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OR * CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, * EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, * PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR * PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY * OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE * OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. */ #include "config.h" #include "JavaInstanceJSC.h" #if ENABLE(JAVA_BRIDGE) #include "JavaRuntimeObject.h" #include "JNIUtilityPrivate.h" #include "JSDOMBinding.h" #include "JavaArrayJSC.h" #include "JavaClassJSC.h" #include "JavaMethod.h" #include "JavaString.h" #include "Logging.h" #include "jni_jsobject.h" #include "runtime_method.h" #include "runtime_object.h" #include "runtime_root.h" #include #include #include #include using namespace JSC::Bindings; using namespace JSC; using namespace WebCore; JavaInstance::JavaInstance(jobject instance, PassRefPtr rootObject) : Instance(rootObject) { m_instance = new JobjectWrapper(instance); m_class = 0; } JavaInstance::~JavaInstance() { delete m_class; } RuntimeObject* JavaInstance::newRuntimeObject(ExecState* exec) { return new (exec) JavaRuntimeObject(exec, exec->lexicalGlobalObject(), this); } #define NUM_LOCAL_REFS 64 void JavaInstance::virtualBegin() { getJNIEnv()->PushLocalFrame(NUM_LOCAL_REFS); } void JavaInstance::virtualEnd() { getJNIEnv()->PopLocalFrame(0); } Class* JavaInstance::getClass() const { if (!m_class) m_class = new JavaClass (m_instance->m_instance); return m_class; } JSValue JavaInstance::stringValue(ExecState* exec) const { JSLock lock(SilenceAssertionsOnly); jstring stringValue = (jstring)callJNIMethod(m_instance->m_instance, "toString", "()Ljava/lang/String;"); // Should throw a JS exception, rather than returning ""? - but better than a null dereference. if (!stringValue) return jsString(exec, UString()); JNIEnv* env = getJNIEnv(); const jchar* c = getUCharactersFromJStringInEnv(env, stringValue); UString u((const UChar*)c, (int)env->GetStringLength(stringValue)); releaseUCharactersForJStringInEnv(env, stringValue, c); return jsString(exec, u); } JSValue JavaInstance::numberValue(ExecState*) const { jdouble doubleValue = callJNIMethod(m_instance->m_instance, "doubleValue", "()D"); return jsNumber(doubleValue); } JSValue JavaInstance::booleanValue() const { jboolean booleanValue = callJNIMethod(m_instance->m_instance, "booleanValue", "()Z"); return jsBoolean(booleanValue); } class JavaRuntimeMethod : public RuntimeMethod { public: JavaRuntimeMethod(ExecState* exec, JSGlobalObject* globalObject, const Identifier& name, Bindings::MethodList& list) // FIXME: deprecatedGetDOMStructure uses the prototype off of the wrong global object // We need to pass in the right global object for "i". : RuntimeMethod(exec, globalObject, WebCore::deprecatedGetDOMStructure(exec), name, list) { ASSERT(inherits(&s_info)); } static Structure* createStructure(JSGlobalData& globalData, JSValue prototype) { return Structure::create(globalData, prototype, TypeInfo(ObjectType, StructureFlags), AnonymousSlotCount, &s_info); } static const ClassInfo s_info; }; const ClassInfo JavaRuntimeMethod::s_info = { "JavaRuntimeMethod", &RuntimeMethod::s_info, 0, 0 }; JSValue JavaInstance::getMethod(ExecState* exec, const Identifier& propertyName) { MethodList methodList = getClass()->methodsNamed(propertyName, this); return new (exec) JavaRuntimeMethod(exec, exec->lexicalGlobalObject(), propertyName, methodList); } JSValue JavaInstance::invokeMethod(ExecState* exec, RuntimeMethod* runtimeMethod) { if (!asObject(runtimeMethod)->inherits(&JavaRuntimeMethod::s_info)) return throwError(exec, createTypeError(exec, "Attempt to invoke non-Java method on Java object.")); const MethodList& methodList = *runtimeMethod->methods(); int i; int count = exec->argumentCount(); JSValue resultValue; Method* method = 0; size_t numMethods = methodList.size(); // Try to find a good match for the overloaded method. The // fundamental problem is that JavaScript doesn't have the // notion of method overloading and Java does. We could // get a bit more sophisticated and attempt to does some // type checking as we as checking the number of parameters. for (size_t methodIndex = 0; methodIndex < numMethods; methodIndex++) { Method* aMethod = methodList[methodIndex]; if (aMethod->numParameters() == count) { method = aMethod; break; } } if (!method) { LOG(LiveConnect, "JavaInstance::invokeMethod unable to find an appropiate method"); return jsUndefined(); } const JavaMethod* jMethod = static_cast(method); LOG(LiveConnect, "JavaInstance::invokeMethod call %s %s on %p", UString(jMethod->name().impl()).utf8().data(), jMethod->signature(), m_instance->m_instance); Vector jArgs(count); for (i = 0; i < count; i++) { CString javaClassName = jMethod->parameterAt(i).utf8(); jArgs[i] = convertValueToJValue(exec, m_rootObject.get(), exec->argument(i), javaTypeFromClassName(javaClassName.data()), javaClassName.data()); LOG(LiveConnect, "JavaInstance::invokeMethod arg[%d] = %s", i, exec->argument(i).toString(exec).ascii().data()); } jvalue result; // Try to use the JNI abstraction first, otherwise fall back to // normal JNI. The JNI dispatch abstraction allows the Java plugin // to dispatch the call on the appropriate internal VM thread. RootObject* rootObject = this->rootObject(); if (!rootObject) return jsUndefined(); bool handled = false; if (rootObject->nativeHandle()) { jobject obj = m_instance->m_instance; JSValue exceptionDescription; const char *callingURL = 0; // FIXME, need to propagate calling URL to Java jmethodID methodId = getMethodID(obj, jMethod->name().utf8().data(), jMethod->signature()); handled = dispatchJNICall(exec, rootObject->nativeHandle(), obj, jMethod->isStatic(), jMethod->returnType(), methodId, jArgs.data(), result, callingURL, exceptionDescription); if (exceptionDescription) { throwError(exec, createError(exec, exceptionDescription.toString(exec))); return jsUndefined(); } } // This is a deprecated code path which should not be required on Android. // Remove this guard once Bug 39476 is fixed. #if PLATFORM(ANDROID) || defined(BUILDING_ON_TIGER) if (!handled) result = callJNIMethod(m_instance->m_instance, jMethod->returnType(), jMethod->name().utf8().data(), jMethod->signature(), jArgs.data()); #endif switch (jMethod->returnType()) { case JavaTypeVoid: { resultValue = jsUndefined(); } break; case JavaTypeObject: { if (result.l) { // FIXME: JavaTypeArray return type is handled below, can we actually get an array here? const char* arrayType = jMethod->returnTypeClassName(); if (arrayType[0] == '[') resultValue = JavaArray::convertJObjectToArray(exec, result.l, arrayType, rootObject); else { jobject classOfInstance = callJNIMethod(result.l, "getClass", "()Ljava/lang/Class;"); jstring className = static_cast(callJNIMethod(classOfInstance, "getName", "()Ljava/lang/String;")); if (!strcmp(JavaString(className).utf8(), "sun.plugin.javascript.webkit.JSObject")) { // Pull the nativeJSObject value from the Java instance. This is a pointer to the JSObject. JNIEnv* env = getJNIEnv(); jfieldID fieldID = env->GetFieldID(static_cast(classOfInstance), "nativeJSObject", "J"); jlong nativeHandle = env->GetLongField(result.l, fieldID); // FIXME: Handling of undefined values differs between functions in JNIUtilityPrivate.cpp and those in those in jni_jsobject.mm, // and so it does between different versions of LiveConnect spec. There should not be multiple code paths to do the same work. if (nativeHandle == 1 /* UndefinedHandle */) return jsUndefined(); return static_cast(jlong_to_ptr(nativeHandle)); } else return JavaInstance::create(result.l, rootObject)->createRuntimeObject(exec); } } else return jsUndefined(); } break; case JavaTypeBoolean: { resultValue = jsBoolean(result.z); } break; case JavaTypeByte: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.b); } break; case JavaTypeChar: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.c); } break; case JavaTypeShort: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.s); } break; case JavaTypeInt: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.i); } break; case JavaTypeLong: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.j); } break; case JavaTypeFloat: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.f); } break; case JavaTypeDouble: { resultValue = jsNumber(result.d); } break; case JavaTypeArray: { const char* arrayType = jMethod->returnTypeClassName(); ASSERT(arrayType[0] == '['); resultValue = JavaArray::convertJObjectToArray(exec, result.l, arrayType, rootObject); } break; case JavaTypeInvalid: { resultValue = jsUndefined(); } break; } return resultValue; } JSValue JavaInstance::defaultValue(ExecState* exec, PreferredPrimitiveType hint) const { if (hint == PreferString) return stringValue(exec); if (hint == PreferNumber) return numberValue(exec); JavaClass* aClass = static_cast(getClass()); if (aClass->isStringClass()) return stringValue(exec); if (aClass->isNumberClass()) return numberValue(exec); if (aClass->isBooleanClass()) return booleanValue(); return valueOf(exec); } JSValue JavaInstance::valueOf(ExecState* exec) const { return stringValue(exec); } #endif // ENABLE(JAVA_BRIDGE)