private OutputValueInfo[] CreateOutputValueInfos(Processor processor)
{
int numberOfOutArgs = processor.OutArguments.Count;
OutputValueInfo[] result = new OutputValueInfo[numberOfOutArgs];
for (int outArgIndex = 0; outArgIndex < numberOfOutArgs; ++outArgIndex)
{
ProcessorArgument outArg = processor.OutArguments[outArgIndex];
ProcessorArgument[] inArgs = this.Pipeline.GetBoundToArguments(processor.OutArguments[outArgIndex]).ToArray();
int[] inputValueIndices = new int[inArgs.Length];
for (int inArgIndex = 0; inArgIndex < inArgs.Length; ++inArgIndex)
{
int slotOffset = this.SlotOffSetOfInArgument(inArgs[inArgIndex]);
inputValueIndices[inArgIndex] = slotOffset;
}
result[outArgIndex] = new OutputValueInfo(outArg, inputValueIndices, inArgs);
}
return result;
}
public HttpPipelineFormatter(Processor[] requestProcessors, Processor[] responseProcessors, HttpOperationDescription operationDescription, MessageProperties messageProperties = null)
{
this.messageProperties = messageProperties;
if (requestProcessors == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("requestProcessors");
}
this.requestProcessors = requestProcessors;
if (responseProcessors == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("responseProcessors");
}
if (operationDescription == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("operationDescription");
}
this.responseProcessors = responseProcessors;
this.requestProcessors = requestProcessors;
this.OperationDescription = operationDescription;
}
private int IndexOfProcessor(Processor processor)
{
int index = this.Pipeline.Processors.IndexOf(processor);
Debug.Assert(index >= 0, "Processor was not in pipeline");
return index;
}
private void EnsureValidProcessor(Processor processor)
{
if (processor == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("processor");
}
if (this.Pipeline.Processors.IndexOf(processor) < 0)
{
throw new ArgumentException(SR.ProcessorDoesNotBelongToCurrentPipeline, "processor");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Called to obtain the input values for the given <see cref="Processor"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This base method obtains the values from an internal pool of values.
/// Subclasses should call the base method if that behavior is desired,
/// otherwise they can use custom logic to provide the values.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="processor">The processor whose input values are needed.</param>
/// <returns>The input values to provide to that processor's <see cref="Processor.Execute"/>
/// method.
/// </returns>
protected virtual object[] OnReadAllInputs(Processor processor)
{
int processorIndex = this.IndexOfProcessor(processor);
int inputValueOffset;
int inputValueCount = this.ContextInfo.GetInputValueInfo(processorIndex, out inputValueOffset);
object[] resultArray = new object[inputValueCount];
Array.Copy(this.InputValues, inputValueOffset, resultArray, 0, resultArray.Length);
return resultArray;
}
internal void SetProcessorOutputs(Processor processor, object[] output)
{
// A null or empty output array is taken to mean "ignore my outputs"
// for processors that normally produce output.
if (output == null || output.Length == 0)
{
return;
}
int outArgCount = processor.OutArguments.Count;
if (output.Length != outArgCount)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(
string.Format(
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture,
SR.ProcessorReceivedWrongNumberOfValues,
processor.GetType().Name,
outArgCount,
output.Length));
}
Debug.Assert(outArgCount == output.Length, "SetProcessorOutput -- array length does not match output value count");
int processorIndex = this.IndexOfProcessor(processor);
for (int outArgIndex = 0; outArgIndex < outArgCount; ++outArgIndex)
{
ProcessorArgument outArg;
ProcessorArgument[] inArgs;
int[] inputValueOffsets = this.ContextInfo.GetOutputValueInfo(processorIndex, outArgIndex, out outArg, out inArgs);
for (int inArgIndex = 0; inArgIndex < inputValueOffsets.Length; ++inArgIndex)
{
object value = output[outArgIndex];
this.OnWriteInput(outArg, inArgs[inArgIndex], value);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Reads all the data values for all the input <see cref="ProcessorArgument"/>s for
/// the given <see cref="Processor"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processor">The <see cref="Processor"/> whose values should be read.</param>
/// <returns>An array containing those values. The array will contain one element per
/// <see cref="ProcessorArgument"/>, in the order they appear in their respective
/// <see cref="ProcessorArgumentCollection"/>. The array will not be <c>null</c> but
/// it can contain <c>null values.</c></returns>
public object[] ReadAllInputs(Processor processor)
{
this.EnsureValidProcessor(processor);
return this.OnReadAllInputs(processor);
}