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# =XMPP4R - XMPP Library for Ruby
# License:: Ruby's license (see the LICENSE file) or GNU GPL, at your option.
# Website::http://xmpp4r.github.io
module Jabber
# CUSTOM ERROR CLASSES
# All of our custom errors are superclassed by JabberError < StandardError
class JabberError < StandardError; end
# A client-side only argument error
class ArgumentError < JabberError; end
# Server disconnected us
class ServerDisconnected < JabberError; end
##
# An error returned from the server
#
# e.g. This exception can be raised by helpers when they
# receive a server reply with <tt>type='error'</tt>
#
# The ServerError carries a Jabber::ErrorResponse element
#
class ServerError < JabberError #:nodoc:
##
# The error element which caused this exception
attr_reader :error
##
# Initialize a ServerError by passing an ErrorResponse instance
# error:: [Error]
def initialize(error)
@error = error
end
##
# Sample output:
# 'subscription-required: Please subscribe first'
def to_s
"#{@error.error}: #{@error.text}"
end
end
class ClientAuthenticationFailure < JabberError; end
class ComponentAuthenticationFailure < JabberError; end
class NoNameXmlnsRegistered < JabberError
def initialize(klass)
super "Class #{klass} has not set name and xmlns"
end
end
class SOCKS5Error < JabberError; end
class InvalidChatState < JabberError; end
##
# A class used to build/parse <error/> elements.
# Look at XEP-0086 for explanation:
# http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0086.html
#
# FIXME : XEP-0086 is officially deprecated. What effect does that have on this class? Any?
#
class ErrorResponse < XMPPElement
name_xmlns 'error'
##
# errorcondition:: [nil] or [String] of the following:
# * "bad-request"
# * "conflict"
# * "feature-not-implemented"
# * "forbidden"
# * "gone"
# * "internal-server-error"
# * "item-not-found"
# * "jid-malformed"
# * "not-acceptable"
# * "not-allowed"
# * "not-authorized"
# * "payment-required"
# * "recipient-unavailable"
# * "redirect"
# * "registration-required"
# * "remote-server-not-found"
# * "remote-server-timeout"
# * "resource-constraint"
# * "service-unavailable"
# * "subscription-required"
# * "undefined-condition"
# * "unexpected-request"
# Will raise an [Exception] if not [nil] and none of the above
#
# Also sets type and code to appropriate values according to errorcondition
#
# text: [nil] or [String] ErrorResponse text
def initialize(errorcondition=nil, text=nil)
if errorcondition.nil?
super()
set_text(text) unless text.nil?
else
errortype = nil
errorcode = nil
@@Errors.each { |cond,type,code|
if errorcondition == cond
errortype = type
errorcode = code
end
}
if errortype.nil? || errorcode.nil?
raise ArgumentError, "Unknown error condition when initializing ErrorReponse"
end
super()
set_error(errorcondition)
set_type(errortype)
set_code(errorcode)
set_text(text) unless text.nil?
end
end
##
# Get the 'Legacy error code' or nil
# result:: [Integer] Error code
def code
if attributes['code']
attributes['code'].to_i
else
nil
end
end
##
# Set the 'Legacy error code' or nil
# i:: [Integer] Error code
def code=(i)
if i.nil?
attributes['code'] = nil
else
attributes['code'] = i.to_s
end
end
##
# Set the 'Legacy error code' (chaining-friendly)
def set_code(i)
self.code = i
self
end
##
# Get the 'XMPP error condition'
#
# This can be anything that possess the specific namespace,
# checks don't apply here
def error
name = nil
each_element { |e| name = e.name if (e.namespace == 'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas') && (e.name != 'text') }
name
end
##
# Set the 'XMPP error condition'
#
# One previous element with that namespace will be deleted before
#
# s:: [String] Name of the element to be added,
# namespace will be added automatically, checks don't apply here
def error=(s)
xe = nil
each_element { |e| xe = e if (e.namespace == 'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas') && (e.name != 'text') }
unless xe.nil?
delete_element(xe)
end
add_element(s).add_namespace('urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas')
end
##
# Set the 'XMPP error condition' (chaining-friendly)
def set_error(s)
self.error = s
self
end
##
# Get the errors <text/> element text
# result:: [String] or nil
def text
first_element_text('text') || super
end
##
# Set the errors <text/> element text
# (Previous <text/> elements will be deleted first)
# s:: [String] <text/> content or [nil] if no <text/> element
def text=(s)
delete_elements('text')
unless s.nil?
e = add_element('text')
e.add_namespace('urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas')
e.text = s
end
end
##
# Set the errors <text/> element text (chaining-friendly)
def set_text(s)
self.text = s
self
end
##
# Get the type of error
# (meaning how to proceed)
# result:: [Symbol] or [nil] as following:
# * :auth
# * :cancel
# * :continue
# * :modify
# * :wait
def type
case attributes['type']
when 'auth' then :auth
when 'cancel' then :cancel
when 'continue' then :continue
when 'modify' then :modify
when 'wait' then :wait
else nil
end
end
##
# Set the type of error (see ErrorResponse#type)
def type=(t)
case t
when :auth then attributes['type'] = 'auth'
when :cancel then attributes['type'] = 'cancel'
when :continue then attributes['type'] = 'continue'
when :modify then attributes['type'] = 'modify'
when :wait then attributes['type'] = 'wait'
else attributes['type'] = nil
end
end
##
# Set the type of error (chaining-friendly)
def set_type(t)
self.type = t
self
end
##
# Possible XMPP error conditions, types and codes (XEP-0086)
@@Errors = [['bad-request', :modify, 400],
['conflict', :cancel, 409],
['feature-not-implemented', :cancel, 501],
['forbidden', :auth, 403],
['gone', :modify, 302],
['internal-server-error', :wait, 500],
['item-not-found', :cancel, 404],
['jid-malformed', :modify, 400],
['not-acceptable', :modify, 406],
['not-allowed', :cancel, 405],
['not-authorized', :auth, 401],
['payment-required', :auth, 402],
['recipient-unavailable', :wait, 404],
['redirect', :modify, 302],
['registration-required', :auth, 407],
['remote-server-not-found', :cancel, 404],
['remote-server-timeout', :wait, 504],
['resource-constraint', :wait, 500],
['service-unavailable', :cancel, 503],
['subscription-required', :auth, 407],
['undefined-condition', nil, 500],
['unexpected-request', :wait, 400]]
end
end
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