Major rewrite. There is now only a single IO state object (instead of one

	* libsoup/soup-message-io.c: Major rewrite. There is now only a
	single IO state object (instead of one for reading and one for
	writing), and the IO code handles switching back and forth between
	reading and writing as appropriate (including handling the extra
	switches needed for "Expect: 100-continue").
	(soup_message_io_client, soup_message_io_server): The new entry
	points.
	(soup_message_io_cancel): If the caller cancels the IO when we
	were expecting to read more data, disconnect the socket.

	* libsoup/soup-message.h (SoupMessageFlags): add
	SOUP_MESSAGE_EXPECT_CONTINUE, to indicate that the IO code should
	do the special expect-continue handling.

	* libsoup/soup-message.c: Move all the signal stuff here. Remove
	the "done_reading" and "done_writing" signals and replace them
	with a single "finished" signal. (A single signal. Say that 10
	times fast!)
	(soup_message_got_headers, etc): Functions to emit signals.
	(got_headers, got_chunk, got_body): Default signal methods that
	call soup_message_run_handlers.
	(finished): Default signal method that replaces
	soup_message_issue_callback.
	([various]): s/soup_message_issue_callback/soup_message_finished/
	(soup_message_requeue): There's no soup_message_set_read_callbacks
	any more, so if the caller requeues while it's still reading, just
	cancel the read.
	(soup_message_add_chunk, soup_message_add_final_chunk,
	soup_message_pop_chunk): Moved here from soup-server-message,
	although we don't actually quite support using chunked encoding
	for requests yet.

	* libsoup/soup-server-message.c (soup_server_message_new): No
	longer takes a socket argument.
	(soup_server_message_add_chunk, soup_server_message_get_chunk):
	Moved into SoupMessage.

	* libsoup/soup-message-handlers.c (global_handlers): Make these
	POST_BODY rather than PRE_BODY, so they won't mess up the IO
	channel when the requeue the message.
	(soup_message_run_handlers): Don't need to issue the message
	callback from here any more.
	(authorize_handler): Just leave the error as 401 or 407 (see
	soup-error.h change)

	* libsoup/soup-message-client-io.c (soup_message_send_request):
	Replaces soup_message_write_request and
	soup_message_read_response.

	* libsoup/soup-message-server-io.c: Parallel to
	soup-message-client-io.c, this defines the server-side header
	handling.
	(soup_message_read_request): Its entry point.

	* libsoup/soup-server.c: Lots of code moved into
	soup-message-server-io.c. Update for other changes.

	* libsoup/soup-queue.c: Update for changes

	* libsoup/soup-socket.c (read_from_network, soup_socket_write):
	Don't call soup_socket_disconnect() on an error, just return
	SOUP_SOCKET_ERROR. Otherwise soup_socket_disconnect() could emit
	signals that will mess up the caller of the read/write function.

	* libsoup/soup-connection.c (soup_connection_disconnect): When
	disconnecting the socket, disconnect from its signals first to
	prevent bad reentrancy.

	* libsoup/soup-error.h: Kill off SOUP_ERROR_CANT_AUTHENTICATE and
	SOUP_ERROR_CANT_AUTHENTICATE_PROXY, since they don't really say
	anything that SOUP_ERROR_UNATHORIZED and
	SOUP_ERROR_PROXY_UNAUTHORIZED don't say. (And now, all of the
	"transport" errors actually are transport-related.)

	* tests/auth-test.c (main): s/CANT_AUTHENTICATE/UNAUTHORIZED/

	* tests/simple-proxy.c: Complicate this a bunch. In particular,
	use SOUP_MESSAGE_OVERWRITE_CHUNKS and the GOT_CHUNK signal, and
	pass the data back to the client in chunked format.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/tests/auth-test.c b/tests/auth-test.c
index c01d93fe..6628af7c 100644
--- a/tests/auth-test.c
+++ b/tests/auth-test.c
@@ -241,7 +241,7 @@ main (int argc, char **argv)
 			msg, SOUP_ERROR_OK, SOUP_HANDLER_PRE_BODY,
 			handler, expected);
 		soup_message_send (msg);
-		if (msg->errorcode != SOUP_ERROR_CANT_AUTHENTICATE &&
+		if (msg->errorcode != SOUP_ERROR_UNAUTHORIZED &&
 		    msg->errorcode != SOUP_ERROR_OK) {
 			printf ("  %d %s !\n", msg->errorcode,
 				msg->errorphrase);