gSoap生成的客户端结构初始化及使用

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gSoap 生成的客户端结构初始化和使用(使用 ANSI C 绑定)

在通读 gSoap 示例和文档后,我无法找到任何直接回答此问题的内容。我已经解决了。这篇文章/答案对列出了问题和我的解决方案。

问题描述:
我正在使用 gSoap 生成的客户端源代码来构建 ANSI C 绑定来访问 Web 服务。论据 4 &作为应用程序接口提供的 5 个“soap_call__”函数(在 soapClient.c 中定义)通常生成为复杂(嵌套)结构。由于 struct ns3__send(第四个参数)是输入结构,因此必须在调用应用程序中声明、初始化、分配和释放它。

例如,给定以下 gSoap 生成的原型:

SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 soap_call___ns1__SendFile((struct soap *soap, const char *soap_endpoint, const char *soap_action, struct ns3__send *mtdf, struct recv *response)

soapStub.h 中定义以下结构定义(仅查看参数 4)

注意:我已缩短名称并从结构的原始内容中减少成员数量以简化。

struct ns3__send
{
    char *wsStDate; /* optional element of type xsd:date */
    int *wsStDuration;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    int *wsStFailures;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    char *wsStFileName; /* optional element of type xsd:string */   
        struct ns3__Param *details; /* optional element of type ns3:Param */
};

struct ns3__Param
{
    int __sizeRow;  /* sequence of elements <wsStdDetailsRow> */
    struct ns3__Row *row;   /* optional element of type ns3:xxmtdfws_wsStdDetailsRow */
};

struct ns3__Row
{
    int *wsStdSeq;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    char *wsStdStep;    /* optional element of type xsd:string */
    char *wsStdTestDesc;    /* optional element of type xsd:string */
    char *wsStdLowLim;  /* optional element of type xsd:string */
};

问题:
这个复杂(嵌套)输入结构中的成员和指针如何正确初始化、分配内存、分配值和释放内存,以便它们可以在调用应用程序中使用?

gSoap generated client-side structure initialization and use (using ANSI C bindings)

After reading through gSoap examples and documentation I was not able to find anything directly answering this issue. I have since sorted it out. This post/answer pair lays out the problem and my solution.

Problem description:
I am using gSoap generated client source code to build ANSI C bindings to access web services. Arguments 4 & 5 of the "soap_call__" functions provided as application interfaces (defined in soapClient.c) are often generated as complex (nested) structures. Because struct ns3__send (4th argument) is the input structure, it must be declared, initialized, allocated and freed within the calling application.

for example, given the following gSoap generated prototype:

SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 soap_call___ns1__SendFile((struct soap *soap, const char *soap_endpoint, const char *soap_action, struct ns3__send *mtdf, struct recv *response)

with the following structure definition (looking only at argument 4) defined in soapStub.h

NOTE: I have shortened the names and reduced the number of members from original contents of the structures to simplify.

struct ns3__send
{
    char *wsStDate; /* optional element of type xsd:date */
    int *wsStDuration;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    int *wsStFailures;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    char *wsStFileName; /* optional element of type xsd:string */   
        struct ns3__Param *details; /* optional element of type ns3:Param */
};

struct ns3__Param
{
    int __sizeRow;  /* sequence of elements <wsStdDetailsRow> */
    struct ns3__Row *row;   /* optional element of type ns3:xxmtdfws_wsStdDetailsRow */
};

struct ns3__Row
{
    int *wsStdSeq;  /* optional element of type xsd:int */
    char *wsStdStep;    /* optional element of type xsd:string */
    char *wsStdTestDesc;    /* optional element of type xsd:string */
    char *wsStdLowLim;  /* optional element of type xsd:string */
};

Question:
How are the members and pointers within this complex (nested) input structure properly initialized, memory allocated, values assigned and memory freed such that they are useable within a calling application?

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埋情葬爱 2024-11-11 08:08:48

注意:这最初是发布到由
gSoap 具体实用程序,但它具有通用性适用于任何嵌套结构
有指针...

下面描述了一种 ANSI C 方法,用于初始化、分配、指派和释放嵌套结构构造中的成员和指针,其中嵌套部分中的字段数量在运行时之前未知。

为了解释需要这种处理的结构的形状,数据模式由已知数量的标头字段组成,每个字段每行都有一个值。最后一个字段(行)用作 headerdata 部分之间的分隔符 ********。数据部分包含未知数量的数据记录,但每条记录都包含已知(且恒定)数量的逗号分隔字段:

示例数据:
在此处输入图像描述

下面显示的两个文件已完整注释。它们将一起使用任何 ANSI C 编译器进行编译和构建:

InitComplexStructs.h:

    //The struct names typical in gSoap generated code
    //are longer and more complicated.  

    //for example, a typical client soap_call___ns...()
    //function prototype may look like this:
    //SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 soap_call___ns1__SendLEDF(struct soap *soap, const char *soap_endpoint, const char *soap_action, struct _ns3__ledf_send *ns3__xxmtsvclws, struct _ns3__ledf_recv *ns3__xxmtsvclwsResponse)
    //where areguments 4 & 5 are respectively:
    // arg 4: struct _ns3__ledf_send *ns3__xxmtsvclws
    // arg 5: struct _ns3__ledf_recv *ns3__xxmtsvclwsResponse
    //
    //for this project we will assume arg 4 represents a complex (nested)
    //set of data structures, and for illustration purposes, shorten the
    //name to aaa:

    // struct aaa contains members to accomodate a fixed number of strings
    // as well as a pointer to struct bbb
    struct aaa  {
        char *aaaStr1;
        char *aaaStr2;
        char *aaaStr3;
        char *aaaStr4;
        char *aaaStr5;
        struct bbb *pBbb;
    };

    // struct bbb is used to set array order size
    // (or the number of copies necessary of struct ccc)
    // it contains the array size (index value) member "numRows"
    // and a pointer to a struct, which will work like a pointer
    // to array of struct ccc
    struct bbb  {   
        int numRows;
        struct ccc *row;
    };

    // struct ccc contains members to accomodate a variable number of 
    // sets of strings, number of sets determined by the array row[] 
    // initialized to array size "numRows" in struct bbb
    // (see initComplexStructs.c for how this is done)
    struct ccc  {
        char *cccStr1;
        char *cccStr2;
        char *cccStr3;
        char *cccStr4;
        char *cccStr5;
    };

InitComplexStructs.c

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///// Using nested data structures ////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //
    //  client-side gSoap generated code will often use nested  
    //  data structures to accomodate complex data types 
    //  used in the 4th and 5th arguments of the client
    //  soap_call__ns...() functions.  
    //
    //  This program illustrates how to work with these
    //  structures by a calling application in the 
    //  following way :
    //
    //    - Initialization of structs
    //    - Allocation of structs and members
    //    - Assignment of values to members
    //    - Freeing of allocated memory
    //
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    #include <ansi_c.h>
    #include "InitComplexStructs.h"

    struct aaa _aaa, *p_aaa;
    struct bbb _bbb, *p_bbb;
    struct ccc _row, *p_row;

    void InitializeStructs(void);
    void AllocateStructs(void);
    void AssignStructs(void);
    void FreeStructs(void);

    char typicalStr[]={"aaaStr 1"};
    size_t sizeStr = sizeof(typicalStr);

    void main (void)
    {
        InitializeStructs();
        AllocateStructs();
        AssignStructs();
        FreeStructs();
    }

    void InitializeStructs(void)
    {
        p_aaa = &_aaa;  
        p_bbb = &_bbb;  
        p_row = &_row;
    }
    void AllocateStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        //allocate members of p_aaa 
        p_aaa->aaaStr1 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr2 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr3 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr4 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr5 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->pBbb    = malloc(    sizeof(*p_bbb));

        //Allocate member of next nested struct - pBbb
        //Note:  The order of array is determined
        //by the value assigned to "numRows"  
        //Note also: the value for numRows could be passed in by argument  
        //since the calling function has this information.
        //Just requires prototype mod from void to int argument.
        p_aaa->pBbb->numRows = 3;
        p_aaa->pBbb->row = calloc(p_aaa->pBbb->numRows,sizeof(*p_row));

        //Allocate the innermost struct ccc accessed through *row
        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        }
    }

    void AssignStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 1"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 2"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 3"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 4"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 5");

        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1, "bbbStr 1");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2, "bbbStr 2");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3, "bbbStr 3");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4, "bbbStr 4");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5, "bbbStr 5");
        }
    }

    void FreeStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5);
        }
        free(p_aaa->pBbb->row);
        free(p_aaa->pBbb);

        free(p_aaa->aaaStr1);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr2);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr3);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr4);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr5);
    }

Note: This was originally posted to address structures generated by
gSoap utilities specifically, but it has general applicability to any nested struct
with pointers...

The following describes an ANSI C method for initializing, allocating, assigning and freeing members and pointers within a nested structure construct where the number of fields in the nested section is unknown until run-time.

To explain the shape of structs requiring this treatment, The data schema is comprised of a known number of header fields, each field having one value per row. The last field (row) serves as a delimiter ******** between the header and data sections. The data section contains an unknown number of data records, but each record contains a known (and constant) number of comma delimited fields:

Example data:
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The two files shown below are fully commented. Together, they will compile and build with any ANSI C compiler:

InitComplexStructs.h:

    //The struct names typical in gSoap generated code
    //are longer and more complicated.  

    //for example, a typical client soap_call___ns...()
    //function prototype may look like this:
    //SOAP_FMAC5 int SOAP_FMAC6 soap_call___ns1__SendLEDF(struct soap *soap, const char *soap_endpoint, const char *soap_action, struct _ns3__ledf_send *ns3__xxmtsvclws, struct _ns3__ledf_recv *ns3__xxmtsvclwsResponse)
    //where areguments 4 & 5 are respectively:
    // arg 4: struct _ns3__ledf_send *ns3__xxmtsvclws
    // arg 5: struct _ns3__ledf_recv *ns3__xxmtsvclwsResponse
    //
    //for this project we will assume arg 4 represents a complex (nested)
    //set of data structures, and for illustration purposes, shorten the
    //name to aaa:

    // struct aaa contains members to accomodate a fixed number of strings
    // as well as a pointer to struct bbb
    struct aaa  {
        char *aaaStr1;
        char *aaaStr2;
        char *aaaStr3;
        char *aaaStr4;
        char *aaaStr5;
        struct bbb *pBbb;
    };

    // struct bbb is used to set array order size
    // (or the number of copies necessary of struct ccc)
    // it contains the array size (index value) member "numRows"
    // and a pointer to a struct, which will work like a pointer
    // to array of struct ccc
    struct bbb  {   
        int numRows;
        struct ccc *row;
    };

    // struct ccc contains members to accomodate a variable number of 
    // sets of strings, number of sets determined by the array row[] 
    // initialized to array size "numRows" in struct bbb
    // (see initComplexStructs.c for how this is done)
    struct ccc  {
        char *cccStr1;
        char *cccStr2;
        char *cccStr3;
        char *cccStr4;
        char *cccStr5;
    };

InitComplexStructs.c

    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///// Using nested data structures ////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    //
    //  client-side gSoap generated code will often use nested  
    //  data structures to accomodate complex data types 
    //  used in the 4th and 5th arguments of the client
    //  soap_call__ns...() functions.  
    //
    //  This program illustrates how to work with these
    //  structures by a calling application in the 
    //  following way :
    //
    //    - Initialization of structs
    //    - Allocation of structs and members
    //    - Assignment of values to members
    //    - Freeing of allocated memory
    //
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    #include <ansi_c.h>
    #include "InitComplexStructs.h"

    struct aaa _aaa, *p_aaa;
    struct bbb _bbb, *p_bbb;
    struct ccc _row, *p_row;

    void InitializeStructs(void);
    void AllocateStructs(void);
    void AssignStructs(void);
    void FreeStructs(void);

    char typicalStr[]={"aaaStr 1"};
    size_t sizeStr = sizeof(typicalStr);

    void main (void)
    {
        InitializeStructs();
        AllocateStructs();
        AssignStructs();
        FreeStructs();
    }

    void InitializeStructs(void)
    {
        p_aaa = &_aaa;  
        p_bbb = &_bbb;  
        p_row = &_row;
    }
    void AllocateStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        //allocate members of p_aaa 
        p_aaa->aaaStr1 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr2 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr3 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr4 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->aaaStr5 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        p_aaa->pBbb    = malloc(    sizeof(*p_bbb));

        //Allocate member of next nested struct - pBbb
        //Note:  The order of array is determined
        //by the value assigned to "numRows"  
        //Note also: the value for numRows could be passed in by argument  
        //since the calling function has this information.
        //Just requires prototype mod from void to int argument.
        p_aaa->pBbb->numRows = 3;
        p_aaa->pBbb->row = calloc(p_aaa->pBbb->numRows,sizeof(*p_row));

        //Allocate the innermost struct ccc accessed through *row
        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
            p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5 = calloc(sizeStr, 1);
        }
    }

    void AssignStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 1"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 2"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 3"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 4"); 
        strcpy(p_aaa->aaaStr1, "aaaStr 5");

        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1, "bbbStr 1");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2, "bbbStr 2");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3, "bbbStr 3");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4, "bbbStr 4");
            strcpy(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5, "bbbStr 5");
        }
    }

    void FreeStructs(void)
    {
        int i;
        for(i=0;i<p_aaa->pBbb->numRows;i++)
        {
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr1);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr2);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr3);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr4);
            free(p_aaa->pBbb->row[i].cccStr5);
        }
        free(p_aaa->pBbb->row);
        free(p_aaa->pBbb);

        free(p_aaa->aaaStr1);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr2);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr3);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr4);
        free(p_aaa->aaaStr5);
    }
垂暮老矣 2024-11-11 08:08:48

您是否知道 gSOAP 会为您的数据结构分配内存,这样您就不必这样做?您只需为请求结构中的任何数据分配内存,而不必为回复结构分配内存。

Are you aware that gSOAP allocates memory for your data structures for you so that you don't have to do this? You only have to allocate memory for any data in a Request structure, but never the a reply structure.

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