Public Member Functions
def	__init__ (self, num_connections=10, ssl_opts=None, user_agent=None, request_headers=None, request_init=None, request_respond=None, request_error=None, handle_init=None)

def	process (self)

def	put (self, task)

Public Attributes
	cm

	free

	handles

	queue

	request_error

	request_init

	request_respond

Private Member Functions
def	_request_error (self, c, task, errmsg, errno)

def	_request_init (self, c, url)

def	_request_respond (self, args)

Detailed Description

Manager of multiple concurrent or overlapping HTTP requests.

This is a utility class acting as a pump of several overlapping
HTTP requests against any number of HTTP or HTTPS servers. It
uses a configurable number of simultaneous connections, ten by
default. The actual connection layer is handled using curl, and
the client classes need to aware of this to a limited degree.

The client supplies optional callback methods for initialising,
responding and handling errors on connections. At the very least
the request response callback should be defined.

This class is not designed for multi-threaded use. It employs
overlapping requests, but in a single thread. Only one thread
at a time should be calling `process()`; several threads may
call `.put()` provided the caller uses a mutex so that only one
thread calls into the method at a time.

Definition at line 4 of file HTTP.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def HTTP.RequestManager.__init__	(	self,
		num_connections = `10`,
		ssl_opts = `None`,
		user_agent = `None`,
		request_headers = `None`,
		request_init = `None`,
		request_respond = `None`,
		request_error = `None`,
		handle_init = `None`
	)

Initialise the request manager. The arguments are:

:arg num_connections: maximum number of simultaneous connections.
:arg ssl_opts: optional SSLOptions (Monitoring.Core.X509) for SSL
X509 parametre values, e.g. for X509 client authentication.
:arg user_agent: sets user agent identification string if defined.
:arg request_headers: if defined, specifies list of additional HTTP
request headers to be added to each request.
:arg request_init: optional callback to initialise requests; the
default assumes each task is a URL to access and sets the `URL`
property on the curl object to the task value.
:arg request_respond: callback for handling responses; at the very
minimum this should be defined as the default one does nothing.
:arg request_error: callback for handling connection errors; the
default one raises a RuntimeException.
:arg handle_init: callback for customising connection handles at
creation time; the callback will be invoked for each connection
object as it's created and queued to the idle connection list.

Definition at line 26 of file HTTP.py.

                request_error = None, handle_init = None):
     """Initialise the request manager. The arguments are:
 
 :arg num_connections: maximum number of simultaneous connections.
 :arg ssl_opts: optional SSLOptions (Monitoring.Core.X509) for SSL
 X509 parametre values, e.g. for X509 client authentication.
 :arg user_agent: sets user agent identification string if defined.
 :arg request_headers: if defined, specifies list of additional HTTP
 request headers to be added to each request.
 :arg request_init: optional callback to initialise requests; the
 default assumes each task is a URL to access and sets the `URL`
 property on the curl object to the task value.
 :arg request_respond: callback for handling responses; at the very
 minimum this should be defined as the default one does nothing.
 :arg request_error: callback for handling connection errors; the
 default one raises a RuntimeException.
 :arg handle_init: callback for customising connection handles at
 creation time; the callback will be invoked for each connection
 object as it's created and queued to the idle connection list."""
     self.request_respond = request_respond or self._request_respond
     self.request_error = request_error or self._request_error
     self.request_init = request_init or self._request_init
     self.cm = CurlMulti()
     self.handles = [Curl() for i in xrange(0, num_connections)]
     self.free = [c for c in self.handles]
     self.queue = []
 
     for c in self.handles:
       c.buffer = None
       c.setopt(NOSIGNAL, 1)
       c.setopt(TIMEOUT, 300)
       c.setopt(CONNECTTIMEOUT, 30)
       c.setopt(FOLLOWLOCATION, 1)
       c.setopt(MAXREDIRS, 5)
       if user_agent:
         c.setopt(USERAGENT, user_agent)
       if ssl_opts:
         c.setopt(CAPATH, ssl_opts.ca_path)
         c.setopt(SSLCERT, ssl_opts.cert_file)
         c.setopt(SSLKEY, ssl_opts.key_file)
         if ssl_opts.key_pass:
           c.setopt(SSLKEYPASSWD, ssl_opts.key_pass)
       if request_headers:
         c.setopt(HTTPHEADER, request_headers)
       if handle_init:
         handle_init(c)
 

Member Function Documentation

def HTTP.RequestManager._request_error	(	self,
		c,
		task,
		errmsg,
		errno
	)

private

Default request error callback.

Definition at line 77 of file HTTP.py.

   def _request_error(self, c, task, errmsg, errno):
     """Default request error callback."""
     raise RuntimeError((task, errmsg, errno))
 

def HTTP.RequestManager._request_init	(	self,
		c,
		url
	)

private

Default request initialisation callback.

Definition at line 73 of file HTTP.py.

   def _request_init(self, c, url):
     """Default request initialisation callback."""
     c.setopt(URL, url)
 

def HTTP.RequestManager._request_respond	(	self,
		args
	)

private

Default request response callback.

Definition at line 81 of file HTTP.py.

   def _request_respond(self, *args):
     """Default request response callback."""
     pass
 

def HTTP.RequestManager.process ( self )

Process pending requests until none are left.

This method processes all requests queued with `.put()` until they
have been fully processed. It calls the ``request_respond`` callback
for all successfully completed requests, and ``request_error`` for
all failed ones.

Any new requests added by callbacks by invoking ``put()`` are also
processed before returning.

Definition at line 90 of file HTTP.py.

References HTTP.RequestManager.free, HTTP.RequestManager.queue, HTTP.RequestManager.request_error, HTTP.RequestManager.request_init, and HTTP.RequestManager.request_respond.

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   def process(self):
     """Process pending requests until none are left.
 
 This method processes all requests queued with `.put()` until they
 have been fully processed. It calls the ``request_respond`` callback
 for all successfully completed requests, and ``request_error`` for
 all failed ones.
 
 Any new requests added by callbacks by invoking ``put()`` are also
 processed before returning."""
     npending = 0
     while self.queue or npending:
       while self.queue and self.free:
         c = self.free.pop()
         c.task = self.queue.pop(0)
         c.buffer = b = StringIO()
         c.setopt(WRITEFUNCTION, b.write)
         self.request_init(c, *c.task)
         self.cm.add_handle(c)
         npending += 1
 
       while True:
         ret, nhandles = self.cm.perform()
         if ret != E_CALL_MULTI_PERFORM:
           break
 
       while True:
         numq, ok, err = self.cm.info_read()
 
         for c in ok:
           assert npending > 0
           self.cm.remove_handle(c)
           self.request_respond(c)
           c.buffer = None
           self.free.append(c)
           npending -= 1
 
         for c, errno, errmsg in err:
           assert npending > 0
           self.cm.remove_handle(c)
           self.free.append(c)
           npending -= 1
           self.request_error(c, c.task, errmsg, errno)
 
         if numq == 0:
           break
 
       self.cm.select(1.)
 

def HTTP.RequestManager.put	(	self,
		task
	)

Add a new task. The task object should be a tuple and is
passed to ``request_init`` callback passed to the constructor.

Definition at line 85 of file HTTP.py.

   def put(self, task):
     """Add a new task. The task object should be a tuple and is
 passed to ``request_init`` callback passed to the constructor."""
     self.queue.append(task)
 