path: root/WebKit/android/WebCoreSupport/ChromeClientAndroid.cpp

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#define LOG_TAG "WebCore"

#include "config.h"

#include "ApplicationCacheStorage.h"
#include "ChromeClientAndroid.h"
#include "CString.h"
#include "DatabaseTracker.h"
#include "Document.h"
#include "PlatformString.h"
#include "FloatRect.h"
#include "Frame.h"
#include "FrameLoader.h"
#include "FrameView.h"
#include "Geolocation.h"
#include "Page.h"
#include "Screen.h"
#include "ScriptController.h"
#include "WebCoreFrameBridge.h"
#include "WebCoreViewBridge.h"
#include "WebViewCore.h"
#include "WindowFeatures.h"
#include "Settings.h"

namespace android {

void ChromeClientAndroid::setWebFrame(android::WebFrame* webframe)
{
    Release(m_webFrame);
    m_webFrame = webframe;
    Retain(m_webFrame);
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::chromeDestroyed()
{
    Release(m_webFrame);
    delete this;
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::setWindowRect(const FloatRect&) { notImplemented(); }

FloatRect ChromeClientAndroid::windowRect() { 
    ASSERT(m_webFrame);
    if (!m_webFrame)
        return FloatRect();
    FrameView* frameView = m_webFrame->page()->mainFrame()->view();
    if (!frameView)
        return FloatRect();
    const WebCoreViewBridge* bridge = frameView->platformWidget();
    const IntRect& rect = bridge->getWindowBounds();
    FloatRect fRect(rect.x(), rect.y(), rect.width(), rect.height());
    return fRect;
}

FloatRect ChromeClientAndroid::pageRect() { notImplemented(); return FloatRect(); }

float ChromeClientAndroid::scaleFactor()
{
    // only seems to be used for dashboard regions, so just return 1
    return 1;
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::focus() {
    ASSERT(m_webFrame);
    // Ask the application to focus this WebView.
    m_webFrame->requestFocus();
}
void ChromeClientAndroid::unfocus() { notImplemented(); }

bool ChromeClientAndroid::canTakeFocus(FocusDirection) { notImplemented(); return false; }
void ChromeClientAndroid::takeFocus(FocusDirection) { notImplemented(); }

Page* ChromeClientAndroid::createWindow(Frame* frame, const FrameLoadRequest&,
        const WindowFeatures& features)
{
    ASSERT(frame);
#ifdef ANDROID_MULTIPLE_WINDOWS
    if (frame->settings() && !(frame->settings()->supportMultipleWindows()))
        // If the client doesn't support multiple windows, just return the current page
        return frame->page();
#endif

    WTF::PassRefPtr<WebCore::Screen> screen = WebCore::Screen::create(frame);
    bool dialog = features.dialog || !features.resizable
            || (features.heightSet && features.height < screen.get()->height()
                    && features.widthSet && features.width < screen.get()->width())
            || (!features.menuBarVisible && !features.statusBarVisible
                    && !features.toolBarVisible && !features.locationBarVisible
                    && !features.scrollbarsVisible);
    // fullscreen definitely means no dialog
    if (features.fullscreen)
        dialog = false;
    WebCore::Frame* newFrame = m_webFrame->createWindow(dialog,
            frame->script()->processingUserGesture());
    if (newFrame) {
        WebCore::Page* page = newFrame->page();
        page->setGroupName(frame->page()->groupName());
        return page;
    }
    return NULL;
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::show() { notImplemented(); }

bool ChromeClientAndroid::canRunModal() { notImplemented(); return false; }
void ChromeClientAndroid::runModal() { notImplemented(); }

void ChromeClientAndroid::setToolbarsVisible(bool) { notImplemented(); }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::toolbarsVisible() { notImplemented(); return false; }

void ChromeClientAndroid::setStatusbarVisible(bool) { notImplemented(); }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::statusbarVisible() { notImplemented(); return false; }

void ChromeClientAndroid::setScrollbarsVisible(bool) { notImplemented(); }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::scrollbarsVisible() { notImplemented(); return false; }

void ChromeClientAndroid::setMenubarVisible(bool) { notImplemented(); }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::menubarVisible() { notImplemented(); return false; }

void ChromeClientAndroid::setResizable(bool) { notImplemented(); }

// This function is called by the JavaScript bindings to print usually an error to
// a message console. Pass the message to the java side so that the client can
// handle it as it sees fit.
void ChromeClientAndroid::addMessageToConsole(MessageSource, MessageLevel, const String& message, unsigned int lineNumber, const String& sourceID) {
    android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(m_webFrame->page()->mainFrame()->view())->addMessageToConsole(message, lineNumber, sourceID);
}

bool ChromeClientAndroid::canRunBeforeUnloadConfirmPanel() { return true; }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::runBeforeUnloadConfirmPanel(const String& message, Frame* frame) {
    String url = frame->document()->documentURI();
    return android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view())->jsUnload(url, message);
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::closeWindowSoon() 
{
    ASSERT(m_webFrame);
    Page* page = m_webFrame->page();
    Frame* mainFrame = page->mainFrame();
    // This will prevent javascript cross-scripting during unload
    page->setGroupName(String());
    // Stop loading but do not send the unload event
    mainFrame->loader()->stopLoading(false);
    // Cancel all pending loaders
    mainFrame->loader()->stopAllLoaders();
    // Remove all event listeners so that no javascript can execute as a result
    // of mouse/keyboard events.
    mainFrame->document()->removeAllEventListeners();
    // Close the window.
    m_webFrame->closeWindow(android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(mainFrame->view()));
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::runJavaScriptAlert(Frame* frame, const String& message) 
{
    String url = frame->document()->documentURI();

    android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view())->jsAlert(url, message);
}

bool ChromeClientAndroid::runJavaScriptConfirm(Frame* frame, const String& message) 
{ 
    String url = frame->document()->documentURI();

    return android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view())->jsConfirm(url, message);
}

/* This function is called for the javascript method Window.prompt(). A dialog should be shown on
 * the screen with an input put box. First param is the text, the second is the default value for
 * the input box, third is return param. If the function returns true, the value set in the third parameter
 * is provided to javascript, else null is returned to the script.
 */
bool ChromeClientAndroid::runJavaScriptPrompt(Frame* frame, const String& message, const String& defaultValue, String& result) 
{ 
    String url = frame->document()->documentURI();
    return android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view())->jsPrompt(url, message, defaultValue, result);
}
void ChromeClientAndroid::setStatusbarText(const String&) { notImplemented(); }

// This is called by the JavaScript interpreter when a script has been running for a long
// time. A dialog should be shown to the user asking them if they would like to cancel the
// Javascript. If true is returned, the script is cancelled.
// To make a device more responsive, we default to return true to disallow long running script.
// This implies that some of scripts will not be completed.
bool ChromeClientAndroid::shouldInterruptJavaScript() {
  FrameView* frameView = m_webFrame->page()->mainFrame()->view();
  return android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frameView)->jsInterrupt();
}

bool ChromeClientAndroid::tabsToLinks() const { return false; }

IntRect ChromeClientAndroid::windowResizerRect() const { return IntRect(0, 0, 0, 0); }

// new to change 38068 (Nov 6, 2008)
void ChromeClientAndroid::repaint(const IntRect& rect, bool contentChanged, 
        bool immediate, bool repaintContentOnly) { 
    notImplemented(); 
// was in ScrollViewAndroid::update() : needs to be something like:
//    android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(this)->contentInvalidate(rect);
}

// new to change 38068 (Nov 6, 2008)
void ChromeClientAndroid::scroll(const IntSize& scrollDelta, 
        const IntRect& rectToScroll, const IntRect& clipRect) { 
    notImplemented(); 
}

// new to change 38068 (Nov 6, 2008)
IntPoint ChromeClientAndroid::screenToWindow(const IntPoint&) const { 
    notImplemented(); 
    return IntPoint();
}

// new to change 38068 (Nov 6, 2008)
IntRect ChromeClientAndroid::windowToScreen(const IntRect&) const { 
    notImplemented(); 
    return IntRect();
}

// new to change 38068 (Nov 6, 2008)
// in place of view()->containingWindow(), webkit now uses view()->hostWindow()->platformWindow()
PlatformWidget ChromeClientAndroid::platformWindow() const {
    Page* page = m_webFrame->page();
    Frame* mainFrame = page->mainFrame();
    FrameView* view = mainFrame->view();
    PlatformWidget viewBridge = view->platformWidget();
    return viewBridge;
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::contentsSizeChanged(Frame*, const IntSize&) const
{
    notImplemented();
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::scrollRectIntoView(const IntRect&, const ScrollView*) const
{
    notImplemented();
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::formStateDidChange(const Node*)
{
    notImplemented();
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::mouseDidMoveOverElement(const HitTestResult&, unsigned int) {}
void ChromeClientAndroid::setToolTip(const String&) {}
void ChromeClientAndroid::print(Frame*) {}

/*
 * This function is called on the main (webcore) thread by SQLTransaction::deliverQuotaIncreaseCallback.
 * The way that the callback mechanism is designed inside SQLTransaction means that there must be a new quota
 * (which may be equal to the old quota if the user did not allow more quota) when this function returns. As
 * we call into the browser thread to ask what to do with the quota, we block here and get woken up when the
 * browser calls the native WebViewCore::SetDatabaseQuota method with the new quota value.
 */
#if ENABLE(DATABASE)
void ChromeClientAndroid::exceededDatabaseQuota(Frame* frame, const String& name)
{
    SecurityOrigin* origin = frame->document()->securityOrigin();

    // We want to wait on a new quota from the UI thread. Reset the m_newQuota variable to represent we haven't received a new quota.
    m_newQuota = -1;

    // This origin is being tracked and has exceeded it's quota. Call into
    // the Java side of things to inform the user.
    unsigned long long currentQuota = 0;
    if (WebCore::DatabaseTracker::tracker().hasEntryForOrigin(origin)) {
        currentQuota = WebCore::DatabaseTracker::tracker().quotaForOrigin(origin);
    }
    android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view())->exceededDatabaseQuota(frame->document()->documentURI(), name, currentQuota);

    // We've sent notification to the browser so now wait for it to come back.
    m_quotaThreadLock.lock();
    while (m_newQuota == -1) {
        m_quotaThreadCondition.wait(m_quotaThreadLock);
    }
    m_quotaThreadLock.unlock();

    // Update the DatabaseTracker with the new quota value (if the user declined
    // new quota, this may equal the old quota)
    DatabaseTracker::tracker().setQuota(origin, m_newQuota);
}
#endif
#if ENABLE(OFFLINE_WEB_APPLICATIONS)
void ChromeClientAndroid::reachedMaxAppCacheSize(int64_t spaceNeeded)
{
    Page* page = m_webFrame->page();
    Frame* mainFrame = page->mainFrame();
    FrameView* view = mainFrame->view();
    android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(view)->reachedMaxAppCacheSize(spaceNeeded);

    // We've sent notification to the browser so now wait for it to come back.
    m_newQuota = -1;
    m_quotaThreadLock.lock();
    while (m_newQuota == -1) {
       m_quotaThreadCondition.wait(m_quotaThreadLock);
    }
    m_quotaThreadLock.unlock();
    if (m_newQuota > 0) {
        WebCore::cacheStorage().setMaximumSize(m_newQuota);
        // Now the app cache will retry the saving the previously failed cache.
    }
}
#endif

void ChromeClientAndroid::requestGeolocationPermissionForFrame(Frame* frame, Geolocation* geolocation)
{
    ASSERT(geolocation);
    if (!m_geolocationPermissions) {
        m_geolocationPermissions = new GeolocationPermissions(android::WebViewCore::getWebViewCore(frame->view()),
                                                              m_webFrame->page()->mainFrame());
    }
    m_geolocationPermissions->queryPermissionState(frame);
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::provideGeolocationPermissions(const String &origin, bool allow, bool remember)
{
    ASSERT(m_geolocationPermissions);
    m_geolocationPermissions->providePermissionState(origin, allow, remember);
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::onMainFrameLoadStarted()
{
    if (m_geolocationPermissions.get())
        m_geolocationPermissions->resetTemporaryPermissionStates();
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::runOpenPanel(Frame*, PassRefPtr<FileChooser>) { notImplemented(); }
bool ChromeClientAndroid::setCursor(PlatformCursorHandle)
{
    notImplemented(); 
    return false;
}

void ChromeClientAndroid::wakeUpMainThreadWithNewQuota(long newQuota) {
    MutexLocker locker(m_quotaThreadLock);
    m_newQuota = newQuota;
    m_quotaThreadCondition.signal();
}

}