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#include "config.h"
#include "GeolocationServiceAndroid.h"

#include "Geolocation.h"
#include "GeolocationServiceBridge.h"
#include "Geoposition.h"
#include "PositionError.h"
#include "PositionOptions.h"

#if PLATFORM(ANDROID)
// Required for sim-eng build
#include <math.h>
#endif
#include <wtf/CurrentTime.h>

using JSC::Bindings::getJNIEnv;
using namespace std;

namespace WebCore {

// GeolocationServiceAndroid is the Android implmentation of Geolocation
// service. Each object of this class owns an object of type
// GeolocationServiceBridge, which in turn owns a Java GeolocationService
// object. Therefore, there is a 1:1 mapping between Geolocation,
// GeolocationServiceAndroid, GeolocationServiceBridge and Java
// GeolocationService objects. In the case where multiple Geolocation objects
// exist simultaneously, the corresponsing Java GeolocationService objects all
// register with the platform location service. It is the platform service that
// handles making sure that updates are passed to all Geolocation objects.
GeolocationService* GeolocationServiceAndroid::create(GeolocationServiceClient* client)
{
    return new GeolocationServiceAndroid(client);
}

GeolocationService::FactoryFunction* GeolocationService::s_factoryFunction = &GeolocationServiceAndroid::create;

GeolocationServiceAndroid::GeolocationServiceAndroid(GeolocationServiceClient* client)
    : GeolocationService(client)
    , m_timer(this, &GeolocationServiceAndroid::timerFired)
    , m_javaBridge(0)
{
}

// ANDROID
// TODO: Upstream to webkit.org. See https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34082
bool GeolocationServiceAndroid::startUpdating(PositionOptions* options, bool suspend)
{
    // ANDROID
    // This is an ugly hack. A correct fix would require a change to WebCore,
    // but this isn't worth the effort as we're in the process of switching to a
    // client-based implementation. See https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40373
    Frame* frame = reinterpret_cast<Geolocation*>(geolocationServiceClient())->frame();
    if (!frame)
        return false;

    // This method is called every time a new watch or one-shot position request
    // is started. If we already have a position or an error, call back
    // immediately.
    if (m_lastPosition || m_lastError) {
        ASSERT(m_javaBridge);
        m_timer.startOneShot(0);
    }

    // Lazilly create the Java object.
    bool haveJavaBridge = m_javaBridge;
    if (!haveJavaBridge)
        m_javaBridge.set(new GeolocationServiceBridge(this, frame));
    ASSERT(m_javaBridge);

    // On Android, high power == GPS. Set whether to use GPS before we start the
    // implementation.
    ASSERT(options);
    if (options->enableHighAccuracy())
        m_javaBridge->setEnableGps(true);

    // We need only start the service when it's first created.
    if (!haveJavaBridge) {
        // If the browser is paused, don't start the service. It will be started
        // when we get the call to resume.
        // ANDROID
        // TODO: Upstream to webkit.org. See https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34082
        if (!suspend)
            return m_javaBridge->start();
    }

    return true;
}

void GeolocationServiceAndroid::stopUpdating()
{
    // Called when the Geolocation object has no watches or one shots in
    // progress. This may be called repeatedly.
    m_javaBridge.clear();
    // Reset last position and error to make sure that we always try to get a
    // new position from the system service when a request is first made.
    m_lastPosition = 0;
    m_lastError = 0;
    // remove the pending timer
    if (m_timer.isActive())
        m_timer.stop();
}

void GeolocationServiceAndroid::suspend()
{
    if (m_javaBridge)
        m_javaBridge->stop();
}

void GeolocationServiceAndroid::resume()
{
    if (m_javaBridge)
        m_javaBridge->start();
}

// Note that there is no guarantee that subsequent calls to this method offer a
// more accurate or updated position.
void GeolocationServiceAndroid::newPositionAvailable(PassRefPtr<Geoposition> position)
{
    ASSERT(position);
    if (!m_lastPosition
        || isPositionMovement(m_lastPosition.get(), position.get())
        || isPositionMoreAccurate(m_lastPosition.get(), position.get())
        || isPositionMoreTimely(m_lastPosition.get(), position.get())) {
        m_lastPosition = position;
        // Remove the last error.
        m_lastError = 0;
        positionChanged();
    }
}

void GeolocationServiceAndroid::newErrorAvailable(PassRefPtr<PositionError> error)
{
    ASSERT(error);
    // We leave the last position
    m_lastError = error;
    errorOccurred();
}

void GeolocationServiceAndroid::timerFired(Timer<GeolocationServiceAndroid>* timer)
{
    ASSERT(&m_timer == timer);
    ASSERT(m_lastPosition || m_lastError);
    if (m_lastPosition)
        positionChanged();
    else if (m_lastError)
        errorOccurred();
}

bool GeolocationServiceAndroid::isPositionMovement(Geoposition* position1, Geoposition* position2)
{
    ASSERT(position1 && position2);
    // For the small distances in which we are likely concerned, it's reasonable
    // to approximate the distance between the two positions as the sum of the
    // differences in latitude and longitude.
    double delta = fabs(position1->coords()->latitude() - position2->coords()->latitude())
        + fabs(position1->coords()->longitude() - position2->coords()->longitude());
    // Approximate conversion from degrees of arc to metres.
    delta *= 60 * 1852;
    // The threshold is when the distance between the two positions exceeds the
    // worse (larger) of the two accuracies.
    int maxAccuracy = max(position1->coords()->accuracy(), position2->coords()->accuracy());
    return delta > maxAccuracy;
}

bool GeolocationServiceAndroid::isPositionMoreAccurate(Geoposition* position1, Geoposition* position2)
{
    ASSERT(position1 && position2);
    return position2->coords()->accuracy() < position1->coords()->accuracy();
}

bool GeolocationServiceAndroid::isPositionMoreTimely(Geoposition* position1, Geoposition* position2)
{
    ASSERT(position1 && position2);
    DOMTimeStamp currentTime = convertSecondsToDOMTimeStamp(WTF::currentTime());
    DOMTimeStamp maximumAge = convertSecondsToDOMTimeStamp(10 * 60); // 10 minutes
    return currentTime - position1->timestamp() > maximumAge;
}

} // namespace WebCore