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 * Author: Budiarto Herman <budiarto.herman@magister.fi>
 *
 */

#ifndef THREE_GPP_HTTP_CLIENT_H
#define THREE_GPP_HTTP_CLIENT_H

#include <ns3/address.h>
#include <ns3/application.h>
#include <ns3/three-gpp-http-header.h>
#include <ns3/traced-callback.h>

namespace ns3
{

class Socket;
class Packet;
class ThreeGppHttpVariables;

/**
 * \ingroup applications
 * \defgroup http ThreeGppHttpClientServer
 *
 * This traffic generator simulates web browsing traffic using the Hypertext
 * Transfer Protocol (HTTP). It consists of one or more ThreeGppHttpClient
 * applications which connect to an ThreeGppHttpServer application. The client
 * models a web browser which requests web pages to the server. The server
 * is then responsible to serve the web pages as requested. Please refer to
 * ThreeGppHttpClientHelper and ThreeGppHttpServerHelper for usage instructions.
 *
 * Technically speaking, the client transmits *request objects* to demand a
 * service from the server. Depending on the type of request received, the
 * server transmits either:
 *   - a *main object*, i.e., the HTML file of the web page; or
 *   - an *embedded object*, e.g., an image referenced by the HTML file.
 *
 * A major portion of the traffic pattern is *reading time*, which does not
 * generate any traffic. Because of this, one may need to simulate a good
 * number of clients and/or sufficiently long simulation duration in order to
 * generate any significant traffic in the system.
 *
 * Many aspects of the traffic are randomly determined by ThreeGppHttpVariables.
 * These characteristics are based on a legacy 3GPP specification. The description
 * can be found in the following references:
 *   - 3GPP TR 25.892, "Feasibility Study for Orthogonal Frequency Division
 *         Multiplexing (OFDM) for UTRAN enhancement"
 *   - IEEE 802.16m, "Evaluation Methodology Document (EMD)",
 *     IEEE 802.16m-08/004r5, July 2008.
 *   - NGMN Alliance, "NGMN Radio Access Performance Evaluation Methodology",
 *     v1.0, January 2008.
 *   - 3GPP2-TSGC5, "HTTP, FTP and TCP models for 1xEV-DV simulations", 2001.
 */

/**
 * \ingroup http
 * Model application which simulates the traffic of a web browser. This
 * application works in conjunction with an ThreeGppHttpServer application.
 *
 * In summary, the application works as follows.
 * 1. Upon start, it opens a connection to the destination web server
 *    (ThreeGppHttpServer).
 * 2. After the connection is established, the application immediately requests
 *    a *main object* from the server by sending a request packet.
 * 3. After receiving a main object (which can take some time if it consists of
 *    several packets), the application "parses" the main object.
 * 4. The parsing takes a short time (randomly determined) to determine the
 *    number of *embedded objects* (also randomly determined) in the web page.
 *    - If at least one embedded object is determined, the application requests
 *      the first embedded object from the server. The request for the next
 *      embedded object follows after the previous embedded object has been
 *      completely received.
 *    - If there is no more embedded object to request, the application enters
 *      the *reading time*.
 * 5. Reading time is a long delay (again, randomly determined) where the
 *    application does not induce any network traffic, thus simulating the user
 *    reading the downloaded web page.
 * 6. After the reading time is finished, the process repeats to step #2.
 *
 * The client models HTTP *persistent connection*, i.e., HTTP 1.1, where the
 * connection to the server is maintained and used for transmitting and receiving
 * all objects.
 *
 * Each request by default has a constant size of 350 bytes. A ThreeGppHttpHeader
 * is attached to each request packet. The header contains information
 * such as the content type requested (either main object or embedded object)
 * and the timestamp when the packet is transmitted (which will be used to
 * compute the delay and RTT of the packet).
 */
class ThreeGppHttpClient : public Application
{
  public:
    /**
     * Creates a new instance of HTTP client application.
     *
     * After creation, the application must be further configured through
     * attributes. To avoid having to do this process manually, please use
     * ThreeGppHttpClientHelper.
     */
    ThreeGppHttpClient();

    /**
     * Returns the object TypeId.
     * \return The object TypeId.
     */
    static TypeId GetTypeId();

    /**
     * Returns a pointer to the associated socket.
     * \return Pointer to the associated socket.
     */
    Ptr<Socket> GetSocket() const;

    /// The possible states of the application.
    enum State_t
    {
        /// Before StartApplication() is invoked.
        NOT_STARTED = 0,
        /// Sent the server a connection request and waiting for the server to be accept it.
        CONNECTING,
        /// Sent the server a request for a main object and waiting to receive the packets.
        EXPECTING_MAIN_OBJECT,
        /// Parsing a main object that has just been received.
        PARSING_MAIN_OBJECT,
        /// Sent the server a request for an embedded object and waiting to receive the packets.
        EXPECTING_EMBEDDED_OBJECT,
        /// User reading a web page that has just been received.
        READING,
        /// After StopApplication() is invoked.
        STOPPED
    };

    /**
     * Returns the current state of the application.
     * \return The current state of the application.
     */
    State_t GetState() const;

    /**
     * Returns the current state of the application in string format.
     * \return The current state of the application in string format.
     */
    std::string GetStateString() const;

    /**
     * Returns the given state in string format.
     * \param state An arbitrary state of an application.
     * \return The given state equivalently expressed in string format.
     */
    static std::string GetStateString(State_t state);

    /**
     * Common callback signature for `ConnectionEstablished`, `RxMainObject`, and
     * `RxEmbeddedObject` trace sources.
     * \param httpClient Pointer to this instance of ThreeGppHttpClient,
     *                               which is where the trace originated.
     */
    typedef void (*TracedCallback)(Ptr<const ThreeGppHttpClient> httpClient);

  protected:
    // Inherited from Object base class.
    void DoDispose() override;

    // Inherited from Application base class.
    void StartApplication() override;
    void StopApplication() override;

  private:
    // SOCKET CALLBACK METHODS

    /**
     * Invoked when a connection is established successfully on #m_socket. This
     * triggers a request for a main object.
     * \param socket Pointer to the socket where the event originates from.
     */
    void ConnectionSucceededCallback(Ptr<Socket> socket);
    /**
     * Invoked when #m_socket cannot establish a connection with the web server.
     * Simulation will stop and error will be raised.
     * \param socket Pointer to the socket where the event originates from.
     */
    void ConnectionFailedCallback(Ptr<Socket> socket);
    /**
     * Invoked when connection between #m_socket and the web sever is terminated.
     * Error will be logged, but simulation continues.
     * \param socket Pointer to the socket where the event originates from.
     */
    void NormalCloseCallback(Ptr<Socket> socket);
    /**
     * Invoked when connection between #m_socket and the web sever is terminated.
     * Error will be logged, but simulation continues.
     * \param socket Pointer to the socket where the event originates from.
     */
    void ErrorCloseCallback(Ptr<Socket> socket);
    /**
     * Invoked when #m_socket receives some packet data. Fires the `Rx` trace
     * source and triggers ReceiveMainObject() or ReceiveEmbeddedObject().
     * \param socket Pointer to the socket where the event originates from.
     */
    void ReceivedDataCallback(Ptr<Socket> socket);

    // CONNECTION-RELATED METHOD

    /**
     * Initialize #m_socket to connect to the destination web server at
     * #m_remoteServerAddress and #m_remoteServerPort and set up callbacks to
     * listen to its event. Invoked upon the start of the application.
     */
    void OpenConnection();

    // TX-RELATED METHODS

    /**
     * Send a request object for a main object to the destination web server.
     * The size of the request packet is randomly determined by HttpVariables and
     * is assumed to be smaller than 536 bytes. Fires the `TxMainObjectRequest`
     * trace source.
     *
     * The method is invoked after a connection is established or after a
     * reading time has elapsed.
     */
    void RequestMainObject();
    /**
     * Send a request object for an embedded object to the destination web
     * server. The size of the request packet is randomly determined by
     * ThreeGppHttpVariables and is assumed to be smaller than 536 bytes. Fires the
     * `TxEmbeddedObjectRequest` trace source.
     */
    void RequestEmbeddedObject();

    // RX-RELATED METHODS

    /**
     * Receive a packet of main object from the destination web server. Fires the
     * `RxMainObjectPacket` trace source.
     *
     * A main object may come from more than one packets. This is determined by
     * comparing the content length specified in the ThreeGppHttpHeader of the packet and
     * the actual packet size. #m_objectBytesToBeReceived keeps track of the
     * number of bytes that has been received.
     *
     * If the received packet is not the last packet of the object, then the
     * method simply quits, expecting it to be invoked again when the next packet
     * comes.
     *
     * If the received packet is the last packet of the object, then the method
     * fires the `RxMainObject`, `RxDelay`, and `RxRtt` trace sources. The client
     * then triggers EnterParsingTime().
     *
     * \param packet The received packet.
     * \param from Address of the sender.
     */
    void ReceiveMainObject(Ptr<Packet> packet, const Address& from);
    /**
     * Receive a packet of embedded object from the destination web server. Fires
     * the `RxEmbeddedObjectPacket` trace source.
     *
     * An embedded object may come from more than one packets. This is determined
     * by comparing the content length specified in the TheeGppHttpHeader of the packet and
     * the actual packet size. #m_objectBytesToBeReceived keeps track of the
     * number of bytes that has been received.
     *
     * If the received packet is not the last packet of the object, then the
     * method simply quits, expecting it to be invoked again when the next packet
     * comes.
     *
     * If the received packet is the last packet of the object, then the method
     * fires the `RxEmbeddedObject`, `RxDelay`, and `RxRtt` trace sources.
     * Depending on the number of embedded objects remaining
     * (#m_embeddedObjectsToBeRequested) the client can either trigger
     * RequestEmbeddedObject() or EnterReadingTime().
     *
     * \param packet The received packet.
     * \param from Address of the sender.
     */
    void ReceiveEmbeddedObject(Ptr<Packet> packet, const Address& from);
    /**
     * Simulate a consumption of the received packet by subtracting the packet
     * size from the internal counter at #m_objectBytesToBeReceived. Also updates
     * #m_objectClientTs and #m_objectServerTs according to the ThreeGppHttpHeader
     * found in the packet.
     *
     * This method is invoked as a sub-procedure of ReceiveMainObject() and
     * ReceiveEmbeddedObject().
     *
     * \param packet The received packet. If it is the first packet of the object,
     *               then it must have a ThreeGppHttpHeader attached to it.
     */
    void Receive(Ptr<Packet> packet);

    // OFF-TIME-RELATED METHODS

    /**
     * Becomes idle for a randomly determined amount of time, and then triggers
     * ParseMainObject(). The length of idle time is determined by
     * TheeGppHttpVariables.
     *
     * The method is invoked after a complete main object has been received.
     */
    void EnterParsingTime();
    /**
     * Randomly determines the number of embedded objects in the main object.
     * ThreeGppHttpVariables is utilized for this purpose. Then proceeds with
     * RequestEmbeddedObject(). If the number of embedded objects has been
     * determined as zero, then EnterReadingTime() is triggered.
     *
     * The method is invoked after parsing time has elapsed.
     */
    void ParseMainObject();
    /**
     * Becomes idle for a randomly determined amount of time, and then triggers
     * RequestMainObject(). The length of idle time is determined by
     * ThreeGppHttpVariables.
     *
     * The method is invoked after a complete web page has been received.
     */
    void EnterReadingTime();
    /**
     * Cancels #m_eventRequestMainObject, #m_eventRequestEmbeddedObject, and
     * #m_eventParseMainObject. Invoked by StopApplication() and when connection
     * has been terminated.
     */
    void CancelAllPendingEvents();

    /**
     * Change the state of the client. Fires the `StateTransition` trace source.
     * \param state The new state.
     */
    void SwitchToState(State_t state);

    /// The current state of the client application. Begins with NOT_STARTED.
    State_t m_state;
    /// The socket for sending and receiving packets to/from the web server.
    Ptr<Socket> m_socket;
    /// According to the content length specified by the ThreeGppHttpHeader.
    uint32_t m_objectBytesToBeReceived;
    /// The packet constructed of one or more parts with ThreeGppHttpHeader.
    Ptr<Packet> m_constructedPacket;
    /// The client time stamp of the ThreeGppHttpHeader from the last received packet.
    Time m_objectClientTs;
    /// The server time stamp of the ThreeGppHttpHeader from the last received packet.
    Time m_objectServerTs;
    /// Determined after parsing the main object.
    uint32_t m_embeddedObjectsToBeRequested;

    // ATTRIBUTES

    /// The `Variables` attribute.
    Ptr<ThreeGppHttpVariables> m_httpVariables;
    /// The `RemoteServerAddress` attribute. The address of the web server.
    Address m_remoteServerAddress;
    /// The `RemoteServerPort` attribute.
    uint16_t m_remoteServerPort;

    // TRACE SOURCES

    /// The `ConnectionEstablished` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const ThreeGppHttpClient>> m_connectionEstablishedTrace;
    /// The `ConnectionClosed` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const ThreeGppHttpClient>> m_connectionClosedTrace;
    /// The `Tx` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>> m_txTrace;
    /// The `TxMainObjectRequest` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>> m_txMainObjectRequestTrace;
    /// The `TxEmbeddedObjectRequest` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>> m_txEmbeddedObjectRequestTrace;
    /// The `TxMainObjectPacket` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>> m_rxMainObjectPacketTrace;
    /// The `TxMainObject` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const ThreeGppHttpClient>, Ptr<const Packet>> m_rxMainObjectTrace;
    /// The `TxEmbeddedObjectPacket` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>> m_rxEmbeddedObjectPacketTrace;
    /// The `TxEmbeddedObject` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const ThreeGppHttpClient>, Ptr<const Packet>> m_rxEmbeddedObjectTrace;
    /// The `Rx` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<Ptr<const Packet>, const Address&> m_rxTrace;
    /// The `RxDelay` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<const Time&, const Address&> m_rxDelayTrace;
    /// The `RxRtt` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<const Time&, const Address&> m_rxRttTrace;
    /// The `StateTransition` trace source.
    ns3::TracedCallback<const std::string&, const std::string&> m_stateTransitionTrace;

    // EVENTS

    /**
     * An event of either RequestMainObject() or OpenConnection(), scheduled to
     * trigger after a connection has been established or reading time has
     * elapsed.
     */
    EventId m_eventRequestMainObject;
    /**
     * An event of either RequestEmbeddedObject() or OpenConnection().
     */
    EventId m_eventRequestEmbeddedObject;
    /**
     * An event of ParseMainObject(), scheduled to trigger after parsing time has
     * elapsed.
     */
    EventId m_eventParseMainObject;

}; // end of `class ThreeGppHttpClient`

} // namespace ns3

#endif /* THREE_GPP_HTTP_CLIENT_H */
