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Corrected the NPDU encoding for the demo handlers.

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skarg
2006-09-23 22:02:04 +00:00
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commit 337bc5ab4e
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bacnet-stack/demo/handler/h_arf.c
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@@ -41,6 +41,57 @@
#include "ao.h"
#include "bacfile.h"
/*
from BACnet SSPC-135-2004
14. FILE ACCESS SERVICES
This clause defines the set of services used to access and
manipulate files contained in BACnet devices. The concept of files
is used here as a network-visible representation for a collection
of octets of arbitrary length and meaning. This is an abstract
concept only and does not imply the use of disk, tape or other
mass storage devices in the server devices. These services may
be used to access vendor-defined files as well as specific
files defined in the BACnet protocol standard.
Every file that is accessible by File Access Services shall
have a corresponding File object in the BACnet device. This File
object is used to identify the particular file by name. In addition,
the File object provides access to "header information," such
as the file's total size, creation date, and type. File Access
Services may model files in two ways: as a continuous stream of
octets or as a contiguous sequence of numbered records.
The File Access Services provide atomic read and write operations.
In this context "atomic" means that during the execution
of a read or write operation, no other AtomicReadFile or
AtomicWriteFile operations are allowed for the same file.
Synchronization of these services with internal operations
of the BACnet device is a local matter and is not defined by this
standard.
14.1 AtomicReadFile Service
14.1.5 Service Procedure
The responding BACnet-user shall first verify the validity
of the 'File Identifier' parameter and return a 'Result(-)' response
with the appropriate error class and code if the File object
is unknown, if there is currently another AtomicReadFile or
AtomicWriteFile service in progress, or if the File object is
currently inaccessible for another reason. If the 'File Start
Position' parameter or the 'File Start Record' parameter is
either less than 0 or exceeds the actual file size, then the appropriate
error is returned in a 'Result(-)' response. If not, then the
responding BACnet-user shall read the number of octets specified by
'Requested Octet Count' or the number of records specified by
'Requested Record Count'. If the number of remaining octets or
records is less than the requested amount, then the length of
the 'File Data' returned or 'Returned Record Count' shall indicate
the actual number read. If the returned response contains the
last octet or record of the file, then the 'End Of File' parameter
shall be TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
*/
void handler_atomic_read_file(uint8_t * service_request,
uint16_t service_len,
BACNET_ADDRESS * src, BACNET_CONFIRMED_SERVICE_DATA * service_data)
@@ -51,40 +102,52 @@ void handler_atomic_read_file(uint8_t * service_request,
bool error = false;
int bytes_sent = 0;
BACNET_NPDU_DATA npdu_data;
BACNET_ADDRESS my_address;
BACNET_ERROR_CLASS error_class = ERROR_CLASS_OBJECT;
BACNET_ERROR_CODE error_code = ERROR_CODE_UNKNOWN_OBJECT;
#if PRINT_ENABLED
fprintf(stderr, "Received Atomic-Read-File Request!\n");
#endif
len = arf_decode_service_request(service_request, service_len, &data);
/* prepare a reply */
/* encode the NPDU portion of the packet */
datalink_get_my_address(&my_address);
npdu_encode_npdu_data(&npdu_data, false, MESSAGE_PRIORITY_NORMAL);
pdu_len = npdu_encode_pdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0], src,
&my_address, &npdu_data);
/* bad decoding - send an abort */
if (len < 0) {
pdu_len = abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0],
len = abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id, ABORT_REASON_OTHER);
#if PRINT_ENABLED
fprintf(stderr, "Bad Encoding. Sending Abort!\n");
#endif
} else if (service_data->segmented_message) {
pdu_len = abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0],
len = abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id,
ABORT_REASON_SEGMENTATION_NOT_SUPPORTED);
#if PRINT_ENABLED
fprintf(stderr, "Segmented Message. Sending Abort!\n");
#endif
} else {
if (data.access == FILE_STREAM_ACCESS) {
} else if (data.object_type == OBJECT_FILE) {
if (!bacfile_valid_instance(data.object_instance)) {
error = true;
}
else if (data.access == FILE_STREAM_ACCESS) {
if (data.type.stream.requestedOctetCount <
octetstring_capacity(&data.fileData)) {
if (bacfile_read_data(&data)) {
pdu_len =
arf_ack_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0],
len =
arf_ack_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id, &data);
} else {
error = true;
error_class = ERROR_CLASS_OBJECT;
error_code = ERROR_CODE_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
} else {
pdu_len =
abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0],
len =
abort_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id,
ABORT_REASON_SEGMENTATION_NOT_SUPPORTED);
#if PRINT_ENABLED
@@ -92,17 +155,26 @@ void handler_atomic_read_file(uint8_t * service_request,
#endif
}
} else {
pdu_len =
bacerror_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id,
SERVICE_CONFIRMED_ATOMIC_READ_FILE, ERROR_CLASS_SERVICES,
ERROR_CODE_INVALID_FILE_ACCESS_METHOD);
error = true;
error_class = ERROR_CLASS_SERVICES;
error_code = ERROR_CODE_INVALID_FILE_ACCESS_METHOD;
#if PRINT_ENABLED
fprintf(stderr, "Record Access Requested. Sending Error!\n");
#endif
}
} else {
error = true;
error_class = ERROR_CLASS_SERVICES;
error_code = ERROR_CODE_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED;
}
npdu_encode_confirmed_apdu(&npdu_data, MESSAGE_PRIORITY_NORMAL);
if (error)
{
len =
bacerror_encode_apdu(&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[pdu_len],
service_data->invoke_id,
SERVICE_CONFIRMED_ATOMIC_READ_FILE, error_class, error_code);
}
pdu_len += len;
bytes_sent = datalink_send_pdu(src, &npdu_data,
&Handler_Transmit_Buffer[0], pdu_len);
#if PRINT_ENABLED