Examples with SoapHttpTransport com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport used on opensource projects

Example 46 with SoapHttpTransport

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestSendAndReceive method testSendDraftWithData.

@Test
public void testSendDraftWithData() throws Exception {
    TestUtil.createAccount(USER_NAME);
    TestUtil.createAccount(REMOTE_USER_NAME);
    MailSender.registerPreSendMailListener(listener);
    ZMailbox zmbox = TestUtil.getZMailbox(USER_NAME);
    String subj = "Thorin";
    String body = "far over the misty mountains cold";
    String customHeaderValue = "https://zss.server/file2";
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getSoapUrl());
    transport.setAuthToken(zmbox.getAuthToken());
    //create a draft with a custom mime header
    Element request = new Element.JSONElement(MailConstants.SAVE_DRAFT_REQUEST);
    Element el = request.addUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_MSG);
    el.addAttribute(MailConstants.E_SUBJECT, subj);
    el.addUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_MIMEPART).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_CONTENT_TYPE, "text/plain").addAttribute(MailConstants.E_CONTENT, body);
    el.addNonUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_EMAIL).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_ADDRESS_TYPE, EmailType.TO.toString()).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_ADDRESS, TestUtil.addDomainIfNecessary(REMOTE_USER_NAME));
    el.addNonUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_HEADER).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_NAME, MailSender.PRE_SEND_HEADER).setText("custom");
    el.addNonUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_HEADER).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_NAME, PUBLIC_LIST_HEADER).setText(customHeaderValue);
    ZMessage draft = new ZMessage(transport.invoke(request).getElement(MailConstants.E_MSG), zmbox);
    //Send the draft and save to Sent folder
    request = new Element.JSONElement(MailConstants.SEND_MSG_REQUEST);
    request.addUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_MSG).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_DRAFT_ID, draft.getId()).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_SEND_FROM_DRAFT, true).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_NO_SAVE_TO_SENT, false);
    transport.invoke(request);
    Assert.assertTrue("Listener was not triggered", listener.isTriggered());
    Assert.assertEquals("listener should ahve been triggered only once", 1, listener.getTriggerCounter());
    String[] listenersData = listener.getData();
    Assert.assertNotNull("Listener did not get data from custom headers", listenersData);
    Assert.assertTrue("wrong number of elements in custom header data", listenersData.length == 1);
    Assert.assertTrue(String.format("wrong value in custom header: %s", listenersData[0]), customHeaderValue.equalsIgnoreCase(listenersData[0].replace("\"", "")));
}

Example 47 with SoapHttpTransport

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestSendAndReceive method testSendDraftNoHeader.

@Test
public void testSendDraftNoHeader() throws Exception {
    TestUtil.createAccount(USER_NAME);
    TestUtil.createAccount(REMOTE_USER_NAME);
    MailSender.registerPreSendMailListener(listener);
    ZMailbox zmbox = TestUtil.getZMailbox(USER_NAME);
    String subj = "Thorin";
    String body = "far over the misty mountains cold";
    ZOutgoingMessage msg = TestUtil.getOutgoingMessage(REMOTE_USER_NAME, subj, body, null);
    ZMessage draft = zmbox.saveDraft(msg, null, Integer.toString(Mailbox.ID_FOLDER_DRAFTS));
    Element request = new Element.JSONElement(MailConstants.SEND_MSG_REQUEST);
    request.addUniqueElement(MailConstants.E_MSG).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_DRAFT_ID, draft.getId()).addAttribute(MailConstants.A_SEND_FROM_DRAFT, true);
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getSoapUrl());
    transport.setAuthToken(zmbox.getAuthToken());
    transport.invoke(request);
    Assert.assertFalse("Listener was not supposed to be triggered", listener.isTriggered());
}

Example 48 with SoapHttpTransport

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class TestServiceServlet method getAdminAuthToken.

private String getAdminAuthToken(String adminName) throws ServiceException, IOException {
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport(TestUtil.getAdminSoapUrl());
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest authReq = new com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthRequest(adminName, TestUtil.DEFAULT_PASSWORD);
    authReq.setCsrfSupported(false);
    Element response = transport.invoke(JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(authReq, SoapProtocol.SoapJS.getFactory()));
    com.zimbra.soap.admin.message.AuthResponse authResp = JaxbUtil.elementToJaxb(response);
    return authResp.getAuthToken();
}

Example 49 with SoapHttpTransport

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class LmcSoapRequest method invoke.

/**
     * After setting up all the request parameters, send this request to
     * the targetURL and return the server's response.
     * This method will side-effect the LmcSession object assigned with
     * setSession, changing the session ID if the server changed it.
     * @param targetURL - the URL of the SOAP service to send the request to
     * @exception lotsOfthem
     */
public LmcSoapResponse invoke(String targetURL) throws LmcSoapClientException, IOException, SoapFaultException, ServiceException, SoapParseException {
    LmcSoapResponse result = null;
    SoapHttpTransport trans = null;
    try {
        trans = new SoapHttpTransport(targetURL);
        trans.setTimeout(sTimeoutMillis);
        trans.setRetryCount(sRetryCount);
        trans.setUserAgent("lmc", null);
        // set the auth token and session id in the transport for this request to use
        String curSessionID = null;
        if (mSession != null) {
            ZAuthToken zat = mSession.getAuthToken();
            trans.setAuthToken(zat);
            curSessionID = mSession.getSessionID();
            trans.setSessionId(curSessionID);
        }
        // send it over
        Element requestXML = getRequestXML();
        if (sDumpXML) {
            sLog.info("Request:" + DomUtil.toString(requestXML, true));
        }
        com.zimbra.common.soap.Element requestElt = com.zimbra.common.soap.Element.convertDOM(requestXML);
        //System.out.println("Sending over request " + DomUtil.toString(requestXML, true));
        Element responseXML;
        if (mRequestedAccountId == null)
            responseXML = trans.invoke(requestElt).toXML();
        else
            responseXML = trans.invoke(requestElt, false, true, mRequestedAccountId).toXML();
        if (sDumpXML) {
            sLog.info("Response:" + DomUtil.toString(responseXML, true) + "\n");
        }
        /*
            * check to see if the session ID changed.  this will not change
            * the session ID if there was one and trans.getSessionId() now
            * returns null.
            */
        String newSessionID = trans.getSessionId();
        if (newSessionID != null && mSession != null) {
            if (curSessionID == null)
                mSession.setSessionID(newSessionID);
            else if (!curSessionID.equals(newSessionID))
                mSession.setSessionID(newSessionID);
        }
        // parse the response
        //System.out.println(DomUtil.toString(responseXML, true));
        result = parseResponseXML(responseXML);
    } finally {
        if (trans != null)
            trans.shutdown();
    }
    return result;
}

Example 50 with SoapHttpTransport

use of com.zimbra.common.soap.SoapHttpTransport in project zm-mailbox by Zimbra.

the class LocalConfigCLI method reload.

private void reload() throws ServiceException {
    String host = LC.zimbra_zmprov_default_soap_server.value();
    int port = LC.zimbra_admin_service_port.intValue();
    SoapHttpTransport transport = new SoapHttpTransport("https://" + host + ":" + port + AdminConstants.ADMIN_SERVICE_URI);
    SoapProvisioning prov = new SoapProvisioning();
    prov.soapSetURI(transport.getURI());
    prov.soapZimbraAdminAuthenticate();
    transport.setAuthToken(prov.getAuthToken());
    try {
        transport.invoke(JaxbUtil.jaxbToElement(new ReloadLocalConfigRequest()));
    } catch (IOException e) {
        throw ZClientException.IO_ERROR(e.getMessage(), e);
    }
}