HTTP/1.x

Collaboration diagram for HTTP/1.x:

Functions
struct vlc_http_conn *	vlc_h1_conn_create (void *ctx, struct vlc_tls *, bool proxy)
struct vlc_http_stream *	vlc_chunked_open (struct vlc_http_stream *, struct vlc_tls *)
ssize_t	vlc_https_chunked_write (struct vlc_tls *, const void *base, size_t len, bool eos)
struct vlc_http_stream *	vlc_h1_request (void *ctx, const char *hostname, unsigned port, bool proxy, const struct vlc_http_msg *req, bool idempotent, bool has_data, struct vlc_http_conn **restrict connp)
	Sends an HTTP/1.x request through a new connection. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

vlc_chunked_open()

struct vlc_http_stream * vlc_chunked_open	(	struct vlc_http_stream *	parent,
		struct vlc_tls *	tls
	)

References vlc_http_stream::cbs, vlc_chunked_stream::chunk_length, vlc_chunked_stream::eof, vlc_chunked_stream::error, vlc_chunked_stream::parent, vlc_chunked_stream::stream, vlc_chunked_stream::tls, unlikely, and vlc_chunked_callbacks.

Referenced by vlc_h1_stream_wait().

vlc_h1_conn_create()

struct vlc_http_conn * vlc_h1_conn_create	(	void *	ctx,
		struct vlc_tls *	tls,
		bool	proxy
	)

References vlc_http_conn::cbs, vlc_h1_conn::conn, vlc_h1_conn::proxy, vlc_http_conn::tls, unlikely, vlc_h1_conn_callbacks, and vlc_h1_stream_callbacks.

Referenced by vlc_h1_request(), vlc_https_connect_proxy(), and vlc_https_request().

vlc_h1_request()

struct vlc_http_stream * vlc_h1_request	(	void *	ctx,
		const char *	hostname,
		unsigned	port,
		bool	proxy,
		const struct vlc_http_msg *	req,
		bool	idempotent,
		bool	has_data,
		struct vlc_http_conn **restrict	connp
	)

Sends an HTTP/1.x request through a new connection.

This function resolves a the specified HTTP server hostname, establishes a connection to specified TCP port of the server, then sends an HTTP request. The connection is not protected with TLS.

All those operations are combined in a single function call in order to support TCP Fast Open. That can save one round-trip when establishing a new HTTP connection.

Note

In the case of TLS, TCP Fast Open would convey the TLS Client Hello message rather than the HTTP request header. The HTTP request header can however be sent with the TLS False Start. This is handled by the TLS stack and does not require a combined function call.

Parameters

ctx	opaque context pointer for the HTTP connection
hostname	HTTP server or proxy hostname to connect to
port	TCP port number to connect to
proxy	true of the hostname and port correspond to an HTTP proxy, or false if they correspond to an HTTP origin server
req	HTTP request message
idempotent	whether the HTTP request is idempotent (e.g. GET), or not (e.g. POST)
has_data	whether the HTTP request will have a request payload
connp	pointer to storage space for the established HTTP connection (or NULL if the connection is not to be reused) [OUT] can be NULL if the connection is not meant to be reused

Returns

an HTTP stream on success, NULL on error

Note

*connp is undefined on error.

References p, unlikely, vlc_getaddrinfo_i11e(), vlc_h1_conn_create(), vlc_http_conn_release(), vlc_http_dbg(), vlc_http_err(), vlc_http_stream_open(), vlc_strerror_c(), vlc_tls_SessionDelete(), and vlc_tls_SocketOpenAddrInfo().

Referenced by vlc_http_request().

vlc_https_chunked_write()

ssize_t vlc_https_chunked_write	(	struct vlc_tls *	tls,
		const void *	base,
		size_t	len,
		bool	eos
	)

References vlc_tls_Write().

Referenced by vlc_h1_stream_write().