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package ie.omk.smpp;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.ConnectionObserver;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.EventDispatcher;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.ReceiverExceptionEvent;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.ReceiverExitEvent;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.ReceiverStartEvent;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.SMPPEvent;
import ie.omk.smpp.event.SimpleEventDispatcher;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.Bind;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.BindResp;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.DeliverSM;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.DeliverSMResp;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.EnquireLink;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.EnquireLinkResp;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.InvalidParameterValueException;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPPacket;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPProtocolException;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPRequest;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPResponse;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.Unbind;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.UnbindResp;
import ie.omk.smpp.message.tlv.Tag;
import ie.omk.smpp.net.SmscLink;
import ie.omk.smpp.net.TcpLink;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.APIConfig;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.AlphabetEncoding;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.DefaultSequenceScheme;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.PacketFactory;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.PropertyNotFoundException;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.SMPPIO;
import ie.omk.smpp.util.SequenceNumberScheme;
import ie.omk.smpp.version.SMPPVersion;
import ie.omk.smpp.version.VersionException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
import java.net.SocketTimeoutException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
/**
* SMPP client connection (ESME). An SMPP Connection represents any kind of
* connection to the SMSC, be it a transmitter, receiver or transceiver. It also
* supports both synchronous and asynchronous modes of communication.
* Synchronous mode is only useful for very simple applications that use
* single-threading. Asynchronous mode is recommended for more complex
* applications, especially those that will be running many threads.
*
* Important Note : if you wish to use synchronous mode in a
* multi-threaded environment, it is the application's responsiblity to
* ensure there is only one thread executing a call to either or both of the
* sendRequest and readNextPacket methods. If
* there are concurrent calls to these methods executing, there is a strong
* possibility of the incorrect packet being returned in a particular thread and
* both the API and the application getting confused. These are the only methods
* that contain such a race condition.
*
*
* @author Oran Kelly
* @version $Id: Connection.java 467 2009-06-16 13:38:16Z orank $
*/
public class Connection implements java.lang.Runnable {
/** SMPP Transmitter connection type. */
public static final int TRANSMITTER = 1;
/** SMPP Receiver connection type. */
public static final int RECEIVER = 2;
/** SMPP Transciever connection type. */
public static final int TRANSCEIVER = 3;
/** Connection state: not bound to the SMSC. */
public static final int UNBOUND = 0;
/**
* Connection state: waiting for successful acknowledgement to bind request.
*/
public static final int BINDING = 1;
/** Connection state: bound to the SMSC. */
public static final int BOUND = 2;
/**
* Connection state: waiting for successful acknowledgement to unbind
* request or waiting for application to respond to unbind request.
*/
public static final int UNBINDING = 3;
private static final Log LOGGER = LogFactory.getLog(Connection.class);
/** Type of this SMPP connection. */
private int connectionType;
/** Packet listener thread for Asyncronous comms. */
private Thread rcvThread;
/**
* Queue of incoming packets to deliver to application before reading from
* the network. The queue is used only in syncrhonized mode. In the case
* where an application has sent a request to the SMSC and is blocked
* waiting a response and the SMSC initiates a request of it's own (an
* unbind request or an enquire_link), the API will cache the request packet
* and wait for the response to it's packet. Any other type of packet will
* be added to the packetQueue and subsequent calls to
* readNextPacket will clear this queue.
*/
private List packetQueue;
/**
* Object used to notify observers of SMPP events.
*/
private EventDispatcher eventDispatcher;
/** Byte buffer used in readNextPacketInternal. */
private byte[] buf = new byte[300];
/** Sequence numbering scheme to use for this connection. */
private SequenceNumberScheme seqNumScheme = new DefaultSequenceScheme();
/** The network link (virtual circuit) to the SMSC */
private SmscLink link;
/**
* SMPP protocol version number.
*/
protected SMPPVersion interfaceVersion = SMPPVersion.getDefaultVersion();
/**
* Does the remote end support optional parameters? According to the
* SMPPv3.4 specification, if the SMSC does not return the
* sc_interface_version optional parameter in its bind response packet, then
* we must assume it does not support optional parameters.
*/
protected boolean supportOptionalParams = true;
/**
* Current state of the SMPP connection. Possible states are UNBOUND,
* BINDING, BOUND and UNBINDING.
*/
private transient int state = UNBOUND;
/**
* Specify whether the listener thread will automatically ack enquire_link
* primitives received from the Smsc
*/
protected boolean ackQryLinks = true;
/**
* Automatically acknowledge incoming deliver_sm messages. Only valid for
* the Receiver
*/
protected boolean ackDeliverSm;
/** Is the user using synchronous are async communication?. */
protected boolean asyncComms;
/**
* The default alphabet to use for this connection.
*/
protected AlphabetEncoding defaultAlphabet;
/**
* Initialise a new SMPP connection object. This is a convenience
* constructor that will create a new {@link ie.omk.smpp.net.TcpLink}object
* using the host name and port provided. The connection created will use
* synchronous communications.
*
* @param host
* the hostname of the SMSC.
* @param port
* the port to connect to. If 0, use the default SMPP port
* number.
*/
public Connection(String host, int port)
throws java.net.UnknownHostException {
this(new TcpLink(host, port), false);
}
/**
* Initialise a new SMPP connection object. This is a convenience
* constructor that will create a new {@link ie.omk.smpp.net.TcpLink}object
* using the host name and port provided.
*
* @param host
* the hostname of the SMSC.
* @param port
* the port to connect to. If 0, use the default SMPP port
* number.
* @param async
* true for asyncronous communication, false for synchronous.
*/
public Connection(String host, int port, boolean async)
throws java.net.UnknownHostException {
this(new TcpLink(host, port), async);
}
/**
* Initialise a new SMPP connection object. The connection will use
* synchronous communications.
*
* @param link
* The network link object to the Smsc (cannot be null)
*/
public Connection(SmscLink link) {
this(link, false);
}
/**
* Initialise a new SMPP connection object, specifying the type of
* communication desired. See the {@link Connection}class description for
* some required knowledge on using the Connection in syncrhonous mode.
*
* @param link
* The network link object to the Smsc (cannot be null)
* @param async
* true for asyncronous communication, false for synchronous.
*/
public Connection(SmscLink link, boolean async) {
this.link = link;
this.asyncComms = async;
if (asyncComms) {
initAsyncComms();
} else {
initSyncComms();
}
}
private void initAsyncComms() {
String className = "";
try {
className = APIConfig.getInstance().getProperty(
APIConfig.EVENT_DISPATCHER_CLASS);
if (className != null && !"".equals(className)) {
Class cl = Class.forName(className);
Constructor ctr = cl.getConstructor(new Class[0]);
eventDispatcher =
(EventDispatcher) ctr.newInstance(new Object[0]);
} else {
LOGGER.info("EventDispatcher property value is empty.");
}
} catch (PropertyNotFoundException x) {
LOGGER.debug("No event dispatcher specified in properties. Using default.");
} catch (ClassNotFoundException x) {
LOGGER.error("Cannot locate event dispatcher class " + className, x);
} catch (ClassCastException x) {
LOGGER.error(className + " does not implement the EventDispatcher interface.", x);
} catch (NoSuchMethodException x) {
LOGGER.error(className + " does not have a no-argument constructor.");
} catch (IllegalAccessException x) {
LOGGER.error(className + " constructor is not visible.", x);
} catch (IllegalArgumentException x) {
LOGGER.error("Internal error in the SMPPAPI. Please inform the maintainer.", x);
} catch (InstantiationException x) {
LOGGER.error("Could not instantiate an instance of " + className, x);
} catch (InvocationTargetException x) {
LOGGER.error(className + " constructor threw an exception.", x);
} finally {
if (eventDispatcher == null) {
eventDispatcher = new SimpleEventDispatcher();
}
}
LOGGER.info("Using event dispatcher "
+ eventDispatcher.getClass().getName());
// Initialise the event dispatcher
eventDispatcher.init();
// Create the receiver daemon thread.
createRecvThread();
}
private void initSyncComms() {
packetQueue = new ArrayList();
}
/**
* Create the receiver thread if asynchronous communications is on, does
* nothing otherwise.
*/
private void createRecvThread() {
LOGGER.info("Creating receiver thread");
rcvThread = new Thread(this, "ReceiverDaemon");
rcvThread.setDaemon(true);
}
/**
* Set the default alphabet of the SMSC this Connection is
* communicating with. Each SMSC has its own default alphabet it uses. When
* messages arrive and announce themselves with a data coding value of zero,
* that means the message is encoded in the SMSC's default alphabet. The
* smppapi assumes the GSM default alphabet as it's default alphabet. By
* setting the default alphabet on the Connection all packets
* returned by {@link #newInstance(int)}will use the Connection's default
* alphabet plus any packets read from the wire with a data coding value of
* zero will have their default alphabet initialised appropriately.
*
* @param alphabet
* the alphabet to use as the default for this connection (may be
* null in which case the API falls back to using
* its own internal default).
*/
public void setDefaultAlphabet(AlphabetEncoding alphabet) {
this.defaultAlphabet = alphabet;
}
/**
* Get the current alphabet this Connection is using as its
* default.
*
* @return the default alphabet for this Connection.
*/
public AlphabetEncoding getDefaultAlphabet() {
return defaultAlphabet;
}
/**
* Set the state of this ESME.
*
* @see ie.omk.smpp.Connection#getState
*/
private void setState(int state) {
LOGGER.info("Setting state " + state);
this.state = state;
}
/**
* Set the SMPP version this connection will use. Setting the version is
* only a valid operation before the connection is bound. Any attempt to set
* the version after binding to the SMSC will result in an exception being
* thrown.
*
* @param version
* the SMPP version to use.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.version.VersionException
* if an attempt is made to set the version of the connection
* after binding to the SMSC.
* @see ie.omk.smpp.version.SMPPVersion
*/
public void setVersion(SMPPVersion version) throws VersionException {
if (getState() != UNBOUND) {
throw new VersionException("Cannot set SMPP version after binding");
}
if (version == null) {
this.interfaceVersion = SMPPVersion.getDefaultVersion();
} else {
this.interfaceVersion = version;
}
}
/**
* Get the SMPP version in use by this connection. The version in use by the
* connection may be different to that specified before the bind
* operation as binding to the SMSC may result in an alternative SMPP
* version being negotiated. For instance, if the client sends a bind packet
* to the SMSC specifying that it supports SMPP version 3.4 but the SMSC
* returns a bind_resp stating it supports version 3.3, the Connection
* automatically sets it's internal version to use down to 3.3.
*/
public SMPPVersion getVersion() {
return interfaceVersion;
}
/**
* Get the current state of the ESME. One of UNBOUND, BINDING, BOUND or
* UNBINDING.
*/
public int getState() {
return state;
}
/**
* Method to open the link to the SMSC. This method will connect the
* underlying SmscLink object if necessary and reset the sequence numbering
* scheme to the beginning.
*
* @throws java.io.IOException
* if an i/o error occurs while opening the connection.
*/
protected void openLink() throws java.io.IOException {
if (!this.link.isConnected()) {
LOGGER.info("Opening network link.");
this.link.open();
} else {
LOGGER.debug("openLink called, link already open");
}
}
/**
* Close the underlying network link to the SMSC. This method calls the
* underlying link's close method to actually shutdown the
* network connection to the SMSC.
*
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.IllegalStateException
* if an attempt is made to close the connection while bound to
* the SMSC.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* if an I/O exception occurs while trying to close the link.
* @see ie.omk.smpp.net.SmscLink#close
*/
public void closeLink() throws IOException {
if (getState() != UNBOUND) {
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Cannot close the link while bound to the SMSC");
}
if (this.link.isConnected()) {
LOGGER.info("Shutting down the network link");
this.link.close();
} else {
LOGGER.debug("closeLink called on an unopen connection");
}
}
/**
* Get the interface version.
*
* @see #setInterfaceVersion(SMPPVersion)
*/
public SMPPVersion getInterfaceVersion() {
return this.interfaceVersion;
}
/**
* Set the desired interface version for this connection. The default
* version is 3.4. The bind operation may negotiate an eariler version of
* the protocol if the SC does not understand the version sent by the ESME.
* This API will not support any version eariler than SMPP v3.3. The
* interface version is encoded as follows:
*
* SMPP version
* Version value
*
*
* v3.4
* 0x34
*
*
* v3.3
* 0x33
*
*
* All other values reserved.
*
*
*/
public void setInterfaceVersion(SMPPVersion interfaceVersion) {
LOGGER.info("setInterfaceVersion " + interfaceVersion);
this.interfaceVersion = interfaceVersion;
this.supportOptionalParams = interfaceVersion.isSupportOptionalParams();
}
/**
* Set the behaviour of automatically acking ENQUIRE_LINK's from the SMSC
* (only valid in asynchronous mode). By default, the listener
* thread will automatically ack an enquire_link message from the Smsc so as
* not to lose the connection. This can be turned off with this method.
*
* Any attempt to enable this setting in synchronous mode will
* be silently ignored.
*
*
* @param b
* true to activate automatic acknowledgment, false to disable
*/
public void autoAckLink(boolean b) {
if (asyncComms) {
this.ackQryLinks = b;
}
}
/**
* Set the behaviour of automatically acking Deliver_Sm's from the Smsc
* (only valid in asynchronous mode). By default the listener thread
* will not acknowledge a message. Applications which are using the
* synchronous mode of communication will always have to handle enquire link
* requests themselves.
*
* Any attempt to enable this setting in synchronous mode will
* be silently ignored.
*
*
* @param b
* true to activate this function, false to deactivate.
*/
public void autoAckMessages(boolean b) {
if (asyncComms) {
this.ackDeliverSm = b;
}
}
/**
* Check is this connection automatically acking Enquire link requests in
* asynchronous mode.
*/
public boolean isAckingLinks() {
return ackQryLinks;
}
/**
* Check is this connection automatically acking delivered messages
*/
public boolean isAckingMessages() {
return ackDeliverSm;
}
/**
* Acknowledge a DeliverSM command received from the Smsc.
*
* @param rq
* The deliver_sm request to respond to.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs writing the response packet to the
* network connection.
*/
public void ackDeliverSm(DeliverSM rq) throws java.io.IOException {
DeliverSMResp rsp = new DeliverSMResp(rq);
sendResponse(rsp);
LOGGER.info("deliver_sm_resp sent.");
}
/**
* Send an smpp request to the SMSC. No fields in the SMPPRequest packet
* will be altered except possibly the sequence number. The sequence number
* will be assigned the next number as defined by this Connection's sequence
* numbering scheme. If the sequence numbering scheme class is
* null for this Connection, no number will be assigned. By
* default, the {@link ie.omk.smpp.util.DefaultSequenceScheme}class is used
* to assign sequence numbers to packets.
* IMPORTANT : You must use the bind and
* unbind methods to carry out those operations. Attempting
* to send an bind or unbind packet using this method will result in an
* UnsupportedOperationException being thrown.
*
* @param request
* The request packet to send to the SMSC
* @return The response packet returned by the SMSC, or null if asynchronous
* communication is being used.
* @throws java.lang.NullPointerException
* if r is null.
* @throws java.net.SocketTimeoutException
* If a socket timeout occurs while waiting for a response
* packet. (Only in synchronized mode).
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing the request packet to
* the network connection.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.UnsupportedOperationException
* If this connection type does not support operation
* r. For example, a receiver link does not
* support the submit_sm operation.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.AlreadyBoundException
* If the request type is a bind packet and this connection is
* already bound.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPProtocolException
* If synchronous communications is in use and the incoming
* response packet violates the SMPP specification, this
* exception will be thrown.
* @see #setSeqNumScheme
*/
public SMPPResponse sendRequest(SMPPRequest request)
throws java.net.SocketTimeoutException, java.io.IOException,
AlreadyBoundException, VersionException, SMPPProtocolException,
UnsupportedOperationException {
int id = request.getCommandId();
if (this.state != BOUND) {
throw new NotBoundException("Must be bound to the SMSC before "
+ "sending packets");
}
// Force applications to use bind and unbind
if (id == SMPPPacket.BIND_RECEIVER
|| id == SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSCEIVER
|| id == SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSMITTER
|| id == SMPPPacket.UNBIND) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
"You must use the bind and unbind methods to send those requests");
}
// Very few request types allowed by a receiver connection.
if (connectionType == RECEIVER) {
if (id != SMPPPacket.ENQUIRE_LINK) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
"Operation not permitted over receiver connection");
}
}
return sendRequestInternal(request);
}
/**
* Send a request to the SMSC.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.version.VersionException
* if the version in use does not support the request being
* sent.
*/
protected SMPPResponse sendRequestInternal(SMPPRequest r)
throws java.net.SocketTimeoutException, java.io.IOException,
AlreadyBoundException, VersionException, SMPPProtocolException {
SMPPResponse resp = null;
if (link == null) {
throw new IOException("No SMSC connection.");
}
processOutboundPacket(r);
link.write(r, this.supportOptionalParams);
if (!asyncComms) {
resp = waitForResponsePacket(r);
}
return (SMPPResponse) resp;
}
/**
* Wait for a response packet from the SMSC. A response packet with the same
* sequence number as req will be waited for from the SMSC.
* If an unexpected packet arrives, either a response packet with a
* different sequence number or a request packet, it will be queued for
* later retrieval by the application via readNextPacket.
*
* @param req
* the request packet to wait for a response to.
* @return A response packet with the same sequence number as
* req.
* @throws java.net.SocketTimeoutException
* if the read on the socket times out.
* @see #readNextPacket
* @see java.net.SocketTimeoutException
*/
protected SMPPResponse waitForResponsePacket(SMPPPacket req)
throws java.net.SocketTimeoutException, java.io.IOException,
SMPPProtocolException {
try {
SMPPPacket resp = null;
int expectedSeq = req.getSequenceNum();
while (true) {
resp = readNextPacketInternal();
if (!resp.isRequest()
&& resp.getSequenceNum() == expectedSeq) {
break;
} else {
LOGGER.info("Queuing unexpected sequence numbered packet.");
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
StringBuffer err = new StringBuffer("Expected:")
.append(expectedSeq).append(" but got ")
.append(resp.getSequenceNum()).append(" type: 0x")
.append(Integer.toHexString(resp.getCommandId()));
LOGGER.debug(err.toString());
}
packetQueue.add(resp);
}
}
return (SMPPResponse) resp;
} catch (java.net.SocketTimeoutException x) {
// Must set our state and re-throw the exception..
LOGGER.error("Received a socket timeout exception", x);
throw x;
}
}
/**
* Determine if there are packets available for reading using
* readNextPacket. This method is only valid for synchronous
* communications...it will always return 0 if asynchronous mode is in use.
*
* @return 0 if there is no packet available for reading, 1 if there is data
* available but the call to readNextPacket may block
* or 2 if there is a full packet available.
*/
public int packetAvailable() {
int ret = 0;
if (!asyncComms) {
if (packetQueue.size() > 0) {
ret = 2;
} else if (link.available() > 0) {
ret = 1;
}
}
return ret;
}
/**
* Send an smpp response packet to the SMSC
*
* @param resp
* The response packet to send to the SMSC
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing the response packet to
* the output stream.
*/
public void sendResponse(SMPPResponse resp) throws java.io.IOException {
if (link == null) {
throw new IOException("Connection to SMSC is not valid.");
}
try {
link.write(resp, this.supportOptionalParams);
} catch (java.net.SocketTimeoutException x) {
LOGGER.warn("Got a socket timeout exception", x);
setState(UNBOUND);
throw x;
}
processOutboundPacket(resp);
}
/**
* Bind this connection to the SMSC.
* Calling this method is the equivalent of calling
* bind(type, systemID, password, systemType, 0, 0, null);.
* @see #bind(int, String, String, String, int, int, String)
*/
public BindResp bind(int type,
String systemID,
String password,
String systemType)
throws java.io.IOException, InvalidParameterValueException,
IllegalArgumentException, AlreadyBoundException, VersionException,
SMPPProtocolException {
return this.bind(type, systemID, password, systemType, 0, 0, null);
}
/**
* Bind this connection to the SMSC. An application must bind to an SMSC as
* one of transmitter, receiver or transceiver. Binding as transmitter
* allows general manipulation of messages at the SMSC including submitting
* messages for delivery, cancelling, replacing and querying the state of
* previously submitted messages. Binding as a receiver allows an
* application to receive all messages previously queued for delivery to
* it's address. The transceiver mode, which was added in version 3.4 of the
* SMPP protocol, combines the functionality of both transmitter and
* receiver into one connection type.
*
* The connection object will negotiate the appropriate version for the
* protocol link at bind time. If the SMSC returns the SC_INTERFACE_VERSION
* optional parameter in its bind response packet, the
* Connection will read it. If the version stated by the SMSC
* is older than the current version setting of the Connection
* then the Connection's version will be downgraded to that
* of the SMSC's. Otherwise, the current version will be left alone.
*
*
* If an SMSC does not supply the SC_INTERFACE_VERSION in its bind
* response, then the Connection object will assume that the SMSC
* does not support optional parameters. This behaviour is required
* by the SMPP v3.4 specification.
*
*
* Note that it is only necessary to supply values for
* type, systemID and password. The other
* arguments may be left at null (or zero, as applicable) and the SMSC
* will use default values for them.
*
*
* @param type
* connection type to use, either {@link #TRANSMITTER},
* {@link #RECEIVER}or {@link #TRANSCEIVER}.
* @param systemID
* the system ID to identify as to the SMSC.
* @param password
* password to use to authenticate to the SMSC.
* @param systemType
* the system type to bind as.
* @return the bind response packet.
* @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
* if a bad type value is supplied.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.VersionException
* if an attempt is made to bind as transceiver while using SMPP
* version 3.3.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.InvalidParameterValueException
* If any of systemID, password, system type or address range
* are outside allowed bounds or the TON or NPI is invalid.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing the bind packet to the
* output stream.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.AlreadyBoundException
* If the Connection is already bound.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.SMPPProtocolExcpetion
* if synchronous communication is in use and the incoming
* response packet violates the SMPP protocol.
*/
public BindResp bind(int type,
String systemID,
String password,
String systemType,
int typeOfNum,
int numberPlan,
String addrRange)
throws java.io.IOException, InvalidParameterValueException,
IllegalArgumentException, AlreadyBoundException, VersionException,
SMPPProtocolException {
Bind bindReq = null;
// Must be reset before newInstance is called.
if (this.seqNumScheme != null) {
this.seqNumScheme.reset();
}
if (!asyncComms) {
// Ensure neither of the automatic reply settings are enabled.
ackQryLinks = false;
ackDeliverSm = false;
}
try {
switch (type) {
case TRANSMITTER:
bindReq = (Bind) newInstance(SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSMITTER);
break;
case RECEIVER:
bindReq = (Bind) newInstance(SMPPPacket.BIND_RECEIVER);
break;
case TRANSCEIVER:
if (this.interfaceVersion.isOlder(SMPPVersion.V34)) {
throw new VersionException(
"Cannot bind as transceiver in "
+ interfaceVersion.toString());
}
bindReq = (Bind) newInstance(SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSCEIVER);
break;
default:
throw new IllegalArgumentException("No such connection type.");
}
} catch (BadCommandIDException x) {
LOGGER.error("Internal error in the smppapi. Please inform the maintainer.", x);
}
connectionType = type;
LOGGER.info("Binding to the SMSC as type " + type);
bindReq.setVersion(interfaceVersion);
bindReq.setSystemId(systemID);
bindReq.setPassword(password);
bindReq.setSystemType(systemType);
bindReq.setAddressTon(typeOfNum);
bindReq.setAddressNpi(numberPlan);
bindReq.setAddressRange(addrRange);
return (BindResp) sendRequestInternal(bindReq);
}
/**
* Unbind from the SMSC. This method will unbind the SMPP protocol
* connection from the SMSC. No further SMPP operations will be possible
* once unbound. If the calling application is using sync mode, it should be
* sure there are no incoming packets awaiting a response (check using
* {@link #packetAvailable}), otherwise an
* IllegalStateException may be thrown. Note that this method
* will not close the underlying network connection.
*
* @return The Unbind response packet, or null if asynchronous communication
* is being used.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.NotBoundException
* if the connection is not yet bound.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPProtocolException
* If synchronous comms is in use and the incoming unbind_resp
* packet violates the SMPP specification, this exception is
* thrown.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing the unbind request or
* reading the unbind response.
*/
public UnbindResp unbind() throws java.io.IOException, NotBoundException,
SMPPProtocolException {
if ((state != BOUND) || !(link.isConnected())) {
throw new NotBoundException();
}
try {
LOGGER.info("Unbinding from the SMSC");
Unbind u = (Unbind) newInstance(SMPPPacket.UNBIND);
return (UnbindResp) sendRequestInternal(u);
} catch (BadCommandIDException x) {
// similarly impossible!
throw new SMPPRuntimeException("Internal smppapi error");
}
}
/**
* Unbind from the SMSC. This method is used to acknowledge an unbind
* request from the SMSC.
*
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.NotBoundException
* if the connection is not currently bound.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.AlreadyBoundException
* if no unbind request has been received from the SMSC.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing the response packet to
* the network connection.
*/
public void unbind(UnbindResp ubr) throws java.io.IOException,
ie.omk.smpp.SMPPException {
if (state != UNBINDING) {
throw new NotBoundException("Link is not connected.");
}
if (!(link.isConnected())) {
throw new AlreadyBoundException("No unbind request received.");
}
sendResponse(ubr);
}
/**
* Force the SMPP connection down. Only use this method once it's full sure
* that graceful unbinding and disconnection isn't going to work. This
* method cleans up it's internal state, forcing the network connection
* closed and terminating the receiver thread if necessary.
*
* If you end up having to use this method to terminate a Connection, it is
* advisable not to attempt to reuse the connection at all. Create a new
* object and start from scratch. Use of this method indicates something
* seriously wrong!
*
*/
public void force_unbind() {
LOGGER.warn("Attempting to force SMPP connection down.");
try {
setState(UNBOUND);
// Give the receiver a chance to die.
Thread.yield();
// The thread must DIE!!!!
if (rcvThread != null && rcvThread.isAlive()) {
try {
// Wait to see if the thread will terminate due to the state
// becoming UNBOUND.
Thread.sleep(1000);
} catch (InterruptedException x) {
LOGGER.debug(
"Interrupted exception waiting on receiver to die",
x);
}
if (rcvThread != null) {
LOGGER.error("Listener thread has not died.");
}
rcvThread = null;
}
link.close();
} catch (Throwable t) {
LOGGER.warn("Exception when trying to force unbind", t);
}
return;
}
/**
* Acknowledge an EnquireLink received from the Smsc
*
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing to the network
* connection.
*/
public void ackEnquireLink(EnquireLink rq) throws java.io.IOException {
EnquireLinkResp resp = new EnquireLinkResp(rq);
sendResponse(resp);
LOGGER.info("enquire_link_resp sent.");
}
/**
* Do a confidence check on the SMPP link to the SMSC.
*
* @return The Enquire link response packet or null if asynchronous
* communication is in use.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while writing to the network
* connection.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPProtocolException
* If synchronous communications is in use and the incoming
* enquire_link_resp packet violates the SMPP specification,
* this exception is thrown.
*/
public EnquireLinkResp enquireLink() throws java.io.IOException,
SMPPProtocolException {
try {
EnquireLink s = (EnquireLink) newInstance(SMPPPacket.ENQUIRE_LINK);
SMPPResponse resp = sendRequest(s);
LOGGER.debug("enquire_link request sent.");
if (resp != null) {
LOGGER.debug("enquire_link_response received.");
}
return (EnquireLinkResp) resp;
} catch (BadCommandIDException x) {
throw new SMPPRuntimeException("Internal smppapi error");
}
}
/**
* Get the type of this SMPP connection. The connection type is one of
* TRANSMITTER, RECEIVER or TRANSCEIVER.
*/
public int getConnectionType() {
return connectionType;
}
/**
* Report whether the connection is bound or not.
*
* @return true if the connection is bound.
*/
public boolean isBound() {
return state == BOUND;
}
/**
* Reset this connection's sequence numbering to the beginning. The
* underlying SequenceNumberScheme's reset method is called to start from
* that sequence's 'beginning'.
*
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.AlreadyBoundException
* if the connection is currently bound to the SMSC.
*/
public void reset() throws AlreadyBoundException {
if (state == BOUND) {
LOGGER
.warn("Attempt to reset sequence numbering on a bound connection");
throw new AlreadyBoundException(
"Cannot reset connection while bound");
}
if (this.seqNumScheme != null) {
this.seqNumScheme.reset();
}
LOGGER.info("Sequence numbering reset.");
}
/**
* Set the sequence numbering scheme for this connection. A sequence
* numbering scheme determines what sequence number each SMPP packet will
* have. By default, {@link ie.omk.smpp.util.DefaultSequenceScheme}is used,
* which will begin with sequence number 1 and increase the number by 1 for
* each packet thereafter.
*
* If the application sets the scheme to null, it is
* responsible for maintaining and setting the sequence number for each SMPP
* request it sends to the SMSC.
*
* @see ie.omk.smpp.util.SequenceNumberScheme
* @see ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPPacket#setSequenceNum
*/
public void setSeqNumScheme(SequenceNumberScheme scheme) {
this.seqNumScheme = scheme;
}
/**
* Get the current sequence numbering scheme object being used by this
* connection.
*/
public SequenceNumberScheme getSeqNumScheme() {
return this.seqNumScheme;
}
/**
* Read in the next packet from the SMSC link. If asynchronous
* communications is in use, calling this method results in an SMPPException
* as the listener thread will be hogging the input stream of the socket
* connection.
*
* @return The next SMPP packet from the SMSC.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while reading from the network
* connection.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.InvalidOperationException
* If asynchronous comms is in use.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPProtocolException
* if the incoming data violates the SMPP protocol
* specifications.
*/
public SMPPPacket readNextPacket() throws java.io.IOException,
InvalidOperationException, SMPPProtocolException {
if (asyncComms) {
throw new InvalidOperationException("Asynchronous comms in use.");
} else {
if (packetQueue.size() > 0) {
return (SMPPPacket) packetQueue.remove(0);
} else {
return readNextPacketInternal();
}
}
}
/**
* Read the next packet from the SMSC link. Internal version...handles
* special case packets like bind responses and unbind request and
* responses.
*
* @return The read SMPP packet, or null if the connection timed out.
* @throws java.io.IOException
* If an I/O error occurs while reading from the network
* connection.
*/
private SMPPPacket readNextPacketInternal()
throws java.io.IOException, SMPPProtocolException {
try {
SMPPPacket pak = null;
int id = -1;
this.buf = link.read(this.buf);
id = SMPPIO.bytesToInt(this.buf, 4, 4);
pak = PacketFactory.newInstance(id);
if (pak != null) {
pak.readFrom(this.buf, 0);
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
StringBuffer b = new StringBuffer("Packet Received: ");
int l = pak.getLength();
int s = pak.getCommandStatus();
int n = pak.getSequenceNum();
b.append("id:").append(Integer.toHexString(id))
.append(" len:").append(Integer.toString(l))
.append(" st:").append(Integer.toString(s))
.append(" sq:").append(Integer.toString(n));
LOGGER.debug(b.toString());
}
processInboundPacket(pak);
}
return pak;
} catch (BadCommandIDException x) {
throw new SMPPProtocolException("Unrecognised command received", x);
}
}
private void processOutboundPacket(SMPPPacket packet) throws IOException {
int id = packet.getCommandId();
if (!interfaceVersion.isSupported(id)) {
StringBuffer err = new StringBuffer(120)
.append(interfaceVersion.toString())
.append(" does not support command ID 0x")
.append(Integer.toHexString(id));
throw new VersionException(err.toString());
}
switch (id) {
case SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSMITTER:
case SMPPPacket.BIND_RECEIVER:
case SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSCEIVER:
processOutboundBind((Bind) packet);
break;
case SMPPPacket.UNBIND:
processOutboundUnbind((Unbind) packet);
break;
case SMPPPacket.UNBIND_RESP:
processOutboundUnbindResp((UnbindResp) packet);
break;
}
}
private void processOutboundBind(Bind bindRequest) throws IOException {
if (state != UNBOUND) {
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Cannot bind while in state " + state);
}
// Initialise the link timeout to the bind timeout
try {
int bindTimeout = APIConfig.getInstance().getInt(
APIConfig.BIND_TIMEOUT, 0);
if (bindTimeout > 0) {
link.setTimeout(bindTimeout);
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("Set bind timeout to " + bindTimeout);
}
}
} catch (UnsupportedOperationException x) {
LOGGER.warn("Link does not support read timeouts - bind timeout will not work");
} catch (java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException x) {
LOGGER.warn("Link does not support read timeouts - bind timeout will not work");
}
openLink();
setState(BINDING);
if (asyncComms) {
if (rcvThread == null) {
createRecvThread();
}
if (!rcvThread.isAlive()) {
rcvThread.start();
}
}
}
private void processOutboundUnbind(Unbind unbind) {
if (!asyncComms && packetQueue.size() > 0) {
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Cannot unbind while there are incoming packets awaiting responses");
}
if (state != BOUND) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Not currently bound");
}
setState(UNBINDING);
}
private void processOutboundUnbindResp(UnbindResp unbindResp) {
if (unbindResp.getCommandStatus() == 0) {
setState(UNBOUND);
}
}
private void processInboundPacket(SMPPPacket packet) throws IOException {
switch (packet.getCommandId()) {
case SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSMITTER_RESP:
case SMPPPacket.BIND_RECEIVER_RESP:
case SMPPPacket.BIND_TRANSCEIVER_RESP:
processInboundBindResp((BindResp) packet);
break;
case SMPPPacket.UNBIND_RESP:
processInboundUnbindResp((UnbindResp) packet);
break;
case SMPPPacket.UNBIND:
processInboundUnbind((Unbind) packet);
break;
case SMPPPacket.DELIVER_SM:
if (ackDeliverSm) {
ackDeliverSm((DeliverSM) packet);
}
break;
case SMPPPacket.ENQUIRE_LINK:
if (ackQryLinks) {
ackEnquireLink((EnquireLink) packet);
}
break;
}
if (packet.getCommandStatus() == 0) {
// Fix up the alphabet for this connection type if the
// packet needs it. DCS value 0 means the alphabet is in the
// default encoding of the SMSC, which varies depending on
// implementation.
if (defaultAlphabet != null && packet.getDataCoding() == 0) {
packet.setAlphabet(defaultAlphabet);
}
}
}
/**
* Handle an incoming bind response packet.
*/
private void processInboundBindResp(BindResp resp) {
int st = resp.getCommandStatus();
// Throw an exception if we're not in a BINDING state..
if (state != BINDING) {
throw new IllegalStateException(
"A bind response was received in bound state " + state);
}
if (st != 0) {
// Bind failed. Close the network link and return.
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("Bind failed. Setting state to unbound.");
}
try {
setState(UNBOUND);
link.close();
} catch (IOException x) {
LOGGER.warn("I/O Exception shutting down link after failed bind.", x);
}
return;
}
// Alright so, we're bound to the SMSC..
setState(BOUND);
// Read the version of the protocol supported at the SMSC.
Number n = (Number) resp.getOptionalParameter(Tag.SC_INTERFACE_VERSION);
if (n != null) {
SMPPVersion smscVersion = SMPPVersion.getVersion(n.intValue());
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("SMSC reports its supported SMPP version as "
+ smscVersion.toString());
}
// Downgrade this connection's version if the SMSC's version is
// lower.
if (smscVersion.isOlder(this.interfaceVersion)) {
LOGGER.info("Downgrading this connection's SMPP version to "
+ smscVersion.toString());
setInterfaceVersion(smscVersion);
}
} else {
// Spec requires us to assume the SMSC does not support optional
// parameters
this.supportOptionalParams = false;
LOGGER.warn("Disabling optional parameter support as no sc_interface_version parameter was received");
}
// Set the link timeout
try {
int linkTimeout = APIConfig.getInstance().getInt(
APIConfig.LINK_TIMEOUT);
link.setTimeout(linkTimeout);
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("Set the link timeout to " + linkTimeout);
}
} catch (PropertyNotFoundException x) {
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("No link timeout specified in configuration");
}
} catch (java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException x) {
LOGGER.warn("Configuration specified a link timeout but the link implementation does not support it");
}
}
/**
* Handle an incoming unbind packet.
*/
private void processInboundUnbind(Unbind req) {
LOGGER.info("SMSC requested unbind");
setState(UNBINDING);
}
/**
* Handle an incoming unbind response packet.
*/
private void processInboundUnbindResp(UnbindResp resp) {
if (state == UNBINDING && resp.getCommandStatus() == 0) {
LOGGER.info("Successfully unbound");
setState(UNBOUND);
}
}
/**
* Set the event dispatcher for this connection object. Before using the new
* event dispatcher, this method will call {@link EventDispatcher#init}to
* initialise the dispatcher. It will then iterate through all the observers
* registered with the current event dispatcher and register them with the
* new one.
*
* It is not a particularly good idea to set the event dispatcher after
* communications have begun. However, the observer copy is guarded against
* multi-threaded access to the current event dispatcher. During the copy,
* however, events will continue to be delievered via the current
* dispatcher. Only after the copy is complete will the new event
* dispatcher become the active one and events begin being delivered by it.
*
*
* The caller of this method can be sure that, once this method returns, all
* new events will be handled by the new event dispatcher. However, there
* may be events that occurred before, or during the operation of, the call
* to this method which will be delivered by the old dispatcher. Once the
* new event dispatcher is in place, the {@link EventDispatcher#destroy}
* method will be called on the old dispatcher.
*
*/
public void setEventDispatcher(EventDispatcher eventDispatcher) {
if (eventDispatcher == null) {
throw new NullPointerException("Event dispatcher cannot be null");
}
eventDispatcher.init();
// Copy all current observers to the new event dispatcher..
synchronized (this.eventDispatcher) {
Iterator iter = this.eventDispatcher.observerIterator();
while (iter.hasNext()) {
eventDispatcher.addObserver((ConnectionObserver) iter.next());
}
}
EventDispatcher old = this.eventDispatcher;
// ..and swap out the old dispatcher.
this.eventDispatcher = eventDispatcher;
// Clean up the old dispatcher.
old.destroy();
}
/**
* Add a connection observer to receive SMPP events from this connection. If
* this connection is not using asynchronous communication, this method call
* has no effect.
*
* @param ob
* the ConnectionObserver implementation to add.
*/
public void addObserver(ConnectionObserver ob) {
if (eventDispatcher != null) {
eventDispatcher.addObserver(ob);
}
}
/**
* Remove a connection observer from this Connection.
*/
public void removeObserver(ConnectionObserver ob) {
if (eventDispatcher != null) {
eventDispatcher.removeObserver(ob);
}
}
/**
* Listener thread method for asynchronous communication.
*/
public void run() {
SMPPPacket pak = null;
int smppEx = 0;
SMPPEvent exitEvent = null;
int tooManyIOEx = 5;
LOGGER.info("Receiver thread started");
APIConfig cfg = APIConfig.getInstance();
try {
tooManyIOEx = cfg.getInt(APIConfig.TOO_MANY_IO_EXCEPTIONS);
} catch (PropertyNotFoundException x) {
// just stick with the default
LOGGER.debug("Didn't find I/O exception config. Using default of "
+ tooManyIOEx);
}
eventDispatcher.notifyObservers(this, new ReceiverStartEvent(this));
try {
while (state != UNBOUND) {
try {
pak = readNextPacketInternal();
if (pak == null) {
LOGGER.warn("Received an unidentified packet from the SMSC");
continue;
}
} catch (SocketTimeoutException x) {
if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
LOGGER.debug("Caught a socket timeout exception: "
+ x.getMessage());
}
if (state == BINDING) {
// bind timeout has expired
LOGGER.debug("Bind timeout.");
exitEvent = new ReceiverExitEvent(this, null, state);
((ReceiverExitEvent) exitEvent).setReason(
ReceiverExitEvent.BIND_TIMEOUT);
setState(UNBOUND);
} else {
eventDispatcher.notifyObservers(this,
new ReceiverExceptionEvent(this, x));
}
continue;
} catch (IOException x) {
LOGGER.warn("I/O Exception caught", x);
ReceiverExceptionEvent ev = new ReceiverExceptionEvent(
this, x, state);
eventDispatcher.notifyObservers(this, ev);
smppEx++;
if (smppEx > tooManyIOEx) {
LOGGER.warn("Too many IOExceptions in receiver thread", x);
throw x;
}
continue;
}
// Reset smppEx back to zero if we reach here, as packet
// reception was successful.
smppEx = 0;
// Tell all the observers about the new packet
LOGGER.info("Notifying observers of packet received");
eventDispatcher.notifyObservers(this, pak);
} // end while
if (exitEvent == null) {
// Notify observers that the thread is exiting with no error..
exitEvent = new ReceiverExitEvent(this, null, state);
}
} catch (Exception x) {
LOGGER.debug("Fatal exception in receiver thread: " + x.getMessage(), x);
exitEvent = new ReceiverExitEvent(this, x, state);
setState(UNBOUND);
} finally {
// make sure other code doesn't try to restart the rcvThread..
rcvThread = null;
}
if (exitEvent != null) {
eventDispatcher.notifyObservers(this, exitEvent);
}
// Clean up the event dispatcher.
eventDispatcher.destroy();
}
/**
* @deprecated #ackEnquireLink
*/
public void ackLinkQuery(EnquireLink el) throws java.io.IOException {
ackEnquireLink(el);
}
/**
* Get a new instance of an SMPP packet. The packet will be initialised so
* that it uses the same SMPP version as this connection and it's sequence
* number will be initialised to using this connection's sequence numbering
* scheme.
*
* @param commandId
* the SMPP command ID of the packet to retrieve.
* @return a subclass of {@link ie.omk.smpp.message.SMPPPacket}
* corresponding to SMPP command commandId.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.BadCommandIDException
* if the command ID is not recognised.
* @throws ie.omk.smpp.NotSupportedException
* if the Connection is currently using an SMPP version which
* does not support SMPP command commandId.
*/
public SMPPPacket newInstance(int commandId) throws BadCommandIDException,
VersionException {
if (!this.interfaceVersion.isSupported(commandId)) {
throw new VersionException(
"Command is not supported in this SMPP version");
}
SMPPPacket response = PacketFactory.newInstance(commandId);
response.setVersion(this.interfaceVersion);
if (this.seqNumScheme != null) {
response.setSequenceNum(this.seqNumScheme.nextNumber());
}
if (defaultAlphabet != null) {
response.setAlphabet(defaultAlphabet, 0);
}
return response;
}
}