This patch changes how callback unregistration works in order to be
consistent with undocumented use cases currently de-facto supported
by the API (although in a buggy way):
- callback recycling: releasing then reregistering a callback again.
- multiple request registrations with the same callback.
The second use case is not desirable but needs to be taken into account
for now for the purpose of correctly releasing NetworkRequests
registered in ConnectivityService.
In order to support request release in both use cases with minimal
amount of complexity for the time being the following changes are done:
- request to callback unmapping is done synchronously at callback
release time.
- all requests associated to a callback are unmapped at callback
release time.
This fixes the following issues:
- a callback stops being triggered as soon as it is released.
Otherwise when recycling the callback immediately, it is possible
the previous request associated with it triggers it, confusing the
app.
- when a callback is registered multiple times, the requests are not
leaked.
- when a callback is registered multiple times and then released, the
N-1 first registrations do not trigger the callback anymore.
In the future it would be desirable to enforce the intended 1:1 mapping
between callbacks and requests at registration time.
Bug: 35921499, 35955593, 20701525
Test: - added new tests in ConnectivityManagerTest to test releasing,
recycling, and a disabled test for no multiple regristration.
- new tests catch regression causing b/35921499, b/35955593.
Change-Id: Ia0917ac322fc049f76adb4743bc745989fed6d26
This patch also
- partially reverts commit f5c09ce0e6
that exposed a getTransports method on NetworkCapabilities.
- moves enumerateBits to BitUtils (as unpackBits), and adds the
reverse packBit method.
Bug: 34901696
Test: manually looked at $ adb shell dumpsys connmetrics list
Change-Id: I1650daf8fc9c1b6e0d986d2285f81e888be8847f
Merged-In: Id04f9080e7f75608deeb49306aec34941e71794c
(cherry picked from commit df456e13a1127e3c8594b1d22ea4a9b3dca67a4b)
This groups them together with the rest of the networking unit
tests. It also speeds up compile/test cycles ("runtest -x" of one
file goes from 1m15s to 30s).
Test: runtest frameworks-net passes on internal tree
Change-Id: I53cb0c51355fe4b4b30e451fa09fbbf58da39efd
This allows an application that knows how to provide seamless
network connectivity (e.g., using QUIC multipath) to find out if
doing so is desired.
(cherry picked from commit 231efb08b7)
Test: builds, boots, runtest frameworks-net passes.
Bug: 34630278
Change-Id: Ic7fd0b9e1cd879fdfaf84009d7125391895e9087
API visibility change: unhide allowing NetworkSpecifier
to be an arbitrary object.
Bug: 27533960
Bug: 36053921
Bug: 36275276
Test: builds and runs
Change-Id: I1d1705cca7ece077ef8d7c674c62d5369fedbb03
This patch adds transports info to ValidationProbeEvent and migrates
netId logging for this event to the topt-level netId field in
ConnectivityMetricsEvent.
Test: modified unit tests. $ runtest frameworks-net passes
Bug: 3490169
Change-Id: Ibf51049ba8901ae5ca4ea86e2f500944a4738b5c
This patch adds translation from ConnectivityMetricsEvent to
IpConnectivityEvent of recently added fields:
- top-level network id
- top-level ifname
- transports
Also adds inference of link layer from transports or ifname.
At the moment these new fields are not populated in
ConnectivityMetricsEvent. Follow-up patches will fill this gap for
the events of the android.net.metrics package.
Test: new unit tests, $ runtest frameworks-net passes
Bug: 34901696
Change-Id: I563a6a3183470bdfaabb7c781a1beaf6b1058bf0
Test: as follows
- built (bullhead)
- flashed
- booted
- runtest frameworks-net passes
- manual USB tethering toggling between WiFi and mobile
Bug: 32163131
Change-Id: I57edf5114b6361f320577c7870e40f8b3cdf74ce
The state that needs to be transferred includes:
- NetworkCapabilities
- LinkProperties
- whether the network is currently suspended
Additionally:
- Rename notifyNetworkCallback() to notifyNetworkAvailable()
in order to clarify its real function.
- fix previous copy/paste error in unittest
Test: as follows
- built (bullhead)
- flashed
- booted
- runtest frameworks-net passes
- USB tethering with mobile and Wi-Fi upstream toggling
Bug: 32163131
Change-Id: Ib4460bcd5d08863a9feac9e8ab41a238897bb3ea
Add (unhide) a public API which provides network requests with a
timeout. When timed-out the (newly unhidden) onUnavailable() callback
is triggered.
Note: this CL does not add a handler to the API to be consistent
with the existing APIs. There is a separate effort (b/32130437)
to update these APIs with Handlers.
Bug: 31399536
Test: unit tests and CTS (new)
Change-Id: I45ce9ada63372cb56937bb620bfbb7729e5e25d2
This patch adds overloaded version of registerDefaultNetworkCallback
registerNetworkCallback, and requestNetwork with an additional Handler
argument that is used for running the caller provided NetworkCallback.
It also clarifies the documentation of the existing methods that
implicitly uses the internal singleton ConnectivityThread about which
internal Handler is used for running NetworkCallbacks.
Test: build, flashed, booted device
Bug: 32130437
Change-Id: Iae15f81e47e2dc0355baf2f2c1679b77e56af299
The request network with timeout was originally created with a
check of max timeout against a constant of 100 minutes. However,
the API was not public and did not implement a timeout. Any users
were internal and never got any onUnavailable() callback (since
timeout never triggered).
There is no reason to have a max timeout so the constant is
remove.
Bug: 31399536
Test: unit tests and CTS of ConnectivityManager
Change-Id: Icbedfb4299d75b6a7e3e43720111531f1faafd06
ConnectivityManager static sCallbackHandler is referenced and directly
used in a way that is not ensuring its proper initialization.
This patch fixes this potential NPE by using getHandler() instead.
Also this patch changes sendRequestForNetwork's signature to only accept
the subtype CallbackHandler instead of Handler: without using
CallbackHandler the NetworkCallbacks are not triggered properly and
bookkeeping of sCallbacks does not happen. sendRequestForNetwork's
signature now makes this explicit.
This step prepares the addition of overloaded versions of
registerNetworkCallback and cie that takes custom Handlers.
Test: build, flashed, manually checked connectivity
Change-Id: I52e8a2cb5075e7aef7b35e30c9845cacba927d13
