This PR adds the possibility to set the timeout and the cache policy of a CPURLRequest.
For that, there are new things in the framework :
- CFHTTPRequest has now the functions setTimeout(), getTimeout() and isTimeoutRequest
- CPURLRequest has now the methods +requestWithURL:cachePolicy:timeoutInterval: and -initWithURL:cachePolicy:timeoutInterval:
- CPURLConnection does not call the delegate didReceiveData: when a request has timed out. I will call the delegate didFailWithError:
- Cache is now possible for a CPURLRequest, only CPURLRequestReturnCacheDataElseLoad, CPURLRequestReturnCacheDataDontLoad and CPURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalCacheData are supported. By default CPURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalCacheData.
- Default timeout has been set to 60sec as in cocoa.
- A request is considered as timeout when there isn't any response (text/xml/type) and when the status of the response is 0.
Previously, it was not possible to specify the desired output format of the command objj.
Now we can have either the default format or a xml format if --xml-output-format is added.
Previously, when popen was called, the 3 streams (stdin, stderr and stdourt) where never closed. This was the reason of the having an impossible number of open files.
This patch ensure all streams are closed after using them. This means that the ulimit trick is no more necessary
Previously, the withCredentials parameter was accessed primarily through the CPURLConnection, which gave limited access to changing the request before it was sent off.
This commit removes withCredentials from CPURLConnection and places it on CPURLRequest so that it may be more easily modified prior to sending the request. This also simplifies the logic in CPURLConnection for creating and establishing connections with credentials.
In this commit, all CFHTTPRequests are assumed to not use withCredentials unless they are explicitly set. Setting [aURLRequest withCredentials] will set the withCredentials property on the underlying XMLHTTPRequest prior to the connection being opened.
Previously, ObjJ was ignoring unknow ivar type. This patch adds some check to ensure the type is either a known class, the current class
itself, a global, a basic JS type or a declared custom type.
In order to declare custom types, this patch introduces the @typedef keyword.
For instance, this will throw a warning:
```objj
@import <Foundation/Foundation.j>
@implementation MyClass: CPObject
{
NUSuppaType mode;
}
@end
```
This will not:
```objj
@import <Foundation/Foundation.j>
@typedef NUSuppaType
@implementation NUMyClass: CPObject
{
NUSuppaType mode;
}
@end
```
Declared types are shared accross all application, one type can only be declared once.
This pull requests adds the following feature for the command objj:
- Option -h or --help to get the help of the command
- Option -I or --objj-include-paths to specify the frameworks to be used
- Possibility to pass several files to the command, for example objj AppController.j Test.j
This patch allows user to disable the commonJS build phase by setting the system environement variable IGNORE_ENV_COMMONJS.
For instance `export IGNORE_ENV_COMMONJS=1`
Alexandre Wilhelm
Antoine Mercadal
Martin Carlberg
Andrew Hankinson
Alexander Ljungberg
Ryan Bannon