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| 36 | | This is the most important part of the RFC. It describes the problem domain in detail. Focusing on this will allow reviewers to fully understand why the proposed change is being made, and potentially suggest different/better ways of accomplishing the desired results. The more time we spend on understanding the problem, the better our solution will be. |
| | 36 | As one feedback from FDO API and WMS/WFS provider users, a number of requests have arisen regarding access to Web Services, such as WMS and WFS, through a proxy server. A proxy server acts as an intermediary between an internal network (Intranet) and the Internet, transiting the remote data package to the internal client. |
| | 37 | Currently, WMS/WFS FDO providers have a workaround to support proxy setting, which is provided by the libcurl library. It reads the proxy settings defined in the system variables. This is not good for the provider users, especially for the API users. The better way is to expose one entry in the provider to let user set the proxy information before opening a connection. This can be done by enhancing and expanding the connection parameter list that each provider supports. And then pass these values into OWS component. The OWS component will define proxy setting via libcurl API if the proxy values aren’t null. |
| | 38 | Libcurl library has already proxy setting capability, so what we need to do is expose it via FDO API, and enhance the delegate classes for both WMS/WFS. |
| 40 | | This is a more detailed description of the actual changes desired. The contents of this section will vary based on the target of the RFC, be it a technical change, website change, or process change. For example, for a technical change, items such as files, XML schema changes, and API chances would be identified. For a process change, the new process would be laid out in detail. For a website change, the files affected would be listed. |
| | 42 | The following tables outline the additional connection properties that will be introduced in order to allow proxy server access. |
| | 43 | ||'''Property''' ||'''Value'''|| |
| | 44 | ||Name|| ProxyServerName|| |
| | 45 | || LocalizedName ||ProxyServerName (English)|| |
| | 46 | || DefaultValue |||| |
| | 47 | || IsRequired || No|| |
| | 48 | || IsProtected || No|| |
| | 49 | || IsEnumerable || No|| |
| | 50 | || IsFileName || No|| |
| | 51 | || IsFilePath || No|| |
| | 52 | || IsDatastoreName|| No|| |
| | 53 | The ProxyServerName property specifies the name of a user specified proxy server that will be used to make the connection to the external web service. This could be a host name or an IP address. |
| | 54 | ||'''Property''' ||'''Value'''|| |
| | 55 | ||Name|| ProxyServerPort|| |
| | 56 | ||LocalizedName ||ProxyServerPort(English)|| |
| | 57 | ||DefaultValue |||| |
| | 58 | ||IsRequired || No|| |
| | 59 | ||IsProtected || No|| |
| | 60 | ||IsEnumerable || No|| |
| | 61 | ||IsFileName || No|| |
| | 62 | ||IsFilePath || No|| |
| | 63 | ||IsDatastoreName|| No|| |
| | 64 | The ProxyServerPort property specifies the port of the user-specified proxy server that will be used to connect to the Internet. If set, it must be used in conjunction with the ProxyServerName parameter. |
| | 65 | ||'''Property''' ||'''Value'''|| |
| | 66 | ||Name|| ProxyServerUsername|| |
| | 67 | ||LocalizedName ||ProxyServerUsername(English)|| |
| | 68 | ||DefaultValue |||| |
| | 69 | ||IsRequired || No|| |
| | 70 | ||IsProtected || No|| |
| | 71 | ||IsEnumerable || No|| |
| | 72 | ||IsFileName || No|| |
| | 73 | ||IsFilePath || No|| |
| | 74 | ||IsDatastoreName|| No|| |
| | 75 | The ProxyServerUsername property specifies the username to be used when connecting to a user-specified proxy server. If set, it must be used in conjunction with the ProxyServerName and ProxyServerPassword parameters. |
| | 76 | ||'''Property''' ||'''Value'''|| |
| | 77 | ||Name|| ProxyServerPassword|| |
| | 78 | ||LocalizedName ||ProxyServerPassword(English)|| |
| | 79 | ||DefaultValue |||| |
| | 80 | ||IsRequired || No|| |
| | 81 | ||IsProtected || No|| |
| | 82 | ||IsEnumerable || No|| |
| | 83 | ||IsFileName || No|| |
| | 84 | ||IsFilePath || No|| |
| | 85 | ||IsDatastoreName|| No|| |
| | 86 | The ProxyServerPassword property specifies the password to be used when connecting to a user-specified proxy server. If set, it must be used in conjunction with the ProxyServerName and ProxyServerPassword parameters. |
| | 87 | When user wants to use some proxy server for one provider, the proxy information should be set in the connection information before opening the remote WMS/WFS connection. |
| | 88 | Accordingly, the relevant delegates in WMS and WFS should also be updated to enhance their constructors to accept the proxy settings. |
| | 89 | |
| | 90 | For FdoWmsDelegate class: |
| | 91 | |
| | 92 | {{{ |
| | 93 | class FdoWmsDelegate : public FdoOwsDelegate |
| | 94 | { |
| | 95 | ...... |
| | 96 | /// \brief |
| | 97 | /// Construct the FdoWmsDelegate instance with additional proxy information |
| | 98 | FDOOWS_API FdoWmsDelegate ( |
| | 99 | FdoString* defaultUrl, |
| | 100 | FdoString* userName, |
| | 101 | FdoString* passwd, |
| | 102 | FdoString* proxyUrl = NULL, |
| | 103 | FdoString* proxyPort = NULL, |
| | 104 | FdoString* proxyUsername = NULL |
| | 105 | ) |
| | 106 | }; |
| | 107 | }}} |
| | 108 | For FdoWfsDelegate class: |
| | 109 | |
| | 110 | {{{ |
| | 111 | class FdoWfsDelegate : public FdoOwsDelegate |
| | 112 | { |
| | 113 | ...... |
| | 114 | /// \brief |
| | 115 | /// Construct the FdoWfsDelegate instance with additional proxy information |
| | 116 | FDOOWS_API FdoWfsDelegate ( |
| | 117 | FdoString* defaultUrl, |
| | 118 | FdoString* userName, |
| | 119 | FdoString* passwd, |
| | 120 | FdoString* proxyUrl = NULL, |
| | 121 | FdoString* proxyPort = NULL, |
| | 122 | FdoString* proxyUsername = NULL |
| | 123 | ) |
| | 124 | }; |
| | 125 | }}} |
| | 126 | The proxyUrl, proxyPort, proxyUsername all have the NULL as their default value. Their parent constructor FdoOwsDelegate will be called to pass the proxy settings. |
