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/* wsp_caps.h - interface to WSP capability negotiation
*
* Richard Braakman
*/
#ifndef WSP_CAPS_H
#define WSP_CAPS_H
#include "gwlib/gwlib.h"
struct capability {
/* One or the other of these is set. id is only meaningful
* if name is NULL. (Unfortunately the WSP spec does not
* really assign names to the numeric ids, so we can't translate
* them all to text.) */
int id;
Octstr *name;
/* Raw data for this capability. Can be NULL if there is none. */
Octstr *data;
/* If data is NULL, this field determines if the request should
* be accepted or rejected. */
int accept;
};
typedef struct capability Capability;
/* See table 37 */
enum known_caps {
WSP_CAPS_CLIENT_SDU_SIZE = 0,
WSP_CAPS_SERVER_SDU_SIZE = 1,
WSP_CAPS_PROTOCOL_OPTIONS = 2,
WSP_CAPS_METHOD_MOR = 3,
WSP_CAPS_PUSH_MOR = 4,
WSP_CAPS_EXTENDED_METHODS = 5,
WSP_CAPS_HEADER_CODE_PAGES = 6,
WSP_CAPS_ALIASES = 7,
WSP_NUM_CAPS
};
/* Create a new Capability structure. For numbered capabilities (which
* is all of the known ones), use NULL for the name. The data may also
* be NULL. */
Capability *wsp_cap_create(int id, Octstr *name, Octstr *data);
void wsp_cap_destroy(Capability *cap);
void wsp_cap_dump(Capability *cap);
void wsp_cap_dump_list(List *caps_list);
/* Destroy all Capabilities in a list, as well as the list itself. */
void wsp_cap_destroy_list(List *caps_list);
/* Duplicate a list of Capabilities */
List *wsp_cap_duplicate_list(List *cap);
Capability *wsp_cap_duplicate(Capability *cap);
/* Return a list of Capability structures */
List *wsp_cap_unpack_list(Octstr *caps);
/* Encode a list of Capability structures according to the WSP spec */
Octstr *wsp_cap_pack_list(List *caps_list);
/* Access functions. All of them return the number of requests that
* match the capability being searched for, and if they have an output
* parameter, they set it to the value of the first such request. */
int wsp_cap_count(List *caps_list, int id, Octstr *name);
int wsp_cap_get_client_sdu(List *caps_list, unsigned long *sdu);
int wsp_cap_get_server_sdu(List *caps_list, unsigned long *sdu);
int wsp_cap_get_method_mor(List *caps_list, unsigned long *mor);
int wsp_cap_get_push_mor(List *caps_list, unsigned long *mor);
#endif
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