upnp.h

开发upnp 时的底层库,可以运行,主要是实现了upnp的底层协议 !

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#ifndef UPNP_H
#define UPNP_H

/** @name The API */

//@{

#include <stdio.h>
#include "ixml.h"
#include "upnpconfig.h"
#if UPNP_HAVE_DEBUG
#	include "upnpdebug.h"
#endif

#define UpnpCloseSocket         close
#define UPNP_SOCKETERROR        -1
#define UPNP_INVALID_SOCKET     -1
#define SOCKET                  int

#include <netinet/in.h>

#define LINE_SIZE  180
#define NAME_SIZE  256
#define MNFT_NAME_SIZE  64
#define MODL_NAME_SIZE  32
#define SERL_NUMR_SIZE  64
#define MODL_DESC_SIZE  64
#define UPNP_INFINITE -1

#define UPNP_USING_CHUNKED			-3
#define UPNP_UNTIL_CLOSE			-4


/** @name Error codes 
 *  The functions in the SDK API can return a variety of error 
 *  codes to describe problems encountered during execution.  This section 
 *  lists the error codes and provides a brief description of what each error 
 *  code means.  Refer to the documentation for each function for a 
 *  description of what an error code means in that context.
 */
//@{

/** @name UPNP_E_SUCCESS [0]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SUCCESS} signifies that the operation completed successfully.
 *  For asynchronous functions, this only means that the packet generated by 
 *  the operation was successfully transmitted on the network.  The result of 
 *  the entire operation comes as part of the callback for that operation.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SUCCESS          0
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_HANDLE [-100]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_HANDLE} signifies that the handle passed to a 
 *  function is not a recognized as a valid handle.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_HANDLE   -100
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_PARAM [-101]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_PARAM} signifies that one or more of the parameters 
 *  passed to the function is not valid.  Refer to the documentation for each 
 *  function for more information on the valid ranges of the parameters.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_PARAM    -101
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_OUTOF_HANDLE [-102]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_OUTOF_HANDLE} signifies that the SDK does not have any
 *  more space for additional handles.  The SDK allocates space for only 
 *  a few handles in order to conserve memory.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_OUTOF_HANDLE     -102
//@}

#define UPNP_E_OUTOF_CONTEXT    -103

/** @name UPNP_E_OUTOF_MEMORY [-104]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_OUTOF_MEMORY} signifies that not enough resources are 
 *  currently available to complete the operation.  Most operations require 
 *  some free memory in order to complete their work.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_OUTOF_MEMORY     -104
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_INIT [-105]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INIT} signifies that the SDK has already been 
 *  initialized.  The SDK needs to be initialied only once per process.
 *  Any additional initialization attempts simply return this error with
 *  no other ill effects.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INIT             -105
//@}

#define UPNP_E_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL -106

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_DESC [-107]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_DESC} signifies that the description document passed
 *  to {\bf UpnpRegisterRootDevice} or {\bf UpnpRegisterRootDevice2} is an 
 *  invalid description document.  
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_DESC     -107
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_URL [-108]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_URL} signifies that a URL passed into the function
 *  is invalid.  The actual cause is function specific, but in general, the
 *  URL itself might be malformed (e.g. have invalid characters in it) or
 *  the host might be unreachable.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_URL      -108
//@}

#define UPNP_E_INVALID_SID      -109
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_DEVICE   -110

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_SERVICE [-111]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_SERVICE} is returned only by {\bf UpnpNotify}, 
 *  {\bf UpnpNotifyExt}, {\bf UpnpAcceptSubscription}, and 
 *  {\bf UpnpAcceptSubscriptionExt} to signify that the device ID/service
 *  ID pair does not refer to a valid service.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_SERVICE  -111
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_BAD_RESPONSE [-113]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_BAD_RESPONSE} signifies that the response received from the 
 *  remote side of a connection is not correct for the protocol.  This applies
 *  to the GENA, SOAP, and HTTP protocols.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_BAD_RESPONSE     -113
//@}

#define UPNP_E_BAD_REQUEST      -114

/** @name UPNP_E_INVALID_ACTION [-115]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INVALID_ACTION} signifies that the SOAP action message is 
 *  invalid.  This can be because the DOM document passed to the function was
 *  malformed or the action message is not correct for the given action.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INVALID_ACTION   -115
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_FINISH [-116]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_FINISH} signifies that {\bf UpnpInit} has not been called, or
 *  that {\bf UpnpFinish} has already been called.  None of the API functions 
 *  operate until {\bf UpnpInit} successfully completes.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_FINISH           -116
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_INIT_FAILED [-117]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_INIT_FAILED} signifies that {\bf UpnpInit} cannot complete.  
 *  The typical reason is failure to allocate sufficient resources.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_INIT_FAILED      -117
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_URL_TOO_BIG [-118]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_URL_TOO_BIG} signifies that the URL passed into a function 
 *  is too long.  The SDK limits URLs to 180 characters in length.  
 */
#define UPNP_E_URL_TOO_BIG      -118

/** @name UPNP_E_BAD_HTTPMSG [-119]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_BAD_HTTPMSG} signifies that the HTTP message contains invalid
 *  message headers.  The error always refers to the HTTP message header 
 *  received from the remote host.  The main areas where this occurs are in
 *  SOAP control messages (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), GENA subscription
 *  message (e.g. {\bf UpnpSubscribe}), GENA event notifications (e.g. {\bf
 *  UpnpNotify}), and HTTP transfers (e.g. {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_BAD_HTTPMSG      -119
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_ALREADY_REGISTERED [-120]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_ALREADY_REGISTERED} signifies that a client or a device is
 *  already registered.  The SDK currently has a limit of one registered 
 *  client and one registered device per process.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_ALREADY_REGISTERED -120
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_NETWORK_ERROR [-200]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_NETWORK_ERROR} signifies that a network error occurred.  It 
 *  is the generic error code for network problems that are not covered under 
 *  one of the more specific error codes.  The typical meaning is the SDK 
 *  failed to read the local IP address or had problems configuring one of
 *  the sockets.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_NETWORK_ERROR    -200
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_SOCKET_WRITE [-201]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SOCKET_WRITE} signifies an error writing to a socket.  This
 *  occurs in any function that makes network connections, such 
 *  as discovery (e.g. {\bf UpnpSearchAsync} or {\bf UpnpSendAdvertisement}), 
 *  control (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), eventing (e.g. {\bf UpnpNotify}), 
 *  and HTTP functions (e.g. {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SOCKET_WRITE     -201
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_SOCKET_READ [-202]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SOCKET_READ} signifies an error reading from a socket.  This
 *  occurs in any function that makes network connections, such 
 *  as discovery (e.g. {\bf UpnpSearchAsync} or {\bf UpnpSendAdvertisement}), 
 *  control (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), eventing (e.g. {\bf UpnpNotify}), 
 *  and HTTP functions (e.g. {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SOCKET_READ      -202
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_SOCKET_BIND [-203]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SOCKET_BIND} signifies that the SDK had a problem binding
 *  a socket to a network interface.  This occurs in any function that makes 
 *  network connections, such as discovery (e.g. {\bf UpnpSearchAsync} or 
 *  {\bf UpnpSendAdvertisement}), control (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), eventing 
 *  (e.g. {\bf UpnpNotify}), and HTTP functions (e.g. 
 *  {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SOCKET_BIND      -203
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_SOCKET_CONNECT [-204]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SOCKET_CONNECT} signifies that the SDK had a problem
 *  connecting to a remote host.  This occurs in any function that makes 
 *  network connections, such as discovery (e.g. {\bf UpnpSearchAsync} or 
 *  {\bf UpnpSendAdvertisement}), control (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), eventing 
 *  (e.g. {\bf UpnpNotify}), and HTTP functions (e.g. 
 *  {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SOCKET_CONNECT   -204
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_OUTOF_SOCKET [-205]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_OUTOF_SOCKET} signifies that the SDK cannot create any
 *  more sockets.  This occurs in any function that makes 
 *  network connections, such as discovery (e.g. {\bf UpnpSearchAsync} or 
 *  {\bf UpnpSendAdvertisement}), control (e.g. {\bf UpnpSendAction}), eventing 
 *  (e.g. {\bf UpnpNotify}), and HTTP functions (e.g. 
 *  {\bf UpnpDownloadXmlDoc}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_OUTOF_SOCKET     -205
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_LISTEN [-206]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_LISTEN} signifies that the SDK had a problem setting the
 *  socket to listen for incoming connections.  This error only happens during
 *  initialization (i.e. {\bf UpnpInit}).
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_LISTEN           -206
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_TIMEDOUT [-207]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_TIMEDOUT} signifies that too much time elapsed before the
 *  required number of bytes were sent or received over a socket.  This error
 *  can be returned by any function that performs network operations.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_TIMEDOUT         -207
//@}

/** @name UPNP_E_SOCKET_ERROR [-208]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SOCKET_ERROR} is the generic socket error code for
 *  conditions not covered by other error codes.  This error can be returned
 *  by any functions that performs network operations.
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SOCKET_ERROR	    -208
//@}

#define UPNP_E_FILE_WRITE_ERROR       -209
#define UPNP_E_EVENT_PROTOCOL         -300

/** @name UPNP_E_SUBSCRIBE_UNACCEPTED [-301]
 *  {\tt UPNP_E_SUBSCRIBE_UNACCEPTED} signifies that a subscription
 *  request was rejected from the remote side.  
 */
//@{
#define UPNP_E_SUBSCRIBE_UNACCEPTED   -301