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package org.xnio.ssl;

import static java.lang.Thread.currentThread;
import static java.util.concurrent.locks.LockSupport.park;
import static java.util.concurrent.locks.LockSupport.parkNanos;
import static java.util.concurrent.locks.LockSupport.unpark;
import static org.xnio.Bits.allAreClear;
import static org.xnio.Bits.allAreSet;
import static org.xnio.Bits.anyAreSet;
import static org.xnio.Bits.intBitMask;
import static org.xnio._private.Messages.msg;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.channels.ClosedChannelException;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicIntegerFieldUpdater;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater;

import javax.net.ssl.SSLEngine;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLEngineResult;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLEngineResult.HandshakeStatus;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLException;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLSession;

import org.jboss.logging.Logger;
import org.xnio.Buffers;
import org.xnio.Pool;
import org.xnio.Pooled;
import org.xnio.conduits.StreamSinkConduit;
import org.xnio.conduits.StreamSourceConduit;

SSLEngine wrapper, used by Jsse SSL conduits.
Author:Flavia Rainone
/** * {@link SSLEngine} wrapper, used by Jsse SSL conduits. * * @author <a href="mailto:frainone@redhat.com">Flavia Rainone</a> */
final class JsseSslConduitEngine { private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger("org.xnio.conduits"); private static final String FQCN = JsseSslConduitEngine.class.getName(); // read-side private static final int NEED_WRAP = 1 << 0x00; // conduit cannot be read due to pending wrap private static final int READ_SHUT_DOWN = 1 << 0x01; // user shut down reads private static final int BUFFER_UNDERFLOW = 1 << 0x02; // even though there is data in the buffer there is not enough to form a complete packet @SuppressWarnings("unused") private static final int READ_FLAGS = intBitMask(0x00, 0x0F); // write-side private static final int NEED_UNWRAP = 1 << 0x10; // conduit cannot be written to due to pending unwrap private static final int WRITE_SHUT_DOWN = 1 << 0x11; // user requested shut down of writes private static final int WRITE_COMPLETE = 1 << 0x12; // flush acknowledged full write shutdown private static final int FIRST_HANDSHAKE = 1 << 0x16; // first handshake has not been performed private static final int ENGINE_CLOSED = 1 << 0x17; // engine is fully closed // engine is fully closed @SuppressWarnings("unused") private static final int WRITE_FLAGS = intBitMask(0x10, 0x1F); // empty buffer private static final ByteBuffer EMPTY_BUFFER = ByteBuffer.allocate(0); // final fields
The SSL engine.
/** The SSL engine. */
private final SSLEngine engine;
The buffer into which incoming SSL data is written.
/** The buffer into which incoming SSL data is written. */
private final Pooled<ByteBuffer> receiveBuffer;
The buffer from which outbound SSL data is sent.
/** The buffer from which outbound SSL data is sent. */
private final Pooled<ByteBuffer> sendBuffer;
The buffer into which inbound clear data is written.
/** The buffer into which inbound clear data is written. */
private final Pooled<ByteBuffer> readBuffer; // the next conduits private final StreamSinkConduit sinkConduit; private final StreamSourceConduit sourceConduit; // the connection private final JsseSslStreamConnection connection; // state private volatile int state; private static final AtomicIntegerFieldUpdater<JsseSslConduitEngine> stateUpdater = AtomicIntegerFieldUpdater.newUpdater(JsseSslConduitEngine.class, "state"); // waiters @SuppressWarnings("unused") private volatile Thread readWaiter; @SuppressWarnings("unused") private volatile Thread writeWaiter; private static final AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater<JsseSslConduitEngine, Thread> readWaiterUpdater = AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater.newUpdater(JsseSslConduitEngine.class, Thread.class, "readWaiter"); private static final AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater<JsseSslConduitEngine, Thread> writeWaiterUpdater = AtomicReferenceFieldUpdater.newUpdater(JsseSslConduitEngine.class, Thread.class, "writeWaiter");
Construct a new instance.
Params:
  • connection – the ssl connection associated with this engine
  • sinkConduit – the sink channel to use for write operations
  • sourceConduit – the source channel to use for read operations
  • engine – the SSL engine to use
  • socketBufferPool – the socket buffer pool
  • applicationBufferPool – the application buffer pool
/** * Construct a new instance. * * @param connection the ssl connection associated with this engine * @param sinkConduit the sink channel to use for write operations * @param sourceConduit the source channel to use for read operations * @param engine the SSL engine to use * @param socketBufferPool the socket buffer pool * @param applicationBufferPool the application buffer pool */
JsseSslConduitEngine(final JsseSslStreamConnection connection, final StreamSinkConduit sinkConduit, final StreamSourceConduit sourceConduit, final SSLEngine engine, final Pool<ByteBuffer> socketBufferPool, final Pool<ByteBuffer> applicationBufferPool) { if (connection == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("connection"); } if (sinkConduit == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("sinkConduit"); } if (sourceConduit == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("sourceConduit"); } if (engine == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("engine"); } if (socketBufferPool == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("socketBufferPool"); } if (applicationBufferPool == null) { throw msg.nullParameter("applicationBufferPool"); } this.connection = connection; this.sinkConduit = sinkConduit; this.sourceConduit = sourceConduit; this.engine = engine; this.state = FIRST_HANDSHAKE; final SSLSession session = engine.getSession(); final int packetBufferSize = session.getPacketBufferSize(); boolean ok = false; receiveBuffer = socketBufferPool.allocate(); try { receiveBuffer.getResource().flip(); sendBuffer = socketBufferPool.allocate(); try { if (receiveBuffer.getResource().capacity() < packetBufferSize || sendBuffer.getResource().capacity() < packetBufferSize) { throw msg.socketBufferTooSmall(); } final int applicationBufferSize = session.getApplicationBufferSize(); readBuffer = applicationBufferPool.allocate(); try { if (readBuffer.getResource().capacity() < applicationBufferSize) { throw msg.appBufferTooSmall(); } ok = true; } finally { if (! ok) readBuffer.free(); } } finally { if (! ok) sendBuffer.free(); } } finally { if (! ok) receiveBuffer.free(); } }
Begins handshake.
Throws:
  • IOException – if an I/O error occurs
/** * Begins handshake. * * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs */
public void beginHandshake() throws IOException { engine.beginHandshake(); }
Returns the engine's session.
/** * Returns the engine's session. */
public SSLSession getSession() { return engine.getSession(); }
Attempt to wrap the bytes in src. The wrapped bytes can be later retrieved by calling getWrappedBuffer().

If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be wrapped. In this case, a later call can be performed to attempt to wrap more bytes.

This method must not be invoked inside the wrap lock, or else unexpected behavior could occur.

Params:
  • src – the bytes to be wrapped
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during wrapping
Returns: the amount of wrapped bytes.
/** * Attempt to wrap the bytes in {@code src}. The wrapped bytes can be later retrieved by calling * {@link #getWrappedBuffer()}. * <p> * If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be wrapped. In this case, a later * call can be performed to attempt to wrap more bytes. * <p> * This method must not be invoked inside the {@link #getWrapLock() wrap lock}, or else unexpected behavior * could occur. * @param src the bytes to be wrapped * @return the amount of wrapped bytes. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during wrapping */
public int wrap(final ByteBuffer src) throws IOException { return wrap(src, false); }
Attempt to wrap the bytes in srcs. The wrapped bytes can be later retrieved by calling getWrappedBuffer().

If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be wrapped. In this case, a later call can be performed to attempt to wrap more bytes.

This method must not be invoked inside the wrap lock, or else unexpected behavior could occur.

Params:
  • srcs – contains the bytes to be wrapped
  • offset – offset
  • length – length
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during wrapping
Returns: the amount of wrapped bytes.
/** * Attempt to wrap the bytes in {@code srcs}. The wrapped bytes can be later retrieved by calling * {@link #getWrappedBuffer()}. * <p> * If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be wrapped. In this case, a later * call can be performed to attempt to wrap more bytes. * <p> * This method must not be invoked inside the {@link #getWrapLock() wrap lock}, or else unexpected behavior * could occur. * * @param srcs contains the bytes to be wrapped * @param offset offset * @param length length * @return the amount of wrapped bytes. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during wrapping */
public long wrap(final ByteBuffer[] srcs, final int offset, final int length) throws IOException { assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); if (length < 1) { return 0L; } if (allAreSet(state, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { // atempted write after shutdown, this is // a workaround for a bug found in SSLEngine throw new ClosedChannelException(); } final ByteBuffer buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); long bytesConsumed = 0; boolean run; try { do { final SSLEngineResult result; synchronized (getWrapLock()) { run = handleWrapResult(result = engineWrap(srcs, offset, length, buffer), false); bytesConsumed += (long) result.bytesConsumed(); } // handshake will tell us whether to keep the loop run = run && (handleHandshake(result, true) || (!isUnwrapNeeded() && Buffers.hasRemaining(srcs, offset, length))); } while (run); } catch (SSLHandshakeException e) { try { synchronized (getWrapLock()) { engine.wrap(EMPTY_BUFFER, sendBuffer.getResource()); doFlush(); } } catch (IOException ignore) {} throw e; } return bytesConsumed; }
Returns the buffer that contains the wrapped data.

Retrieval and manipulation of this buffer should always be protected by the wrap lock.

Returns:the buffer containing wrapped bytes
/** * Returns the buffer that contains the wrapped data. * <p> * Retrieval and manipulation of this buffer should always be protected by the {@link #getWrapLock() wrap lock}. * * @return the buffer containing wrapped bytes */
public ByteBuffer getWrappedBuffer() { assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); return allAreSet(stateUpdater.get(this), ENGINE_CLOSED)? Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER: sendBuffer.getResource(); }
Returns the wrap lock, that must be used whenever the wrapped buffer is being accessed.

This lock is also used internally by wrapping operations, thus guaranteeing safe concurrent execution of both wrap and unwrap operations, specially during handshake handling.

Returns:lock for protecting access to the unwrapped buffer
/** * Returns the wrap lock, that must be used whenever the {@link #getWrappedBuffer() wrapped buffer} is being * accessed. * <p> * This lock is also used internally by wrapping operations, thus guaranteeing safe concurrent execution of * both wrap and unwrap operations, specially during handshake handling. * * @return lock for protecting access to the unwrapped buffer */
public Object getWrapLock() { return sendBuffer; }
Wrap operation used internally.
Params:
  • src – contains the bytes to be wrapped
  • isCloseExpected – indicates if close is expected, information that is used to perform special handling when closing the engine
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during wrapping
Returns: the amount of resulting wrapped bytes
/** * Wrap operation used internally. * * @param src contains the bytes to be wrapped * @param isCloseExpected indicates if close is expected, information that is used to perform special handling * when closing the engine * @return the amount of resulting wrapped bytes * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during wrapping */
private int wrap(final ByteBuffer src, boolean isCloseExpected) throws IOException { assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); if (allAreSet(state, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { // attempted write after shutdown, this is // a workaround for a bug found in SSLEngine throw new ClosedChannelException(); } clearFlags(FIRST_HANDSHAKE); final ByteBuffer buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); int bytesConsumed = 0; boolean run; try { do { final SSLEngineResult result; synchronized (getWrapLock()) { run = handleWrapResult(result = engineWrap(src, buffer), isCloseExpected); bytesConsumed += result.bytesConsumed(); } // handshake will tell us whether to keep the loop run = run && bytesConsumed == 0 && (handleHandshake(result, true) || (!isUnwrapNeeded() && src.hasRemaining())); } while (run); } catch (SSLHandshakeException e) { try { synchronized (getWrapLock()) { engine.wrap(EMPTY_BUFFER, sendBuffer.getResource()); doFlush(); } } catch (IOException ignore) {} throw e; } return bytesConsumed; }
Invoke inner SSL engine to wrap.
/** * Invoke inner SSL engine to wrap. */
private SSLEngineResult engineWrap(final ByteBuffer[] srcs, final int offset, final int length, final ByteBuffer dest) throws SSLException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); log.logf(FQCN, Logger.Level.TRACE, null, "Wrapping %s into %s", srcs, dest); try { return engine.wrap(srcs, offset, length, dest); } catch (SSLHandshakeException e) { try { engine.wrap(srcs, offset, length, dest); doFlush(); } catch (IOException ignore) {} throw e; } }
Invoke inner SSL engine to wrap.
/** * Invoke inner SSL engine to wrap. */
private SSLEngineResult engineWrap(final ByteBuffer src, final ByteBuffer dest) throws SSLException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); log.logf(FQCN, Logger.Level.TRACE, null, "Wrapping %s into %s", src, dest); return engine.wrap(src, dest); }
Handles the wrap result, indicating if caller should perform a new attempt to wrap.
Params:
  • result – the wrap result
  • closeExpected – is a closed engine result expected
Throws:
Returns: true if a new attempt to wrap should be made
/** * Handles the wrap result, indicating if caller should perform a new attempt to wrap. * * @param result the wrap result * @param closeExpected is a closed engine result expected * @return {@code true} if a new attempt to wrap should be made * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
private boolean handleWrapResult(SSLEngineResult result, boolean closeExpected) throws IOException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); log.logf(FQCN, Logger.Level.TRACE, null, "Wrap result is %s", result); switch (result.getStatus()) { case BUFFER_UNDERFLOW: { assert result.bytesConsumed() == 0; assert result.bytesProduced() == 0; // should not be possible but just to be safe... break; } case BUFFER_OVERFLOW: { assert result.bytesConsumed() == 0; assert result.bytesProduced() == 0; final ByteBuffer buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); if (buffer.position() == 0) { throw msg.wrongBufferExpansion(); } else { // there's some data in there, so send it first buffer.flip(); try { while (buffer.hasRemaining()) { final int res = sinkConduit.write(buffer); if (res == 0) { return false; } } } finally { buffer.compact(); } } break; } case CLOSED: { if (! closeExpected) { // attempted write after shutdown throw new ClosedChannelException(); } // else treat as OK // fall thru!!! } case OK: { if (result.bytesConsumed() == 0) { if (result.bytesProduced() > 0) { if (! doFlush()) { return false; } } } break; } default: { throw msg.unexpectedWrapResult(result.getStatus()); } } return true; }
Handle handshake process, after a wrap or an unwrap operation.
Params:
  • result – the wrap/unwrap result
  • write – if true, indicates caller executed a wrap operation; if false, indicates caller executed an unwrap operation
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO error occurs during handshake handling
Returns: true to indicate that caller should rerun the previous wrap or unwrap operation, hence producing a new result; false to indicate otherwise
/** * Handle handshake process, after a wrap or an unwrap operation. * * @param result the wrap/unwrap result * @param write if {@code true}, indicates caller executed a {@code wrap} operation; if {@code false}, indicates * caller executed an {@code unwrap} operation * @return {@code true} to indicate that caller should rerun the previous wrap or unwrap operation, hence * producing a new result; {@code false} to indicate otherwise * * @throws IOException if an IO error occurs during handshake handling */
private boolean handleHandshake(SSLEngineResult result, boolean write) throws IOException { assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); // if read needs wrap, the only possible reason is that something went wrong with flushing, try to flush now if (isWrapNeeded()) { synchronized(getWrapLock()) { if (doFlush()) { clearNeedWrap(); } } } boolean newResult = false; for (;;) { switch (result.getHandshakeStatus()) { case FINISHED: { clearNeedUnwrap(); connection.handleHandshakeFinished(); // Operation can continue immediately return true; } case NOT_HANDSHAKING: { // Operation can continue immediately clearNeedUnwrap(); return false; } case NEED_WRAP: { // clear writeRequiresRead clearNeedUnwrap(); // if write, let caller do the wrap if (write) { return true; } final ByteBuffer buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); // else, trigger a write call // Needs wrap, so we wrap (if possible)... synchronized (getWrapLock()) { // given caller is reading, tell it to continue only if we can move away from NEED_WRAP // and flush any wrapped data we may have left if (doFlush()) { if (!handleWrapResult(result = engineWrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER, buffer), true) || !doFlush()) { needWrap(); return false; } // success, clear need wrap and handle the new handshake status newResult = true; clearNeedWrap(); continue; } assert !isUnwrapNeeded(); // else... oops, there is unflushed data, and handshake status is NEED_WRAP needWrap(); // tell read caller to break read loop return false; } } case NEED_UNWRAP: { // if read, let caller do the unwrap if (! write) { return newResult; } synchronized(getWrapLock()) { // there could be unflushed data from a previous wrap, make sure everything is flushed at this point doFlush(); } final ByteBuffer buffer = receiveBuffer.getResource(); final ByteBuffer unwrappedBuffer = readBuffer.getResource(); // FIXME this if block is a workaround for a bug in SSLEngine if (result.getHandshakeStatus() == HandshakeStatus.NEED_UNWRAP && engine.isOutboundDone()) { synchronized (getUnwrapLock()) { buffer.compact(); sourceConduit.read(buffer); buffer.flip(); if (buffer.hasRemaining() && sourceConduit.isReadResumed()) { sourceConduit.wakeupReads(); } return false; } } synchronized (getUnwrapLock()) { // attempt to unwrap int unwrapResult = handleUnwrapResult(result = engineUnwrap(buffer, unwrappedBuffer)); if (buffer.hasRemaining() && sourceConduit.isReadResumed()) { sourceConduit.wakeupReads(); } if (unwrapResult >= 0) { // have we made some progress? if(result.getHandshakeStatus() != HandshakeStatus.NEED_UNWRAP || result.bytesConsumed() > 0) { clearNeedUnwrap(); continue; } assert !isWrapNeeded(); // no point in proceeding, we're stuck until the user reads anyway needUnwrap(); return false; } else if (unwrapResult == -1 && result.getHandshakeStatus() == HandshakeStatus.NEED_UNWRAP) { if (!allAreSet(state, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { // connection has been closed by peer prior to handshake finished throw new ClosedChannelException(); } return false; } } continue; } case NEED_TASK: { Runnable task; synchronized (engine) { // run the tasks needed for handshaking while ((task = engine.getDelegatedTask()) != null) { try { task.run(); } catch (Exception e) { throw new IOException(e); } } } // caller should try to wrap/unwrap again return true; } default: throw msg.unexpectedHandshakeStatus(result.getHandshakeStatus()); } } }
Unwraps the bytes contained in getUnwrapBuffer(), copying the resulting unwrapped bytes into dst.

If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be unwrapped. In this case, a later call can be performed to attempt to unwrap more bytes.

This method must not be invoked inside the unwrap lock, or else unexpected behavior could occur.

Params:
  • dst – where the resulting unwrapped bytes will be copied to
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during unwrapping
Returns: the amount of resulting unwrapped bytes
/** * Unwraps the bytes contained in {@link #getUnwrapBuffer()}, copying the resulting unwrapped bytes into * {@code dst}. * <p> * If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be unwrapped. In this case, a * later call can be performed to attempt to unwrap more bytes. * <p> * This method must not be invoked inside the {@link #getUnwrapLock() unwrap lock}, or else unexpected behavior * could occur. * * @param dst where the resulting unwrapped bytes will be copied to * @return the amount of resulting unwrapped bytes * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during unwrapping */
public int unwrap(final ByteBuffer dst) throws IOException { return (int) unwrap(new ByteBuffer[]{dst}, 0, 1); }
Unwraps the bytes contained in getUnwrapBuffer(), copying the resulting unwrapped bytes into dsts.

If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be unwrapped. In this case, a later call can be performed to attempt to unwrap more bytes.

This method must not be invoked inside the unwrap lock, or else unexpected behavior could occur.

Params:
  • dsts – where the resulting unwrapped bytes will be copied to
  • offset – offset
  • length – length
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during unwrapping
Returns: the amount of resulting unwrapped bytes
/** * Unwraps the bytes contained in {@link #getUnwrapBuffer()}, copying the resulting unwrapped bytes into * {@code dsts}. * <p> * If the engine is performing handshake during this request, not all bytes could be unwrapped. In this case, a * later call can be performed to attempt to unwrap more bytes. * <p> * This method must not be invoked inside the {@link #getUnwrapLock() unwrap lock}, or else unexpected behavior * could occur. * * @param dsts where the resulting unwrapped bytes will be copied to * @param offset offset * @param length length * @return the amount of resulting unwrapped bytes * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during unwrapping */
public long unwrap(final ByteBuffer[] dsts, final int offset, final int length) throws IOException { assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); if (dsts.length == 0 || length == 0) { return 0L; } clearFlags(FIRST_HANDSHAKE | BUFFER_UNDERFLOW); final ByteBuffer buffer = receiveBuffer.getResource(); final ByteBuffer unwrappedBuffer = readBuffer.getResource(); long total = 0; SSLEngineResult result; synchronized(getUnwrapLock()) { if (unwrappedBuffer.position() > 0) { total += (long) copyUnwrappedData(dsts, offset, length, unwrappedBuffer); } } int res = 0; try { do { synchronized (getUnwrapLock()) { if (! Buffers.hasRemaining(dsts, offset, length)) { if (unwrappedBuffer.hasRemaining() && sourceConduit.isReadResumed()) { sourceConduit.wakeupReads(); } return total; } res = handleUnwrapResult(result = engineUnwrap(buffer, unwrappedBuffer)); if (unwrappedBuffer.position() > 0) { // test the position of the buffer instead of the // the amount of produced bytes, because in a concurrent scenario, during this loop, // another thread could read more bytes as a side effect of a need unwrap total += (long) copyUnwrappedData(dsts, offset, length, unwrappedBuffer); } } } while ((handleHandshake(result, false) || res > 0)); } catch (SSLHandshakeException e) { try { synchronized (getWrapLock()) { engine.wrap(EMPTY_BUFFER, sendBuffer.getResource()); doFlush(); } } catch (IOException ignore) {} throw e; } if (total == 0L) { if (res == -1) { return -1L; } } if(res == 0 && result.getStatus() == SSLEngineResult.Status.BUFFER_UNDERFLOW) { int old; do { old = state; } while(!stateUpdater.compareAndSet(this, old, old | BUFFER_UNDERFLOW)); } return total; }
Returns the buffer that contains the data to be unwrapped.

Retrieval and manipulation of this buffer should always be protected by the unwrap lock.

Returns:the buffer containing bytes to be unwrapped
/** * Returns the buffer that contains the data to be unwrapped. * <p> * Retrieval and manipulation of this buffer should always be protected by the {@link #getUnwrapLock() unwrap lock}. * * @return the buffer containing bytes to be unwrapped */
public ByteBuffer getUnwrapBuffer() { assert Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); return receiveBuffer.getResource(); }
Returns the unwrap lock, that must be used whenever the unwrap buffer is being accessed.

This lock is also used internally by unwrapping operations, thus guaranteeing safe concurrent execution of both wrap and unwrap operations, specially during handshake handling.

Returns:lock for protecting access to the unwrap buffer
/** * Returns the unwrap lock, that must be used whenever the {@link #getUnwrapBuffer() unwrap buffer} is being * accessed. * <p> * This lock is also used internally by unwrapping operations, thus guaranteeing safe concurrent execution of * both wrap and unwrap operations, specially during handshake handling. * * @return lock for protecting access to the unwrap buffer */
public Object getUnwrapLock() { return receiveBuffer; }
Invoke inner SSL engine to unwrap.
/** * Invoke inner SSL engine to unwrap. */
private SSLEngineResult engineUnwrap(final ByteBuffer buffer, final ByteBuffer unwrappedBuffer) throws IOException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); if (!buffer.hasRemaining()) { buffer.compact(); sourceConduit.read(buffer); buffer.flip(); } log.logf(FQCN, Logger.Level.TRACE, null, "Unwrapping %s into %s", buffer, unwrappedBuffer); return engine.unwrap(buffer, unwrappedBuffer); }
Copy unwrapped data from unwrappedBuffer into dsts.
Params:
  • dsts – destine of copy
  • offset – offset
  • length – length
  • unwrappedBuffer – source from where byte will be copied
Returns: the amount of copied bytes
/** * Copy unwrapped data from {@code unwrappedBuffer} into {@code dsts}. * * @param dsts destine of copy * @param offset offset * @param length length * @param unwrappedBuffer source from where byte will be copied * @return the amount of copied bytes */
private int copyUnwrappedData(final ByteBuffer[] dsts, final int offset, final int length, ByteBuffer unwrappedBuffer) { assert Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); unwrappedBuffer.flip(); try { return Buffers.copy(dsts, offset, length, unwrappedBuffer); } finally { unwrappedBuffer.compact(); } }
Handles the unwrap result, indicating how many bytes have been consumed.
Params:
  • result – the unwrap result
Throws:
Returns: the amount of bytes consumed by unwrap. If the engine is closed and no bytes were consumed, returns -1.
/** * Handles the unwrap result, indicating how many bytes have been consumed. * * @param result the unwrap result * @return the amount of bytes consumed by unwrap. If the engine is closed and no bytes were consumed, * returns {@code -1}. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
private int handleUnwrapResult(final SSLEngineResult result) throws IOException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); log.logf(FQCN, Logger.Level.TRACE, null, "Unwrap result is %s", result); switch (result.getStatus()) { case BUFFER_OVERFLOW: { assert result.bytesConsumed() == 0; assert result.bytesProduced() == 0; // not enough space in destination buffer; caller should flush & retry return 0; } case BUFFER_UNDERFLOW: { assert result.bytesConsumed() == 0; assert result.bytesProduced() == 0; // fill the rest of the buffer, then retry! final ByteBuffer buffer = receiveBuffer.getResource(); synchronized (getUnwrapLock()) { buffer.compact(); try { return sourceConduit.read(buffer); } finally { buffer.flip(); } } } case CLOSED: { // if unwrap processed any data, it should return bytes produced instead of -1 if (result.bytesConsumed() > 0) { return result.bytesConsumed(); } return -1; } case OK: { // continue return result.bytesConsumed(); } default: { throw msg.unexpectedUnwrapResult(result.getStatus()); } } }
Flush any data needed for handshaking into the wrapped buffer.

The flushed data can later be retrieved by reading the buffer. If the engine is closed, this method can be used to flush all data associated to engine close messages.

Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during attempt to flush
Returns:true if there is no left data to be flushed; false if for some reason the engine was unable to flush all data
/** * Flush any data needed for handshaking into the {@link #getWrappedBuffer() wrapped buffer}. * <p> * The flushed data can later be retrieved by reading the buffer. If the engine is closed, this method can be used * to flush all data associated to engine close messages. * * @return {@code true} if there is no left data to be flushed; {@code false} if for some reason the engine was * unable to flush all data * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during attempt to flush */
public boolean flush() throws IOException { int oldState, newState; oldState = stateUpdater.get(this); if (allAreSet(oldState, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { if (engine.isOutboundDone()) { connection.writeClosed(); } return true; } synchronized (getWrapLock()) { if (allAreSet(oldState, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN)) { if (!wrapCloseMessage()) { return false; } } else { if (engine.isOutboundDone()) { connection.writeClosed(); } return true; } } // conclude write newState = oldState | WRITE_COMPLETE; while (! stateUpdater.compareAndSet(this, oldState, newState)) { oldState = stateUpdater.get(this); if (allAreSet(oldState, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { if (engine.isOutboundDone()) { connection.writeClosed(); } return true;//sinkConduit.flush(); } newState = oldState | WRITE_COMPLETE; } // close the engine if read is shut down if (allAreSet(oldState, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { closeEngine(); } if (engine.isOutboundDone()) { connection.writeClosed(); } return true; }
Attempt to finish wrapping close handshake bytes.
Throws:
Returns: true only if all bytes concerning close handshake messages have been wrapped.
/** * Attempt to finish wrapping close handshake bytes. * * @return {@code true} only if all bytes concerning close handshake messages have been wrapped. * @throws IOException if an unexpected IO exception occurs */
private boolean wrapCloseMessage() throws IOException { assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); if (sinkConduit.isWriteShutdown()) { return true; } final ByteBuffer buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); if (!engine.isOutboundDone() || !engine.isInboundDone()) { SSLEngineResult result; do { if (!handleWrapResult(result = engineWrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER, buffer), true)) { return false; } } while (handleHandshake(result, true) && (result.getHandshakeStatus() != HandshakeStatus.NEED_UNWRAP || !engine.isOutboundDone())); handleWrapResult(result = engineWrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER, buffer), true); if (!engine.isOutboundDone() || (result.getHandshakeStatus() != HandshakeStatus.NOT_HANDSHAKING && result.getHandshakeStatus() != HandshakeStatus.NEED_UNWRAP)) { return false; } } return true; }
Flushes all data in the wrapped bytes buffer.
Throws:
Returns: true if all data available has been flushed
/** * Flushes all data in the wrapped bytes buffer. * * @return {@code true} if all data available has been flushed * * @throws IOException if an unexpected IO exception occurs */
private boolean doFlush() throws IOException { assert Thread.holdsLock(getWrapLock()); assert ! Thread.holdsLock(getUnwrapLock()); final ByteBuffer buffer; buffer = sendBuffer.getResource(); buffer.flip(); try { while (buffer.hasRemaining()) { final int res = sinkConduit.write(buffer); if (res == 0) { return false; } } } finally { buffer.compact(); } return sinkConduit.flush(); }
Closes this engine for both inbound and outbound, clearing the buffers.
Throws:
  • IOException –
/** * Closes this engine for both inbound and outbound, clearing the buffers. * * @throws IOException */
private void closeEngine() throws IOException { int old = setFlags(ENGINE_CLOSED); // idempotent if (allAreSet(old, ENGINE_CLOSED)) { return; } try { synchronized(getWrapLock()) { if (! doFlush()) { throw msg.unflushedData(); } } } finally { readBuffer.free(); receiveBuffer.free(); sendBuffer.free(); } }
Signals that no outbound data will be sent.
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs
/** * Signals that no outbound data will be sent. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
public void closeOutbound() throws IOException { int old = setFlags(WRITE_SHUT_DOWN); try { if (allAreClear(old, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN)) { engine.closeOutbound(); synchronized (getWrapLock()) { wrapCloseMessage(); flush(); } } if (!allAreClear(old, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { closeEngine(); } } catch (Exception e) { //if there is an exception on close we immediately close the engine to make sure buffers are freed closeEngine(); if(e instanceof IOException) { throw (IOException)e; } else { throw (RuntimeException)e; } } }
Indicates if outbound is closed.
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs
/** * Indicates if outbound is closed. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
public boolean isOutboundClosed() { return allAreSet(stateUpdater.get(this), WRITE_SHUT_DOWN); }
Block until this engine can wrap messages.

The engine may be unable to wrap if a handshake message needs to be unwrapped first. In this case, this thread will be awakened as soon as the message is made available for reading by the internal source conduit.

Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during await
/** * Block until this engine can wrap messages. * <p> * The engine may be unable to wrap if a handshake message needs to be unwrapped first. In this case, this thread * will be awakened as soon as the message is made available for reading by the internal source conduit. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during await */
public void awaitCanWrap() throws IOException { int oldState = state; if (anyAreSet(oldState, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN) || !allAreSet(oldState, NEED_UNWRAP)) { return; } final Thread thread = currentThread(); final Thread next = writeWaiterUpdater.getAndSet(this, thread); try { if (anyAreSet(oldState = state, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN)) { return; } if (allAreSet(oldState, NEED_UNWRAP)) { unwrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER); } park(this); if (thread.isInterrupted()) { throw msg.interruptedIO(); } } finally { // always unpark because we cannot know if our awaken was spurious if (next != null) unpark(next); } }
Block until this engine can wrap messages.

The engine may be unable to wrap if a handshake message needs to be unwrapped first. In this case, this thread will be awakened as soon as the message is made available for reading by the internal source conduit.

Params:
  • time – timeout for blocking
  • timeUnit – timeout unit
Throws:
/** * Block until this engine can wrap messages. * <p> * The engine may be unable to wrap if a handshake message needs to be unwrapped first. In this case, this thread * will be awakened as soon as the message is made available for reading by the internal source conduit. * * @param time timeout for blocking * @param timeUnit timeout unit * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during await */
public void awaitCanWrap(long time, TimeUnit timeUnit) throws IOException { int oldState = state; if (anyAreSet(oldState, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN) || !allAreSet(oldState, NEED_UNWRAP)) { return; } final Thread thread = currentThread(); final Thread next = writeWaiterUpdater.getAndSet(this, thread); long duration = timeUnit.toNanos(time); try { if (anyAreSet(oldState = state, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN)) { return; } if (allAreSet(oldState, NEED_UNWRAP)) { unwrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER); } parkNanos(this, duration); if (thread.isInterrupted()) { throw msg.interruptedIO(); } } finally { // always unpark because we cannot know if our awaken was spurious if (next != null) unpark(next); } }
Signals that no inbound data will be read
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs
/** * Signals that no inbound data will be read * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
public void closeInbound() throws IOException { connection.readClosed(); int old = setFlags(READ_SHUT_DOWN); try { if (allAreClear(old, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { sourceConduit.terminateReads(); } if (allAreSet(old, WRITE_SHUT_DOWN) && !allAreSet(old, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { synchronized (getWrapLock()) { wrapCloseMessage(); flush(); } } if (allAreSet(old, WRITE_COMPLETE)) { closeEngine(); } } catch (Exception e) { //if there is an exception on close we immediately close the engine to make sure buffers are freed closeEngine(); if(e instanceof IOException) { throw (IOException)e; } else { throw (RuntimeException)e; } } }
Indicates if inbound is closed.
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs
/** * Indicates if inbound is closed. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs */
public boolean isInboundClosed() { return allAreSet(state, READ_SHUT_DOWN); }
Indicates if engine is closed.
/** * Indicates if engine is closed. * */
public boolean isClosed() { return allAreSet(state, ENGINE_CLOSED); }
Block until this engine can unwrap messages.
Throws:
  • IOException – if an IO exception occurs during await
/** * Block until this engine can unwrap messages. * * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during await */
public void awaitCanUnwrap() throws IOException { int oldState = state; if (anyAreSet(oldState, READ_SHUT_DOWN) || ! anyAreSet(oldState, NEED_WRAP)) { return; } final Thread thread = currentThread(); final Thread next = readWaiterUpdater.getAndSet(this, thread); try { if (anyAreSet(oldState = state, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { return; } if (allAreSet(oldState, NEED_WRAP)) { wrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER); } park(this); if (thread.isInterrupted()) { throw msg.interruptedIO(); } } finally { // always unpark because we cannot know if our awaken was spurious if (next != null) unpark(next); } }
Block until this engine can unwrap messages.
Params:
  • time – timeout for blocking
  • timeUnit – timeout unit
Throws:
/** * Block until this engine can unwrap messages. * * @param time timeout for blocking * @param timeUnit timeout unit * @throws IOException if an IO exception occurs during await */
public void awaitCanUnwrap(long time, TimeUnit timeUnit) throws IOException { int oldState = state; if (anyAreSet(oldState, READ_SHUT_DOWN) || ! anyAreSet(oldState, NEED_WRAP)) { return; } final Thread thread = currentThread(); final Thread next = readWaiterUpdater.getAndSet(this, thread); long duration = timeUnit.toNanos(time); try { if (anyAreSet(oldState = state, READ_SHUT_DOWN)) { return; } if (allAreSet(oldState, NEED_WRAP)) { wrap(Buffers.EMPTY_BYTE_BUFFER); } parkNanos(this, duration); if (thread.isInterrupted()) { throw msg.interruptedIO(); } } finally { // always unpark because we cannot know if our awaken was spurious if (next != null) unpark(next); } } public boolean isFirstHandshake() { return allAreSet(state, FIRST_HANDSHAKE); } SSLEngine getEngine() { return engine; }
Indicate that the engine will not be able unwrap before a successful wrap is performed.
/** * Indicate that the engine will not be able unwrap before a successful wrap is performed. */
private void needWrap() { setFlags(NEED_WRAP); }
Indicate if the engine can unwrap.
/** * Indicate if the engine can unwrap. */
private boolean isWrapNeeded() { return allAreSet(state, NEED_WRAP); }
Indicate that the engine no longer requires a successful wrap to proceed with unwrap operations.
/** * Indicate that the engine no longer requires a successful wrap to proceed with unwrap operations. */
private void clearNeedWrap() { clearFlags(NEED_WRAP); }
Indicate that the engine will not be able wrap before a successful unwrap is performed.
/** * Indicate that the engine will not be able wrap before a successful unwrap is performed. */
private void needUnwrap() { setFlags(NEED_UNWRAP); }
Indicate if the engine can wrap.
/** * Indicate if the engine can wrap. */
private boolean isUnwrapNeeded() { return allAreSet(state, NEED_UNWRAP); }
Indicates that even though there is data available there is not enough to form a complete packet
/** * Indicates that even though there is data available there is not enough to form a complete packet */
private boolean isUnderflow() { return allAreSet(state, BUFFER_UNDERFLOW); }
Indicate that the engine no longer requires a successful unwrap to proceed with wrap operations.
/** * Indicate that the engine no longer requires a successful unwrap to proceed with wrap operations. */
private void clearNeedUnwrap() { clearFlags(NEED_UNWRAP); } private int setFlags(int flags) { int oldState; do { oldState = state; if ((oldState & flags) == flags) { return oldState; } } while (! stateUpdater.compareAndSet(this, oldState, oldState | flags)); return oldState; } private int clearFlags(int flags) { int oldState; do { oldState = state; if ((oldState & flags) == 0) { return oldState; } } while (! stateUpdater.compareAndSet(this, oldState, oldState & ~flags)); return oldState; } public boolean isDataAvailable() { synchronized (getUnwrapLock()) { try { return readBuffer.getResource().hasRemaining() || (receiveBuffer.getResource().hasRemaining() && !isUnderflow()); } catch (IllegalStateException ignored) { return false; } } } }