/// <summary>
/// This method is called whenever an Item has been successfully
/// reconstituted from the request's entity.
/// It uses the information curren tin the XmlInventoryCollection
/// to complete the item's specification, including any implied
/// context and asset associations.
/// It fails the request if any necessary item or asset information
/// is missing.
/// </summary>
private void Validate(XmlInventoryCollection ic)
{
// There really should be an item present if we've
// called validate. So fail if there is not.
if (ic.Item == null)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("{0} Unable to parse request", MsgId);
ic.Fail(Rest.HttpStatusCodeBadRequest, "request parse error");
}
// Every item is required to have a name (via REST anyway)
if (ic.Item.Name == String.Empty)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("{0} An item name MUST be specified", MsgId);
ic.Fail(Rest.HttpStatusCodeBadRequest, "item name required");
}
// An item MUST have an asset ID. AssetID should never be zero
// here. It should always get set from the information stored
// when the Asset element was processed.
if (ic.Item.AssetID == UUID.Zero)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("{0} Unable to complete request", MsgId);
Rest.Log.InfoFormat("{0} Asset information is missing", MsgId);
ic.Fail(Rest.HttpStatusCodeBadRequest, "asset information required");
}
// If the item is new, then assign it an ID
if (ic.Item.ID == UUID.Zero)
{
ic.Item.ID = UUID.Random();
}
// If the context is being implied, obtain the current
// folder item's ID. If it was specified explicitly, make
// sure that theparent folder exists.
if (ic.Item.Folder == UUID.Zero)
{
ic.Item.Folder = ic.Parent();
}
else
{
bool found = false;
foreach (InventoryFolderBase parent in ic.rdata.folders)
{
if (parent.ID == ic.Item.Folder)
{
found = true;
break;
}
}
if (!found)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("{0} Invalid parent ID ({1}) in item {2}",
MsgId, ic.Item.Folder, ic.Item.ID);
ic.Fail(Rest.HttpStatusCodeBadRequest, "parent information required");
}
}
// If this is an inline asset being constructed in the context
// of a new Item, then use the itm's name here too.
if (ic.Asset != null)
{
if (ic.Asset.Name == String.Empty)
ic.Asset.Name = ic.Item.Name;
if (ic.Asset.Description == String.Empty)
ic.Asset.Description = ic.Item.Description;
}
// Assign permissions
ic.Item.CurrentPermissions = ic.CurrentPermissions;
ic.Item.EveryOnePermissions = ic.EveryOnePermissions;
ic.Item.BasePermissions = ic.BasePermissions;
ic.Item.GroupPermissions = ic.GroupPermissions;
ic.Item.NextPermissions = ic.NextPermissions;
// If no type was specified for this item, we can attempt to
// infer something from the file type maybe. This is NOT as
// good as having type be specified in the XML.
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.Unknown ||
ic.Item.InvType == (int) InventoryType.Unknown)
{
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} Attempting to infer item type", MsgId);
string[] parts = ic.Item.Name.Split(Rest.CA_PERIOD);
if (Rest.DEBUG)
{
for (int i = 0; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} Name part {1} : {2}",
MsgId, i, parts[i]);
}
}
// If the associated item name is multi-part, then maybe
// the last part will indicate the item type - if we're
// lucky.
if (parts.Length > 1)
{
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} File type is {1}",
MsgId, parts[parts.Length - 1]);
switch (parts[parts.Length - 1])
{
case "jpeg2000" :
case "jpeg-2000" :
case "jpg2000" :
case "jpg-2000" :
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} Type {1} inferred",
MsgId, parts[parts.Length-1]);
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.Unknown)
ic.Item.AssetType = (int) AssetType.ImageJPEG;
if (ic.Item.InvType == (int) InventoryType.Unknown)
ic.Item.InvType = (int) InventoryType.Texture;
break;
case "jpg" :
case "jpeg" :
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} Type {1} inferred",
MsgId, parts[parts.Length - 1]);
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.Unknown)
ic.Item.AssetType = (int) AssetType.ImageJPEG;
if (ic.Item.InvType == (int) InventoryType.Unknown)
ic.Item.InvType = (int) InventoryType.Texture;
break;
case "tga" :
if (parts[parts.Length - 2].IndexOf("_texture") != -1)
{
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.Unknown)
ic.Item.AssetType = (int) AssetType.TextureTGA;
if (ic.Item.InvType == (int) AssetType.Unknown)
ic.Item.InvType = (int) InventoryType.Texture;
}
else
{
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.Unknown)
ic.Item.AssetType = (int) AssetType.ImageTGA;
if (ic.Item.InvType == (int) InventoryType.Unknown)
ic.Item.InvType = (int) InventoryType.Snapshot;
}
break;
default :
Rest.Log.DebugFormat("{0} Asset/Inventory type could not be inferred for {1}",
MsgId,ic.Item.Name);
break;
}
}
}
/// If this is a TGA remember the fact
if (ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.TextureTGA ||
ic.Item.AssetType == (int) AssetType.ImageTGA)
{
Bitmap temp;
Stream tgadata = new MemoryStream(ic.Asset.Data);
temp = LoadTGAClass.LoadTGA(tgadata);
try
{
ic.Asset.Data = OpenJPEG.EncodeFromImage(temp, true);
}
catch (DllNotFoundException)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("OpenJpeg is not installed correctly on this system. Asset Data is emtpy for {0}", ic.Item.Name);
ic.Asset.Data = new Byte[0];
}
catch (IndexOutOfRangeException)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("OpenJpeg was unable to encode this. Asset Data is emtpy for {0}", ic.Item.Name);
ic.Asset.Data = new Byte[0];
}
catch (Exception)
{
Rest.Log.ErrorFormat("OpenJpeg was unable to encode this. Asset Data is emtpy for {0}", ic.Item.Name);
ic.Asset.Data = new Byte[0];
}
}
ic.reset();
}
