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package org.browsermob.proxy.jetty.util;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.RandomAccessFile;



/**
 * Temporary buffer for bytes to be used in situations where bytes need to be buffered 
 * but total size of data is not known in advance and may potentially be very large.
 * Provides easy way to access small buffered data as byte[] or String.
 * Enables efficient memory-only handling of small data while automatically switching
 * to temporary file storage when data gets too big to fit in memory buffer.
 * It is highly efficient for both byte-per-byte and block I/O.
 * This class is not a FIFO - you can't mix reading and writing infinitely as all data
 * keep being buffered, not just unread data.
 * Mixing reads and writes may be inefficient in some situations but is fully supported.
 * 
* Overall usage strategy: You first write data to the buffer using OutputStream * returned by getOutputStream(), then examine data size using getLength() * and isLarge() and either call getBytes() to get byte[], * getString() to get data as String or getInputStream() to read data using stream. * Instance of TempByteHolder can be safely and efficiently reused by calling clear(). * When TempByteHolder is no longer needed you must call close() to ensure underlying * temporary file is closed and deleted. *

* NOTE: For performance, this class is not synchronized. If you need thread safety, * use synchronized wrapper.
* This class can hold up to 2GB of data. *

* SECURITY NOTE: As data may be written to disk, don't use this for sensitive information. * @author Jan Hlavatý <hlavac AT code.cz> */ public class TempByteHolder { byte[] _memory_buffer = null; /** buffer to use */ boolean _file_mode = false; /** false: memory buffer mode (small data) true: temp file mode (large data) */ int _window_size = 0; /** size of memory buffer */ int _window_low = 0; /** offset of first byte in memory buffer */ int _window_high = 0; /** offset of first byte after memory buffer */ int _file_high = 0; /** offset of fist byte not yet written to temp file */ int _write_pos = 0; /** offset of next byte to be writen; number of bytes written */ int _read_pos = 0; /** offset of fist byte to be read */ int _file_pos = -1; /** current temp file seek offset; -1 = unknown */ int _mark_pos = 0; /** mark */ /** Instance of OutputStream is cached and reused. */ TempByteHolder.OutputStream _output_stream = new TempByteHolder.OutputStream(); /** Instance of InputStream is cached and reused. */ TempByteHolder.InputStream _input_stream = null; //input_stream = new TempByteHolder.InputStream(); /** Temporary directory to be used, or null for system default */ File _temp_directory = null; /** File object representing temporary file. */ File _tempfilef = null; /** Temporary file or null when none is used yet */ RandomAccessFile _tempfile = null; //----- constructors ------- /** * Creates a new instance of TempByteHolder allocating memory buffer of given capacity. * You should use reasonably large buffer for potentionally large data to improve * effect of caching for file operations (about 512 bytes). * @param in_memory_capacity Size in bytes of memory buffer to allocate. */ public TempByteHolder(int in_memory_capacity) { this(new byte[in_memory_capacity],0,0); } /** * Creates a new instance of TempByteHolder using passed byte[] as memory buffer. * @param byte_array byte array to be used as memory buffer. */ public TempByteHolder(byte[] byte_array) { this(byte_array,0,0); } /** * Creates a new instance of TempByteHolder using passed byte[] which * contains prefilled data as memory buffer. * @param byte_array byte array to be used as memory buffer. * @param offset offset of prefilled data in buffer. * @param prefilled_data_size number of bytes that contain valid data. */ public TempByteHolder(byte[] byte_array, int offset, int prefilled_data_size) { if (byte_array == null) throw new NullPointerException(); _window_size = byte_array.length; if ((offset < 0) || (offset > _window_size)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad prefilled data offset"); if ((offset+prefilled_data_size > _window_size)||(prefilled_data_size < 0)) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad prefilled data size"); _memory_buffer = byte_array; _write_pos = prefilled_data_size; _window_low = -offset; _window_high = _window_size-offset; } protected void finalize() { try { close(); } catch (IOException e) { } } /** * Erases all unread buffered data and prepares for next use cycle. * If temporary file was used, it is not closed/deleted yet as it may be needed again. */ public void clear() { _file_mode = false; _write_pos = 0; _read_pos = 0; _window_low = 0; _window_high = _window_size; _file_high = 0; _mark_pos = 0; } /** * Clears all data and closes/deletes backing temporary file if used. * @throws IOException when something goes wrong. */ public void close() throws IOException { clear(); if (_tempfile != null) { _tempfile.close(); _tempfile = null; _tempfilef.delete(); _tempfilef = null; } } /** * Repositions InputStream at given offset within buffered data. * @throws IOException when something goes wrong. */ public void seek(int offset) throws IOException { if ((offset <= _write_pos)&&(offset>=0)) { _read_pos = offset; } else throw new IOException("bad seek offset"); } /** * Truncates buffered data to specified size. Can not be used to extend data. * Repositions OutputStream at the end of truncated data. * If current read offset or mark is past the new end of data, it is moved at the new end. */ public void truncate(int offset) throws IOException { if ((offset < 0)||(offset > _write_pos)) throw new IOException("bad truncate offset"); if (_read_pos > offset) _read_pos = offset; if (_mark_pos > offset) _mark_pos = offset; _write_pos = offset; if (_file_high > offset) _file_high = offset; moveWindow(_write_pos); } /** * Override directory to create temporary file in. * Does not affect already open temp file. * @param dir File object representing temporary directory. * May be null which means that system default * (java.io.tmpdir system property) should be used. * @throws IOException */ public void setTempDirectory(File dir) throws IOException { File td = dir.getCanonicalFile(); if (td.isDirectory()) { _temp_directory = td; } } /** * Returns number of bytes buffered so far. * @return total number of bytes buffered. If you need number of bytes * to be read, use InputStream.available() . */ public int getLength() { return _write_pos; } /** * Tells whether buffered data is small enough to fit in memory buffer * so that it can be returned as byte[]. Data is considered large * when it will not fit into backing memory buffer. * @return true when data is only accessible through InputStream interface; * false when data can be also retrieved directly as byte[] or String. * @see #getBytes() * @see #getString(String) */ public boolean isLarge() { return _file_mode; } /** * Returns byte[] that holds all buffered data in its first getLength() bytes. * If this instance was created using (byte[]) constructor, this is the same * array that has been passed to the constructor. If buffered data don't fit into * memory buffer, IllegalStateException is thrown. * @return byte[] with data as its first getLength() bytes. * @throws IllegalStateException when data is too big to be read this way. * @see #isLarge() * @see #getLength() * @see #getString(String) * @see #getInputStream() */ public byte[] getBytes() { if (_file_mode) throw new IllegalStateException("data too large"); return _memory_buffer; } /** * Returns buffered data as String using given character encoding. * @param character_encoding Name of character encoding to use for * converting bytes to String. * @return Buffered data as String. * @throws IllegalStateException when data is too large to be read this way. * @throws java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException when this encoding is not supported. */ public String getString(String character_encoding) throws java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException { if (_file_mode) throw new IllegalStateException("data too large"); return new String(_memory_buffer,0,_write_pos,character_encoding); } /** * Returns OutputStream filling this buffer. * @return OutputStream for writing in the buffer. */ public java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream() { return _output_stream; } /** * Returns InputSream for reading buffered data. * @return InputSream for reading buffered data. */ public java.io.InputStream getInputStream() { if (_input_stream == null) { _input_stream = new TempByteHolder.InputStream(); } return _input_stream; } /** * Writes efficiently whole content to output stream. * @param os OutputStream to write to * @throws IOException */ public void writeTo(java.io.OutputStream os) throws IOException { writeTo(os, 0, getLength()); } /** * Writes efficiently part of the content to output stream. * @param os OutputStream to write to * @param start_offset Offset of data fragment to be written * @param length Length of data fragment to be written * @throws IOException */ public void writeTo(java.io.OutputStream os, int start_offset, int length) throws IOException { int towrite = min(length, _write_pos-start_offset); int writeoff = start_offset; if (towrite > 0) { while (towrite >= _window_size) { moveWindow(writeoff); os.write(_memory_buffer,0,_window_size); towrite -= _window_size; writeoff += _window_size; } if (towrite > 0) { moveWindow(writeoff); os.write(_memory_buffer,0,towrite); } } } /** * Reads all available data from input stream. * @param is * @throws IOException */ public void readFrom(java.io.InputStream is) throws IOException { int howmuch = 0; do { _write_pos += howmuch; moveWindow(_write_pos); howmuch = is.read(_memory_buffer); } while (howmuch != -1); } // ----- helper methods ------- /** * Create tempfile if it does not already exist */ private void createTempFile() throws IOException { _tempfilef = File.createTempFile("org.browsermob.proxy.jetty.util.TempByteHolder-",".tmp",_temp_directory).getCanonicalFile(); _tempfilef.deleteOnExit(); _tempfile = new RandomAccessFile(_tempfilef,"rw"); } /** * Write chunk of data at specified offset in temp file. * Marks data as big. * Updates high water mark on tempfile content. */ private void writeToTempFile(int at_offset, byte[] data, int offset, int len) throws IOException { if (_tempfile == null) { createTempFile(); _file_pos = -1; } _file_mode = true; if (at_offset != _file_pos) { _tempfile.seek((long)at_offset); } _tempfile.write(data,offset,len); _file_pos = at_offset + len; _file_high = max(_file_high,_file_pos); } /** * Read chunk of data from specified offset in tempfile */ private void readFromTempFile(int at_offset, byte[] data, int offset, int len) throws IOException { if (_file_pos != at_offset) { _tempfile.seek((long)at_offset); } _tempfile.readFully(data,offset,len); _file_pos = at_offset+len; } /** * Move file window, synchronizing data with file. * Works somewhat like memory-mapping a file. * This one was nightmare to write :-) */ private void moveWindow(int start_offset) throws IOException { if (start_offset != _window_low) { // only when we have to move int end_offset = start_offset + _window_size; // new window low/high = start_offset/end_offset int dirty_low = _file_high; int dirty_high = _write_pos; int dirty_len = _write_pos - _file_high; if (dirty_len > 0) { // we need to be concerned at all about dirty data. // will any part of dirty data be moved out of window? if ( (dirty_low < start_offset) || (dirty_high > end_offset) ) { // yes, dirty data need to be saved. writeToTempFile(dirty_low, _memory_buffer, dirty_low - _window_low, dirty_len); } } // reposition any data from old window that will be also in new window: int stay_low = max(start_offset,_window_low); int stay_high = min(_write_pos, _window_high, end_offset); // is there anything to preserve? int stay_size = stay_high - stay_low; if (stay_size > 0) { System.arraycopy(_memory_buffer, stay_low-_window_low, _memory_buffer, stay_low-start_offset, stay_size); } // read in available data that were not in old window: if (stay_low > start_offset) { // read at the start of buffer int toread_low = start_offset; int toread_high = min(stay_low,end_offset); int toread_size = toread_high - toread_low; if (toread_size > 0) { readFromTempFile(toread_low, _memory_buffer, toread_low-start_offset, toread_size); } } if (stay_high < end_offset) { // read at end of buffer int toread_low = max(stay_high,start_offset); int toread_high = min(end_offset,_file_high); int toread_size = toread_high-toread_low; if (toread_size > 0) { readFromTempFile(toread_low, _memory_buffer, toread_low-start_offset, toread_size); } } _window_low = start_offset; _window_high = end_offset; } } /** Simple minimum for 2 ints */ private static int min(int a, int b) { return (ab?a:b); } /** Simple minimum for 3 ints */ private static int min(int a, int b, int c) { int r = a; if (r > b) r = b; if (r > c) r = c; return r; } /** * @return true when range 1 is fully contained in range 2 */ private static boolean contained(int range1_low, int range1_high, int range2_low, int range2_high) { return ((range1_low >= range2_low)&&(range1_high <= range2_high)); } /** * Internal implementation of java.io.OutputStream used to fill the byte buffer. */ class OutputStream extends java.io.OutputStream { /** * Write whole byte array into buffer. * @param data byte[] to be written * @throws IOException when something goes wrong. */ public void write(byte[] data) throws IOException { write(data,0,data.length); } /** * Write segment of byte array to the buffer. * @param data Byte array with data * @param off Starting offset within the array. * @param len Number of bytes to write * @throws IOException when something goes wrong. */ public void write(byte[] data, int off, int len) throws IOException { int new_write_pos = _write_pos + len; boolean write_pos_in_window = (_write_pos >= _window_low)&&(_write_pos < _window_high); if (!write_pos_in_window) { // either current window is full of dirty data or it is somewhere low moveWindow(_write_pos); // flush buffer if necessary, move window at end } boolean end_of_data_in_window = (new_write_pos <= _window_high); if ( end_of_data_in_window ) { // if there is space in window for all data, just put it in buffer. // 0 writes, window unchanged System.arraycopy(data, off, _memory_buffer, _write_pos-_window_low, len); _write_pos = new_write_pos; } else { int out_of_window = new_write_pos - _window_high; if (out_of_window < _window_size) { // start of data in window, rest will fit in a new window: // 1 write, window moved at window_high, filled with rest of data // fill in rest of the current window with first part of data int part1_len = _window_high - _write_pos; int part2_len = len - part1_len; System.arraycopy(data, off, _memory_buffer, _write_pos-_window_low, part1_len); _write_pos = _window_high; moveWindow(_write_pos); // flush data to file System.arraycopy(data, off+part1_len, _memory_buffer, 0, part2_len); _write_pos = new_write_pos; } else { // start of data in window, rest will not fit in window (and leave some space): // 2 writes; window moved at end, empty int part1_size = _window_high - _write_pos; int part2_size = len - part1_size; if (part1_size == _window_size) { // buffer was empty - no sense in splitting the write // write data directly to file in one chunk writeToTempFile(_write_pos, data, off, len); _write_pos = new_write_pos; moveWindow(_write_pos); } else { // copy part 1 to window if (part1_size > 0) { System.arraycopy(data, off, _memory_buffer, _write_pos-_window_low, part1_size); _write_pos += part1_size; moveWindow(_write_pos); // flush buffer } // flush window to file // write part 2 directly to file writeToTempFile(_write_pos, data, off+part1_size, part2_size); _write_pos = new_write_pos; moveWindow(_write_pos); } } } } /** * Write single byte to the buffer. * @param b * @throws IOException */ public void write(int b) throws IOException { if ((_write_pos >= _window_high) || (_write_pos < _window_low)) { moveWindow(_write_pos); } // we now have space for one byte in window. _memory_buffer[_write_pos - _window_low] = (byte)(b &0xFF); _write_pos++; } public void flush() throws IOException { moveWindow(_write_pos); // or no-op? not needed } public void close() throws IOException { // no-op: this output stream does not need to be closed. } } /** * Internal implementation of InputStream used to read buffered data. */ class InputStream extends java.io.InputStream { public int read() throws IOException { int ret = -1; // if window does not contain read position, move it there if (!contained(_read_pos,_read_pos+1, _window_low, _window_high)) { moveWindow(_read_pos); } if (_write_pos > _read_pos) { ret = (_memory_buffer[_read_pos - _window_low])&0xFF; _read_pos++; } return ret; } public int read(byte[] buff) throws IOException { return read(buff,0, buff.length); } public int read(byte[] buff, int off, int len) throws IOException { // clip read to available data: int read_size = min(len,_write_pos-_read_pos); if (read_size > 0) { if (read_size >= _window_size) { // big chunk: read directly from file moveWindow(_write_pos); readFromTempFile(_read_pos, buff, off, read_size); } else { // small chunk: int read_low = _read_pos; int read_high = read_low + read_size; // if we got all data in current window, read it from there if (!contained(read_low,read_high, _window_low, _window_high)) { moveWindow(_read_pos); } System.arraycopy(_memory_buffer, _read_pos - _window_low, buff, off, read_size); } _read_pos += read_size; } return read_size; } public long skip(long bytes) throws IOException { if (bytes < 0 || bytes > Integer.MAX_VALUE) throw new IllegalArgumentException(); int len = (int)bytes; if ( (len+_read_pos) > _write_pos ) len = _write_pos - _read_pos; _read_pos+=len; moveWindow(_write_pos); // invalidate window without reading data by moving it at the end return (long)len; } public int available() throws IOException { return _write_pos - _read_pos; } public void mark(int readlimit) { // readlimit is ignored, we store all the data anyway _mark_pos = _read_pos; } public void reset() throws IOException { _read_pos = _mark_pos; } public boolean markSupported() { return true; } } }




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