && endBoundaryPos >= 0)
{
// Select end boundary
endPos = endBoundaryPos;
endPosLength = endBoundaryLength;
this.readEndBoundary = true;
}
if (endPos != -1)
{
// Now we need to check if the endPos is followed by \r\n or just \n. HTTP
// specifies \r\n but some clients might encode with \n. Or we might get 0 if
// we are at the end of the file.
int boundaryNewlineOffset = this.CalculateNewlineLength(ref fullBuffer, endPos + endPosLength);
// We also need to check if the last n characters of the buffer to write
// are a newline and if they are ignore them.
int maxNewlineBytes = this.Encoding.GetMaxByteCount(2);
int bufferNewlineOffset = this.FindNextNewline(
ref fullBuffer, Math.Max(0, endPos - maxNewlineBytes), maxNewlineBytes);
int bufferNewlineLength = this.CalculateNewlineLength(ref fullBuffer, bufferNewlineOffset);
// We've found an end. We need to consume all the binary up to it
// and then write the remainder back to the original stream. Then we
// need to modify the original streams position to take into account
// the new data.
// We also want to chop off the newline that is inserted by the protocl.
// We can do this by reducing endPos by the length of newline in this environment
// and encoding
data.Write(fullBuffer, 0, endPos - bufferNewlineLength);
int writeBackOffset = endPos + endPosLength + boundaryNewlineOffset;
int writeBackAmount = (prevLength + curLength) - writeBackOffset;
var writeBackBuffer = new byte[writeBackAmount];
Buffer.BlockCopy(fullBuffer, writeBackOffset, writeBackBuffer, 0, writeBackAmount);
reader.Buffer(writeBackBuffer);
// stream.Write(fullBuffer, writeBackOffset, writeBackAmount);
// stream.Position = stream.Position - writeBackAmount;
// stream.Flush();
data.Position = 0;
data.Flush();
break;
}
// No end, consume the entire previous buffer
data.Write(prevBuffer, 0, prevLength);
data.Flush();
// Now we want to swap the two buffers, we don't care
// what happens to the data from prevBuffer so we set
// curBuffer to it so it gets overwrited.
byte[] tempBuffer = curBuffer;
curBuffer = prevBuffer;
prevBuffer = tempBuffer;
// We don't need to swap the lengths because
// curLength will be overwritten in the next
// iteration of the loop.
prevLength = curLength;
} while (prevLength != 0);
string contentType = parameters.ContainsKey("content-type") ? parameters["content-type"] : "text/plain";
string contentDisposition = parameters.ContainsKey("content-disposition")
? parameters["content-disposition"]
: "form-data";
var part = new FilePart(parameters["name"], parameters["filename"], data, contentType, contentDisposition);
return(part);
}
