Examples with HTTP_1_0 io.servicetalk.http.api.HttpProtocolVersion.HTTP_1_0 used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HTTP_1_0

use of io.servicetalk.http.api.HttpProtocolVersion.HTTP_1_0 in project servicetalk by apple.

the class RedirectingClientAndConnectionFilterTest method redirectFilterNoHostHeaderAbsoluteLocation.

@ParameterizedTest(name = "{displayName} [{index}] {0}-{1}")
@MethodSource("requesterTypes")
void redirectFilterNoHostHeaderAbsoluteLocation(final RequesterType type, final SecurityType security) throws Exception {
    setUp(security);
    BlockingHttpRequester client = asBlockingRequester(createFilter(type, (responseFactory, request) -> {
        if (request.requestTarget().equals("/")) {
            return succeeded(responseFactory.permanentRedirect().addHeader(LOCATION, format("http://%s/next", hostHeader(HostAndPort.of(remoteAddress())))));
        }
        return succeeded(responseFactory.ok());
    }, newFilterFactory()));
    HttpRequest request = client.get("/");
    HttpResponse response = client.request(request);
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(PERMANENT_REDIRECT));
    response = client.request(request.addHeader("X-REDIRECT", "TRUE"));
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(OK));
    // HTTP/1.0 doesn't support HOST => we can not infer that the absolute-form location is relative, don't redirect
    response = client.request(client.get("/").version(HTTP_1_0).addHeader("X-REDIRECT", "TRUE"));
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(PERMANENT_REDIRECT));
}

Example 2 with HTTP_1_0

use of io.servicetalk.http.api.HttpProtocolVersion.HTTP_1_0 in project servicetalk by apple.

the class RedirectingClientAndConnectionFilterTest method redirectFilterNoHostHeaderRelativeLocation.

@ParameterizedTest(name = "{displayName} [{index}] {0}-{1}")
@MethodSource("requesterTypes")
void redirectFilterNoHostHeaderRelativeLocation(final RequesterType type, final SecurityType security) throws Exception {
    setUp(security);
    BlockingHttpRequester client = asBlockingRequester(createFilter(type, (responseFactory, request) -> {
        if (request.requestTarget().equals("/")) {
            return succeeded(responseFactory.permanentRedirect().addHeader(LOCATION, "/next"));
        }
        return succeeded(responseFactory.ok());
    }, newFilterFactory()));
    HttpRequest request = client.get("/");
    HttpResponse response = client.request(request);
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(PERMANENT_REDIRECT));
    response = client.request(request.addHeader("X-REDIRECT", "TRUE"));
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(OK));
    // HTTP/1.0 doesn't support HOST, ensure that we don't get any errors and perform relative redirect
    response = client.request(client.get("/").version(HTTP_1_0).addHeader("X-REDIRECT", "TRUE"));
    assertThat(response.status(), equalTo(OK));
}

Example 3 with HTTP_1_0

use of io.servicetalk.http.api.HttpProtocolVersion.HTTP_1_0 in project servicetalk by apple.

the class DefaultContainerResponseWriter method sendResponse.

private void sendResponse(final long contentLength, @Nullable final Publisher<Buffer> content, final ContainerResponse containerResponse) {
    final HttpResponseStatus status = getStatus(containerResponse);
    final StreamingHttpResponse response;
    if (content != null && !isHeadRequest()) {
        final HttpExecutionStrategy executionStrategy = getResponseExecutionStrategy(request);
        // TODO(scott): use request factory methods that accept a payload body to avoid overhead of payloadBody.
        final Publisher<Buffer> payloadBody = (executionStrategy != null && executionStrategy.isSendOffloaded() ? content.subscribeOn(serviceCtx.executionContext().executor(), IoThreadFactory.IoThread::currentThreadIsIoThread) : content).beforeCancel(// Cleanup internal state if server cancels response body
        this::cancelResponse);
        response = responseFactory.newResponse(status).version(protocolVersion).payloadBody(payloadBody);
    } else {
        response = responseFactory.newResponse(status).version(protocolVersion);
    }
    final HttpHeaders headers = response.headers();
    // If we use HTTP/2 protocol all headers MUST be in lower case
    final boolean isH2 = response.version().major() == 2;
    containerResponse.getHeaders().forEach((k, vs) -> vs.forEach(v -> {
        headers.add(isH2 ? k.toLowerCase() : k, v == null ? emptyAsciiString() : asCharSequence(v));
    }));
    if (!headers.contains(CONTENT_LENGTH)) {
        if (contentLength == UNKNOWN_RESPONSE_LENGTH) {
            // We can omit Transfer-Encoding for HEAD per https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-4.3.2
            if (!isHeadRequest() && !HTTP_1_0.equals(protocolVersion)) {
                headers.set(TRANSFER_ENCODING, CHUNKED);
            }
        } else {
            headers.set(CONTENT_LENGTH, contentLength == 0 ? ZERO : Long.toString(contentLength));
            headers.removeIgnoreCase(TRANSFER_ENCODING, CHUNKED);
        }
    }
    responseSubscriber.onSuccess(response);
}