/**
* method: getURL
*
* A method to obtain the url via it's name, group, language and domain
*
* params
* $name - The name of the route to request
* $group - The group this route belongs to, allows selecting a route with a similar
* name, specifying the group directly
* $lang - The language for the url to return
* $domain - The domain of the route, this might be because a router from another URI was
* imported, meaning a router contains multiple routers, each segregated by their domain
*
* notes:
* - The $domain parameter is not really the domain, it's the "location", it CAN BE
* the domain, but it's not explicitly ONLY THIS, it can be any URI
*/
public static function getURL($name = NULL, $group = NULL, $lang = "default", $domain = NULL)
{
return Amslib_Router::getURL($name, $group, $lang, $domain);
}
/**
* method: __construct
*
* todo: write documentation
*
* notes:
* - The object is basically hard coded to ONLY use $_POST as an input source, but this might not be true
* - In situations where $_GET is used, you'd need to post some parameters through $_GET, others $_POST
* - So this should be made more flexible, so the webservice can define the input source and this accomodates
*/
public function __construct()
{
// Reset the service data and session structures
$this->data = array();
$this->session = array(self::HD => array());
// FIXME: we are hardcoding a route "home" which might not exist, this could be a bad idea
$default_url = Amslib_Router::getURL("home");
$url_return = Amslib_POST::get("url_return", Amslib_POST::get("return_url", $default_url));
$url_return = Amslib_String::rchop($url_return, "?");
$url_success = Amslib_POST::get("url_success", Amslib_POST::get("success_url", $url_return));
$url_success = Amslib_String::rchop($url_success, "?");
$url_failure = Amslib_POST::get("url_failure", Amslib_POST::get("failure_url", $url_return));
$url_failure = Amslib_String::rchop($url_failure, "?");
// TODO: I should remove all the url parameters from the source data so it doesn't pass through as data
// NOTE: well then in this case perhaps I should have to namespace them too so they are in a separate
// part of the source data and not obvious "url_return" might be a bit generic
// NOTE: but if I namespace them, I don't want to pass that complexity onto the programmer
// NOTE: perhaps this means I need to add functions to build these parameters for the programmer
// instead of making them build them personally
$this->setSuccessURL($url_success);
$this->setFailureURL($url_failure);
// blank the appropriate session key to stop previous sessions overlapping
// NOTE: what if you are using the json output? then there is no key to erase,
// so you're just creating session keys and not using them
Amslib_SESSION::get(self::SR, false, true);
// Obtain the old return_ajax parameter, either as json or false
$return_ajax = Amslib_POST::get("return_ajax", false) ? "json" : false;
// Obtain the new output_format parameter, or default to the return_ajax value if not found
$format = Amslib_POST::get("output_format", $return_ajax);
// Sanitise the format to be one of three possible options, or default to false
// NOTE: we might want to use redirect, but we cannot store anything useful in the session
// NOTE: however this is valid reasoning: to do the job, redirect, but don't bother writing session data cause it cannot be used
if (!in_array($format, array(false, "json", "session"))) {
$format = false;
}
// Now it should be safe to set the output format, false will of course reset
$this->setOutputFormat($format);
// Initialise all the terminator groups that can exist
$this->terminatorList = array_fill_keys(array("common", "success", "failure"), array());
}
