http_helper_getstring.py

Accessing any server using http(s)

#!/usr/bin/python
 
 
import msparser
import sys
import getopt
import ntpath
import time
 
# ms_range function has been added to make the range supplied consistent with other languages such as Perl and C#
def ms_range(start, stop, step=1):
    i = start
    while i <= stop:
        yield i
        i += step
 
# Define Global argument variables
msurl = ''
msaction = ''
msmgf = ''
mshttpusername = ''
mshttppassword = ''
msusername = ''
mspassword = ''
 
# Define help text
usage = """
Usage http_client.py --url=<URL> --action=<command> [options]
 
    --help          Display this message
    --url           Base URL, e.g
                      http://your-server/
    --action        An action for a get command.
                      Appended to the base URL
    --httpUserName  the username for an authenticated web server.
    --httpPassword  the password for an authenticated web server.
    --username      Mascot Server user name
                      May be required if Mascot Security is enabled
    --password      Mascot Server password
                      May be required if Mascot Security is enabled
"""
# If no arguments supplied, print help and exit
if len(sys.argv) < 2 :
    print(usage)
    sys.exit(1)
 
# Ensure arguments are legal. if not, exit
try:
    opts, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:],"",["help","url=","action=","httpUserName=","httpPassword=","username=","password="])
except getopt.GetoptError:
    sys.exit(1)
 
# If argument is --help, display help then exit
for opt, arg in opts:
    if opt == '--help':
        print(usage)
        sys.exit(2) 
 
# Read arguments and assign each option to appropriate variables
    elif opt in ("--url"):
        msurl = arg
    elif opt in ("--action"):
        msaction = arg
    elif opt in ("--httpUserName"):
        mshttpusername = arg
    elif opt in ("--httpPassword"):
        mshttppassword = arg
    elif opt in ("--username"):
        msusername = arg
    elif opt in ("--password"):
        mspassword = arg
        
# Common Code for all cases
 
# Create connection settings
# Any settings for web server authentication or a proxy server should be set here
objSettings = msparser.ms_connection_settings()
objSettings.setUserAgent("PythonScriptTest/1.0 " + objSettings.getUserAgent())
# Try to auto detect any proxy settings
objSettings.setProxyServerType(msparser.ms_connection_settings.PROXY_TYPE_AUTO)
 
if mshttpusername:
    objSettings.setHttpUsername(mshttpusername)
    
if mshttppassword:
    objSettings.setHttpPassword(mshttppassword)
    
# Connect to the server
httpHelper = msparser.ms_http_helper(msurl, objSettings)
if not httpHelper.isValid():
    showErrorsAndExit(httpHelper)
    
errCodeString, retString = httpHelper.httpGetString(msaction)
if errCodeString.isOk():
    print("httpGetString OK : " + retString)
else:
    print("Error: " + errCodeString.getErrorText())
    
errCodeHeader, retHeader = httpHelper.httpGetHeader(msaction)
if errCodeHeader.isOk():
    print("httpGetHeader OK : " + retHeader)
else:
    print("Error: " + errCodeHeader.getErrorText())
 
errCodeBufferOpen = httpHelper.httpBufferedOpen(msaction)
if errCodeBufferOpen.isOk():
    print("httpBufferedOpen OK : ")
    while True:
        errCodeBufferString, retBufferString = httpHelper.httpBufferedGetString(10000)
        if len(retBufferString) == 0 or not errCodeBufferString.isOk():
            break
        print(retBufferString)
    httpHelper.httpBufferedClose()
    
    
def showErrorsAndExit(ms_errs):
    print("Error: %s" % ms_errs.getLastErrorString())
    errs = ms_errs.getErrorHandler()
    for i in ms_range(1, errs.getNumberOfErrors()):
        print("Error Number: " + str(errs.getErrorNumber(i)) + " (" + str(errs.getErrorRepeats(i + 1)) + " times :")
    sys.exit(1)