public async Task ReadAndExecuteRequestAsync()
{
if (MultipartPartParser.IsEndPart)
{
HandleMultipartReadError("End part detected after reading Headers. No more parts detected.");
}
if (!MultipartPartParser.IsEndPart && !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(MultipartPartParser.Filename))
{
await ExecuteFunctionAsync(MultipartPartParser);
// move the stream foward until we get to the next part
MultipartPartParser = MultipartPartParser.ReadUntilNextPart();
if (MultipartPartParser != null)
{
HandleMultipartReadError("Only one part is supported for multi-part.");
}
return;
}
HandleMultipartReadError("Error reading multi-part");
}
/// <summary>
/// Reads the stream, if this part has completed the nextpart is returned
/// </summary>
/// <param name="buffer"></param>
/// <param name="offset"></param>
/// <param name="count"></param>
/// <param name="nextpart"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public int ReadForNextPart(byte[] buffer, int offset, int count, out MultipartPartParser nextpart)
{
// If we have found our next part we have already finsihed this part and should stop here
if (NextPart != null || IsEndPart)
{
nextpart = NextPart;
return(0);
}
// the search buffer is the place where we will scan for part bounderies. We need it to be just
// a bit bigger than than the size requested, to ensure we dont accidnetly send part of a boundary
// without realising it
byte[] searchBuffer = new byte[count + BoundaryWithNewLinePrepend.Length];
int bytesReadThisCall = 0;
// first read from our local buffer
int bytesToReadFromLocalBuffer = Math.Min((int)LocalBuffer.Length, searchBuffer.Length);
if (bytesToReadFromLocalBuffer > 0)
{
bytesReadThisCall += LocalBuffer.Read(searchBuffer, bytesReadThisCall, bytesToReadFromLocalBuffer);
}
// if we could not fill our search buffer with our local buffer then read from the multipart stream
int bytesToReadFromStream = searchBuffer.Length - bytesReadThisCall;
bytesToReadFromStream = Math.Min(bytesToReadFromStream, (int)MultipartStream.Length - (int)MultipartStream.Position);
if (bytesToReadFromStream > 0)
{
bytesReadThisCall += MultipartStream.Read(searchBuffer, bytesReadThisCall, bytesToReadFromStream);
}
// the number of bytes returned will be one of three cases
// 1. There is still plenty to return so we will return the 'count' they asked for
// 2. We have emptied the stream, we will return the bytes read
// 3. We have run into a new boundary, we will return the bytes up to the boundary end
int bytesReturned;
bool isEndOfPart = SearchBytePattern(BoundaryWithNewLinePrepend, searchBuffer, out bytesReturned);
// we can only return the parts we know for sure are not part of the next boundary
// which is the bytes we read minus the boundary length. This will also ensure we
// get back to the count we were originally asked for. We also need to make sure we
// return 0 bytes if we can not gaurentee there are no boundaries parts in what we
// did manage to read
if (!isEndOfPart)
{
bytesReturned = Math.Max(0, bytesReadThisCall - BoundaryWithNewLinePrepend.Length);
}
Buffer.BlockCopy(searchBuffer, 0, buffer, offset, bytesReturned);
// We need to handle the bytes that did not get returned by putting them back into
// the local buffer
int bytesNotReturned = bytesReadThisCall - bytesReturned;
ReinsertIntoLocalBuffer(searchBuffer, bytesReturned, bytesNotReturned);
nextpart = null;
if (isEndOfPart)
{
// the boundary we were looking for had a newline appended to it
// we dont want to send the newline to the next part so we will skip
LocalBuffer.Position += NewLine.Length;
NextPart = new MultipartPartParser(MultipartStream, Encoding, _log, LocalBuffer);
// The next part may actually just the be end indicator, if thats the case
// we will null it and not return it
if (NextPart.IsEndPart)
{
NextPart = null;
}
nextpart = NextPart;
}
return(bytesReturned);
}
protected MultipartReader(Stream stream, IServiceLogRepository log)
{
MultipartPartParser = new MultipartPartParser(stream, log);
_log = log;
}
