public SessionDelegate(FileTransferController controller) : base() { this.controller = controller; }
public override void ViewDidLoad() { base.ViewDidLoad(); this.Title = "Downloads"; // Add a bar button item to exit the app manually. Don't do this in productive apps - Apple won't approve it! // We have it here to demonstrate that iOS will relaunch the app if a download has finished. this.NavigationItem.LeftBarButtonItem = new UIBarButtonItem("Quit", UIBarButtonItemStyle.Plain, delegate { // Store all download info to disk. If iOS terminates the app, this would be handled in WillTerminate(). // However this won't be triggered if the app is killed manually by this call. AppDelegate.SerializeAvailableDownloads(); // Exit application with code 3. FileTransferController.Exit(3); }); // Add a bar button item to reset all downloads. var refreshBtn = new UIBarButtonItem(UIBarButtonSystemItem.Refresh); refreshBtn.Clicked += async(sender, e) => { var pendingTasks = await this.Session.GetTasksAsync(); if (pendingTasks != null && pendingTasks.DownloadTasks != null) { foreach (var task in pendingTasks.DownloadTasks) { task.Cancel(); } } AppDelegate.AvailableDownloads.ForEach(info => { if (info.DestinationFile != null) { try { File.Delete(info.DestinationFile.Path); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine("Failed to delete '{0}': {1}", info.DestinationFile, ex); } } info.Reset(); info.Status = DownloadInfo.STATUS.Idle; }); AppDelegate.ResetAvailableDownloads(); ((DelegateTableViewSource <DownloadInfo>)(this.TableView.Source)).Items = AppDelegate.AvailableDownloads; this.TableView.ReloadData(); AppDelegate.SerializeAvailableDownloads(); }; this.NavigationItem.RightBarButtonItem = refreshBtn; // TODO: FileTransfer 01 - Create a session // Initialize our session config. We use a background session to enabled out of process uploads/downloads. Note that there are other configurations available: // - DefaultSessionConfiguration: behaves like NSUrlConnection. Used if *background* transfer is not required. // - EphemeralSessionConfiguration: use if you want to achieve something like private browsing where all sesion info (e.g. cookies) is kept in memory only. using (var sessionConfig = UIDevice.CurrentDevice.CheckSystemVersion(8, 0) ? NSUrlSessionConfiguration.CreateBackgroundSessionConfiguration(SessionId) : NSUrlSessionConfiguration.BackgroundSessionConfiguration(SessionId)) { // Allow downloads over cellular network too. sessionConfig.AllowsCellularAccess = true; // We want our app to be launched if required. sessionConfig.SessionSendsLaunchEvents = true; // Give the OS a hint about what we are downloading. This helps iOS to prioritize. For example "Background" is used to download data that was not requested by the user and // should be ready if the app gets activated. sessionConfig.NetworkServiceType = NSUrlRequestNetworkServiceType.Default; // Configure how many downloads we allow at the same time. Set to 2 to see that further downloads start once the first two have been completed. sessionConfig.HttpMaximumConnectionsPerHost = 2; // TODO: FileTransfer 02 - Create a session delegate and the session itself // Initialize the session itself with the configuration and a session delegate. var sessionDelegate = new SessionDelegate(this); this.Session = NSUrlSession.FromConfiguration(sessionConfig, sessionDelegate, null); } // Create a source for the table view. var source = new DelegateTableViewSource <DownloadInfo> (this.TableView, "downloaderCellId") { Items = AppDelegate.AvailableDownloads, GetCellFunc = (info, cell) => { var downloaderCell = (DownloaderCell)cell; downloaderCell.UpdateFromDownloadInfo(info); return(downloaderCell); }, RowSelectedFunc = info => { if (info.Status == DownloadInfo.STATUS.Completed) { var previewController = UIDocumentInteractionController.FromUrl(info.DestinationFile); previewController.Delegate = new PreviewDelegate(this); previewController.PresentPreview(true); } } }; this.TableView.RowHeight = 55; this.TableView.Source = source; // Trigger a delegate if the user taps a button of a cell. DownloaderCell.ActionRequested = this.HandleActionRequested; }