internal void EnsurePackage(IPackageCacheRepository cacheRepository)
{
// OData caches instances of DataServicePackage while updating their property values. As a result,
// the ZipPackage that we downloaded may no longer be valid (as indicated by a newer hash).
// When using MachineCache, once we've verified that the hashes match (which happens the first time around),
// we'll simply verify the file exists between successive calls.
IPackageMetadata packageMetadata = this;
bool refreshPackage = _package == null ||
(_package is OptimizedZipPackage && !((OptimizedZipPackage)_package).IsValid) ||
!String.Equals(OldHash, PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) ||
(_usingMachineCache && !cacheRepository.Exists(Id, packageMetadata.Version));
if (refreshPackage &&
TryGetPackage(cacheRepository, packageMetadata, out _package) &&
_package.GetHash(HashProvider).Equals(PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
OldHash = PackageHash;
// Reset the flag so that we no longer need to download the package since it exists and is valid.
refreshPackage = false;
// Make a note that the backing store for the ZipPackage is the machine cache.
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
if (refreshPackage)
{
using (Stream targetStream = cacheRepository.CreatePackageStream(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version))
{
// We either do not have a package available locally or they are invalid. Download the package from the server.
Downloader.DownloadPackage(DownloadUrl, this, targetStream);
}
_package = cacheRepository.FindPackage(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
// Make a note that we are using an in-memory instance of the package.
_usingMachineCache = false;
OldHash = PackageHash;
}
}
internal void EnsurePackage(IPackageCacheRepository cacheRepository)
{
// OData caches instances of DataServicePackage while updating their property values. As a result,
// the ZipPackage that we downloaded may no longer be valid (as indicated by a newer hash).
// When using MachineCache, once we've verified that the hashes match (which happens the first time around),
// we'll simply verify the file exists between successive calls.
IPackageMetadata packageMetadata = this;
bool refreshPackage = _package == null ||
(_package is OptimizedZipPackage && !((OptimizedZipPackage)_package).IsValid) ||
!String.Equals(OldHash, PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) ||
(_usingMachineCache && !cacheRepository.Exists(Id, packageMetadata.Version));
if (refreshPackage &&
TryGetPackage(cacheRepository, packageMetadata, out _package) &&
_package.GetHash(HashProvider).Equals(PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
OldHash = PackageHash;
// Reset the flag so that we no longer need to download the package since it exists and is valid.
refreshPackage = false;
// Make a note that the backing store for the ZipPackage is the machine cache.
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
if (refreshPackage)
{
// We either do not have a package available locally or they are invalid. Download the package from the server.
Stream targetStream = null;
try
{
targetStream = cacheRepository.CreatePackageStream(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
// this can happen when access to the %LocalAppData% directory is blocked, e.g. on Windows Azure Web Site build
if (targetStream != null)
{
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
else
{
// if we can't store the package into machine cache, store it in memory
targetStream = new MemoryStream();
_usingMachineCache = false;
}
// download package into the stream
Downloader.DownloadPackage(DownloadUrl, this, targetStream);
}
finally
{
if (targetStream != null && _usingMachineCache)
{
targetStream.Dispose();
}
}
if (_usingMachineCache)
{
_package = cacheRepository.FindPackage(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
Debug.Assert(_package != null);
}
else
{
targetStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
_package = new ZipPackage(targetStream);
targetStream.Dispose();
}
OldHash = PackageHash;
}
}
internal void EnsurePackage(IPackageCacheRepository cacheRepository)
{
// OData caches instances of DataServicePackage while updating their property values. As a result,
// the ZipPackage that we downloaded may no longer be valid (as indicated by a newer hash).
// When using MachineCache, once we've verified that the hashes match (which happens the first time around),
// we'll simply verify the file exists between successive calls.
IPackageMetadata packageMetadata = this;
bool refreshPackage = _package == null ||
(_package is OptimizedZipPackage && !((OptimizedZipPackage)_package).IsValid) ||
!String.Equals(OldHash, PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) ||
(_usingMachineCache && !cacheRepository.Exists(Id, packageMetadata.Version));
if (refreshPackage &&
TryGetPackage(cacheRepository, packageMetadata, out _package) &&
_package.GetHash(HashProvider).Equals(PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
OldHash = PackageHash;
// Reset the flag so that we no longer need to download the package since it exists and is valid.
refreshPackage = false;
// Make a note that the backing store for the ZipPackage is the machine cache.
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
if (refreshPackage)
{
// We either do not have a package available locally or they are invalid. Download the package from the server.
Stream targetStream = null;
try
{
targetStream = cacheRepository.CreatePackageStream(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
// this can happen when access to the %LocalAppData% directory is blocked, e.g. on Windows Azure Web Site build
if (targetStream != null)
{
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
else
{
// if we can't store the package into machine cache, store it in memory
targetStream = new MemoryStream();
_usingMachineCache = false;
}
// download package into the stream
Downloader.DownloadPackage(DownloadUrl, this, targetStream);
}
finally
{
if (targetStream != null && _usingMachineCache)
{
targetStream.Dispose();
}
}
if (_usingMachineCache)
{
_package = cacheRepository.FindPackage(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
Debug.Assert(_package != null);
}
else
{
targetStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
_package = new ZipPackage(targetStream);
targetStream.Dispose();
}
OldHash = PackageHash;
}
}
internal void EnsurePackage(IPackageCacheRepository cacheRepository)
{
// OData caches instances of DataServicePackage while updating their property values. As a result,
// the ZipPackage that we downloaded may no longer be valid (as indicated by a newer hash).
// When using MachineCache, once we've verified that the hashes match (which happens the first time around),
// we'll simply verify the file exists between successive calls.
IPackageMetadata packageMetadata = this;
bool refreshPackage = _package == null ||
(_package is OptimizedZipPackage && !((OptimizedZipPackage)_package).IsValid) ||
!String.Equals(OldHash, PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) ||
(_usingMachineCache && !cacheRepository.Exists(Id, packageMetadata.Version));
if (refreshPackage &&
TryGetPackage(cacheRepository, packageMetadata, out _package) &&
_package.GetHash(HashProvider).Equals(PackageHash, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
OldHash = PackageHash;
// Reset the flag so that we no longer need to download the package since it exists and is valid.
refreshPackage = false;
// Make a note that the backing store for the ZipPackage is the machine cache.
_usingMachineCache = true;
}
if (refreshPackage)
{
using (Stream targetStream = cacheRepository.CreatePackageStream(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version))
{
// We either do not have a package available locally or they are invalid. Download the package from the server.
Downloader.DownloadPackage(DownloadUrl, this, targetStream);
}
_package = cacheRepository.FindPackage(packageMetadata.Id, packageMetadata.Version);
// Make a note that we are using an in-memory instance of the package.
_usingMachineCache = false;
OldHash = PackageHash;
}
}