gecko-dev/grendel/mime/parser/MimeMultipart.java

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 * The Original Code is the Grendel mail/news client.
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 * Created: Jamie Zawinski <jwz@netscape.com>, 21 Aug 1997.
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package grendel.mime.parser;

import grendel.mime.IMimeOperator;

import calypso.util.ByteBuf;
import calypso.util.ByteLineBuffer;

import javax.mail.internet.InternetHeaders;


/** This class implements the parser for all "multipart/" MIME subtypes.
    @see MimeMultipartDigest
    @see MimeDwimText
    @see MimeXSunAttachment
 */
class MimeMultipart extends MimeContainer {

  ByteLineBuffer line_buffer;
  ByteBuf line_bytes;
  ByteBuf boundary;
  ByteBuf crlf;
  InternetHeaders child_headers;

  int state;

  // enumeration of boundary types
  static protected final int BOUNDARY_NONE        = 100;
  static protected final int BOUNDARY_TERMINATOR  = 101;
  static protected final int BOUNDARY_SEPARATOR   = 102;

  // enumeration of states in the machine
  static protected final int MULTIPART_PREAMBLE   = 200;
  static protected final int MULTIPART_HEADERS    = 201;
  static protected final int MULTIPART_FIRST_LINE = 202;
  static protected final int MULTIPART_LINE       = 203;
  static protected final int MULTIPART_EPILOGUE   = 204;

  public MimeMultipart(String content_type, InternetHeaders headers) {
    super(content_type, headers);

    crlf = new ByteBuf("\r\n");
    line_buffer = new ByteLineBuffer();
    line_bytes = new ByteBuf(100);

    computeBoundary();
  }

  protected void computeBoundary() {
    // extract the boundary string from the Content-Type header.
    if (headers != null) {
      state = MULTIPART_PREAMBLE;
      ByteBuf ct = new ByteBuf();
      boundary = null;
      String hh[] = headers.getHeader("Content-Type");
      if (hh != null && hh.length != 0) {
        String ctv = hh[0];
        // #### do this right!
        int i = ctv.indexOf("boundary=");
        if (i > 0) {
          int j;
          i += 9;
          if (ctv.charAt(i) == '"') {
            i++;
            j = ctv.indexOf('"', i);
          } else {
            j = ctv.indexOf(' ', i);
            if (j < 0) j = ctv.length()-1;
          }
          boundary = new ByteBuf(ctv.substring(i, j));
        }
      }
    }

    if (boundary == null) {
      // Gag!  No boundary string?  Try and display it as plain-text.
      openChild("text/plain", null);
      state = MULTIPART_FIRST_LINE;
    }
  }

  /** When a sub-part doesn't have a content-type specified, this method
      returns the default type.  The default is "text/plain", but, for
      example, the "multipart/digest" handler overrides this to
      "message/rfc822".  Note that this is a class method.
    */
  public String defaultSubpartType() { return "text/plain"; }

  /** Buffers the bytes into lines, and calls process_line() on each line. */
  public void pushBytes(ByteBuf bytes) {
    line_buffer.pushBytes(bytes);
    while (line_buffer.pullLine(line_bytes))
      process_line(line_bytes);
  }

  /** Flushes the line buffer, and (maybe) calls process_line() one last time.
   */
  public void pushEOF() {
    line_buffer.pushEOF();
    while (line_buffer.pullLine(line_bytes))
      process_line(line_bytes);
    line_buffer = null;
    line_bytes = null;
    super.pushEOF();
   }


  /** Called for each line of the body of this multipart.
      Maintains a state machine and decides what the line means.
   */
  private void process_line(ByteBuf line) {

    int boundary_type;

    if (state == MULTIPART_EPILOGUE)
      boundary_type = BOUNDARY_NONE;
    else
      boundary_type = checkBoundary(line);

    if (boundary_type == BOUNDARY_TERMINATOR ||
        boundary_type == BOUNDARY_SEPARATOR) {
      // Match!  Close the currently-open part, move on to the next
      // state, and discard this line.
      if (state != MULTIPART_PREAMBLE)
        closeChild();

      if (boundary_type == BOUNDARY_TERMINATOR) {
        state = MULTIPART_EPILOGUE;
        child_headers = null;
      } else {
        state = MULTIPART_HEADERS;
        child_headers = new InternetHeaders();
      }

    } else {
      // this line is not a boundary line.

      switch (state) {
      case MULTIPART_PREAMBLE:
      case MULTIPART_EPILOGUE:
        // ignore this line.
        break;

      case MULTIPART_HEADERS:
        // parse this line as a header for the sub-part.
        child_headers.addHeaderLine(line.toString());

        // If this is a blank line, create a child.
        byte b = line.byteAt(0);
        if (b == '\r' || b == '\n') {
          createMultipartChild();
          state = MULTIPART_FIRST_LINE;
        }
        break;

      case MULTIPART_FIRST_LINE:
        // hand this line off to the sub-part.
        push_child_line(line, true);
        state = MULTIPART_LINE;
        break;

      case MULTIPART_LINE:
        // hand this line off to the sub-part.
        push_child_line(line, false);
        break;

      default:
        throw new Error("internal error");
      }
    }
  }


  protected int checkBoundary(ByteBuf line_buf) {

    if (boundary == null)
      return BOUNDARY_NONE;

    int length = line_buf.length();
    byte line[] = line_buf.toBytes();

    if (length < 3 || line[0] != '-' || line[1] != '-')
      return BOUNDARY_NONE;

    // strip trailing whitespace (including the newline.)
    while(length > 2 && (line[length-1] <= ' '))
      length--;

    int blen = boundary.length();
    boolean term_p = false;

    // Could this be a terminating boundary?
    if (length == blen + 4 &&
        line[length-1] == '-' &&
        line[length-2] == '-') {
      term_p = true;
      length -= 2;
    }

    // If the two don't have the same length (modulo trailing dashes)
    // then they can't match.
    if (blen != length-2)
      return BOUNDARY_NONE;

    // Compare each byte, and bug out if there's a mismatch.
    // (Note that if `boundary' is "xxx" then `line' is "--xxx";
    // that's what the +2 is for.)
    byte bbytes[] = boundary.toBytes();
    for (int i = 0; i < length-2; i++)
      if (line[i+2] != bbytes[i])
        return BOUNDARY_NONE;

    // Success!  Return the type of boundary.
    if (term_p)
      return BOUNDARY_TERMINATOR;
    else
      return BOUNDARY_SEPARATOR;
  }


  protected void createMultipartChild() {
    String hh[] = child_headers.getHeader("Content-Type");
    String child_type = null;

    if (hh != null && hh.length != 0) {
        child_type = hh[0];
        // #### strip to first token
        int i = child_type.indexOf(';');
        if (i > 0)
          child_type = child_type.substring(0, i);
        child_type = child_type.trim();
      }

    if (child_type != null) {
      openChild(child_type, child_headers);
    } else {
      // If there was no content-type, assume text/plain -- null as a ct
      // would mean that we should do the auto-uudecode-hack, which we don't
      // ever want to do for subparts of a multipart (only for untyped
      // children of message/rfc822.)
      openChild(defaultSubpartType(), child_headers);
    }
  }


  private void push_child_line(ByteBuf line_buf, boolean first_line_p) {

    // The newline issues here are tricky, since both the newlines before
    // and after the boundary string are to be considered part of the
    // boundary: this is so that a part can be specified such that it
    // does not end in a trailing newline.
    //
    // To implement this, we send a newline *before* each line instead
    // of after, except for the first line, which is not preceeded by a
    // newline.

    int length = line_buf.length();
    byte line[] = line_buf.toBytes();

    // Remove the trailing newline...
    if (length > 0 && line[length-1] == '\n') length--;
    if (length > 0 && line[length-1] == '\r') length--;
    line_buf.setLength(length);

    if (!first_line_p)
      // Push out a preceeding newline...
      open_child.pushBytes(crlf);

    // Now push out the line sans trailing newline.
    open_child.pushBytes(line_buf);
  }
}