The method for OnTetheringEntitlementResultListener needs to be
onTetheringEntitlementResult in order to meet our API guidelines:
"Use Listener when there is a single callback method and there will
never be any others. It should be an interface whose name is the same
as the callback method plus Listener."
Bug: 126392011
Change-Id: I9a883765541ae853c4eb3bd52c9d93a7af16e661
Test: Manual build
This is a cherry-pick of ag/607226 that has been rebased on
top of four years of changes and with comments addressed.
Gives each factory a serial number and propagates it to every
NetworkAgent so when a score comes back indicating a request is
being handled the factory can account for it properly.
Without this, a new request that's already handled by a network
offered by a factory will not cause an increment of the factorys
ref count. Concretely this results in issues like the RAT icon
not being displayed in spite of the network actually being up
and usable.
This will be ported to AOSP as soon as possible, but immediately
some master-only WiFi tests need to be adjusted with this change
which would not let me submit to AOSP.
Bug: 18637384
Bug: 29030667
Test: manual
Test: atest frameworks/opt/telephony/tests/telephonytests
Test: atest frameworks-net
Test: atest CtsNetTestCases CtsHostsideNetworkTests
Change-Id: I597ac588f76dd507512ff02868fd1310b7e63f7e
Merged-In: I597ac588f76dd507512ff02868fd1310b7e63f7e
In some networks, network validation may only get success
result for http probe but fail result for https probe.
For this kind of network, it may still work at some websites
or apps, but user didn't know about that. In order to fix this
issue, we will check if network has partial connectivity and
notify user to make a choice if they want to use this partial
connectivity or not.
Bug: 113450764
Test: 1. Build pass.
2. Fake partial connectivity case for testing.
3. atest FrameworksNetTests
4. atest NetworkStackTests
Change-Id: I69ed00ac4850904ff708c9fef22e148879a10e92
Add a mechanism by which a factory can declare "instant failure" for
a request - which would result in it getting an OnUnavailable()
(even without a timeout).
Factories may only do this iff:
1. They know they are the only factory which may fulfill this
request (common for transport-specific requests).
2. The know that the request can definitely not be
fulfilled at any point in the future.
Bug: 31382922
Test: atest ConnectivityServiceTest
Merged-In: I9bce0f4d85fa8cad7f8a9998819f945b778c5ac5
Change-Id: I9bce0f4d85fa8cad7f8a9998819f945b778c5ac5
1. refine the naming in DnsPacket and add more comment
2. add comment in DnsResolver
Test: built, flashed, booted
atest DnsResolverTest DnsPacketTest
Change-Id: Ib482d079d6823fd1d9bff163427b7aad38374199
To address the API review feedback provided by
the API council.
Bug: 126702995
Bug: 126701710
Bug: 126702357
Bug: 126701113
Bug: 126701239
Bug: 126700713
Bug: 126700064
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I4b902c1fc2c09133022b05dacdda8964436205d2
Add @NonNull annotations as required by the automated review.
Bug: 126702338
Test: make checkbuild
Change-Id: I9057f06de8d7ea846af00d5cefa744d4206b4b63
This adds the scaffolding for TestNetworkManager and TestNetworkService.
These are separate from the ConnectivityManager/ConnectivityService in
order to prevent polluting the API space, and making them harder to
maintain.
Bug: 72950854
Test: Compiles, CTS tests relying on this pass
Change-Id: Ic42c09a33d962471e2587ec27f3fab2d72bbcd42
NSS needed it for getting VpnInfo[], NetworkState[] and
activeLinkProperties which it used to query via ConnectivityManager.
For VpnInfo[], this was racy as NSS may ignore intermediate changes to a
VPN's underlying networks. See http://b/123961098 for more context.
It may also lead to deadlocks b/w ConnectivityService and
NetworkStatsService. See http://b/126245192 for more info.
This change will ensure that NSS is never contending on any of
ConnectivityService locks.
Bug: 123961098
Bug: 126245192
Bug: 120145746
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: Id1da446b54d95ee68ed14079107b1a10318bcf8b
Merged-In: I57e117bb4e9efe491b19d6b5a479f2d58d1c58e6
For packages:
android.net
android.net.wifi
android.nfc
This is an automatically generated CL. See go/UnsupportedAppUsage
for more details.
Exempted-From-Owner-Approval: Mechanical changes to the codebase
which have been approved by Android API council and announced on
android-eng@
Bug: 110868826
Test: m
Merged-In: I7489aad1dceeb18ed7ca48a1ed8829a668b3fa04
Change-Id: I16570aef456b45a5543bf889dddc7a0d25441928
ICaptivePortal is used in the framework and cannot be used as a
dependency in NetworkMonitor, as the framework class takes precedence
when linking.
Also fix NetworkMonitorTest that was not verifying the right
startCaptivePortalApp call.
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests NetworkStackTests
Bug: 124033493
Change-Id: I8e7bb79e50650ae182a2e4277fb49abf5fb6d910
Merged-In: Ib6a89e54312628662b130fbeec18d11e139f09fa
This change adds new network types for testing purposes, signifying a
network with an extremely limited feature set.
Bug: 72950854
Test: Compiles, CTS tests relying on this work correctly.
Change-Id: I06cade6044afd12e0b69ed3c2f160f27f85d43d0
The new set of API allows applications to request keepalives
offload for established TCP sockets over wifi.
However, the application must not write to or read from the
socket after calling this method, until specific callbacks are
called.
Bug: 114151147
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests FrameworksWifiTests NetworkStackTests
Change-Id: I3880505dbc35fefa34ef6c79555458ecf5d296a4
Endpoints protected with INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS_FULL, such as
startActivityAsUser, should only be used by modules signed with the
platform cert. The NetworkStack needs to have the system server start
the application so this restriction can be applied.
Bug: 123846255
Test: flashed, captive portal works from primary and secondary user
Change-Id: Ib3e427b3fd03ced80c02985e795f79b096a2ec9a
There are other, more idiomatic ways to do this. Deprecating this
with usage limited to P will curb usage and reduce the maintenance
load.
This also deprecates the extra EXTRA_NETWORK_TYPE, which has
survived from an old world but has only been used in deprecated
broadcasts for some time.
Bug: 109783091
Test: eyeball current.txt
Change-Id: I87b74833bb4ec362ee3fd07511a66d318c29067d
When offload is starting, socket will be switched to repair
mode. Read and write on the socket will not be allowed until
repair mode is turned off. If remote packet arrives, repair
mode will be turned off automatically and a callback will
be raised to indicate that socket is ready to read from.
Bug: 114151147
Test: -atest FrameworksNetTests
-manual
Change-Id: I0c335865912e183e7ad32a8ea12188f02ccde5fd
In previous change, the new SocketKeepalive API was exported.
But internally, old PacketKeepalive names and structures are
still used.
This change rename them properly for code consistency and also
refactor KeepalivePacketData to support different types of
KeepalivePacketData.
Bug: 114151147
Test: 1. atest FrameworksNetTests
2. atest FrameworksWifiTests
3. atest FrameworksTelephonyTests
Change-Id: Ia9917d12987e91e87e34ffb3f126e7bc7c9c187e
Merged-In: Ia9917d12987e91e87e34ffb3f126e7bc7c9c187e
The callback would be used to notify entitlement value. If the
cache value indicates entitlement succeeded, it just fire
callback with cache value instead of run entitlement check.
Bug: 120887283
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
Change-Id: I8afe928423bd75c54c61533a50a5c0814922ceb1
Currently it is not possible to change private DNS bypass by
doing:
setProcessDefaultNetwork(network.getPrivateDnsBypassingCopy());
setProcessDefaultNetwork(network);
because the code will ignore the change. Fix this by ensuring
that we always call bindProcessToNetwork (which does not have
side effects) and then only performing the expensive operations
(flushing DNS cache, upating socket pools) if the netId changed.
Bug: 112869080
Test: None
Change-Id: I5e8999cb11d8b8c1e9eb583fa8b3932f212accff
Currently, bypassing private DNS requires calling the deprecated
setProcessDefaultNetworkForHostResolution. Allow apps to do this
via the non-deprecated binProcessForNetwork as well.
This has fewer backwards compatibility concerns than the
alternative approach of having setProcessDefaultNetwork call
setProcessDefaultNetworkForHostResolution. That approach would
have been problematic, for example, if an app did:
cm.bindProcessToNetwork(network);
...
cm.bindProcessToNetwork(null);
In this case, it would be difficult to know whether to clear the
resolver mapping as well: what if an app had also called
setProcessDefaultNetworkForHostResolution?
Similarly, it would be difficult to know what to do if an app did:
cm.setProcessDefaultNetworkForHostResolution(network);
cm.bindProcessToNetwork(null);
This approach does not have these concerns, and has no effect
on apps that don't call Network.getPrivateDnsBypassingCopy, which
regular apps don't have permission to use. It also provides a
path to deprecate setProcessDefaultNetworkForHostResolution.
Bug: 112869080
Test: atest android.net.cts.ConnectivityManagerTest android.net.cts.MultinetworkApiTest
Change-Id: I4158a37b6ed87a9a9b2677c526dcfee8af48e483
The metrics go through NetworkMonitor in the NetworkStack so that they
can be upgraded to new metrics in the future.
Test: flashed, captive portal login works, metrics shown in events log
Bug: 112869080
Merged-In: I4bccfbd87bae5b2d65e45c7a5918aa45ab5d76e8
Change-Id: Ib5e2126788f8d56a00a56d7efcd33c5f9a37a6de
Includes various small changes to stop using hidden APIs
Test: make NetworkStack
Test: flashed, booted, WiFi and tethering working
Bug: 112869080
Change-Id: Id2830795a444f484b377ed6437435a1cd833697a
