Source for file Request.php
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// | Authors: Fabien MARTY <fabien.marty@free.fr> |
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// $Id: Request.php 315102 2011-08-17 19:38:20Z cweiske $
require_once 'Cache.php';
require_once 'HTTP/Request.php';
define('CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_GROUP_NAME', 'cache_http_request');
define('CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_SUCCESS_RESPONSE_CODE', 200 );
define('CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_KEEP_LOCAL_COPY', 1 );
define('CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_FALSE', 2 );
define('CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_PEAR_ERROR', 3 );
* The classical example is :
* You want to get news from another site through RSS remote files. But you
* don't want to access to to the remote site at every time you display
* its news on your site. Because, if the remote site is down or slow...
* So you you need a class which makes a local cache copy of the remote file.
* Every x hours, the cache is updated. But if the remote site is down, the
* local cache copy is keeped (you can also get error messages if you want).
* So you need this class!
* Cache_HTTP_Request inherits from Cache and use HTTP_Request to access to
* require_once('Cache/HTTP_Request.php');
* $cache = &new Cache_HTTP_Request('http://www.php.net', null, 'file', null, 3600);
* $remoteFileBody = $cache->getResponseBody();
* @author Fabien MARTY <fabien.marty@free.fr>
* @version $Id: Request.php 315102 2011-08-17 19:38:20Z cweiske $
// --- Private properties ---
* Lifetime in seconds (0 endless)
* Cache id for the classic cache file
* Cache id for the endless cache file
* @see getReponseBody(), getReponseHeader(), getReponseCode()
// --- Public methods ---
* @param $url The url to access
* @param $params Associative array of parameters which can be:
* method - Method to use, GET, POST etc
* http - HTTP Version to use, 1.0 or 1.1
* user - Basic Auth username
* pass - Basic Auth password
* proxy_host - Proxy server host
* proxy_port - Proxy server port
* proxy_user - Proxy auth username
* proxy_pass - Proxy auth password
* @param string $container Name of container class
* @param array $containerOptions Array with container class options
* @param int $mode What to do when the remote server is down :
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_KEEP_LOCAL_COPY or
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_FALSE or
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_PEAR_ERROR
* @param int $expires lifetime of the cached data in seconds - 0 for endless
* @see Cache, HTTP_Request
$containerOptions = null , $expires = 3600 ,
$mode = CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_KEEP_LOCAL_COPY )
if (!isset ($containerOptions)) {
$containerOptions = array (
'filename_prefix' => 'cache_'
$this->Cache($container, $containerOptions);
$this->_request = &new HTTP_Request ($url, $params);
$this->_id2 = md5($this->_id); // we need two keys
$this->_expires = $expires;
* Get and return the response body (null if no data available)
* @return mixed response body
return $this->_data['body'];
* Get and return the response code (null if no data available)
* @return mixed response code
return $this->_data['code'];
* Get and return the response header (null if no data available)
* @return mixed response header
return $this->_data['header'];
* Set a new mode when the server is down
* @param int $newMode What to do when the remote server is down :
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_KEEP_LOCAL_COPY or
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_FALSE or
* CACHE_HTTP_REQUEST_RETURN_PEAR_ERROR
* Send the HTTP request or use the cache system
* If there is a cache file for this HTTP request, the request is not re-sent.
* Cached response is used. Yet, if the cache is expired, the HTTP request
* is re-sent. Then, if the remote server is down, this method will return :
* (depending on the selected mode)
* - a PEAR_Error or (better)
* - true and the local copy of the latest valid response will be used.
* For the last choice, there is a technical tips.
* Indeed, there are two cache files. The first one (id key) is a classical one
* with the given lifetime. But it can be removed by automatic garbage collection
* for example. So to be able to use the latest valid response (when the remote
* server is dead), we make a second cache file with no lifetime (id2 key).
* @return mixed true or false or a PEAR_ERROR
if ($this->_sendRequestAndGetResponse ()) {
// So the remote server is ok...
// Ok, the "recover cache" is available...
// We make a new local copy and keep it until it expires...
$this->_data = $data_sav;
// We return a PEAR_Error!
return new Cache_Error('Remote file is not available!');
// It's terrible! The remote server is down and definitively no cache available!
return new Cache_Error('Remote server down and no cache available!');
// --- Private Methods ---
* Send HTTP request and get the response
* @return boolean success or not ?
function _sendRequestAndGetResponse ()
$this->_request->sendRequest ();
$body = $this->_request->getResponseBody ();
$code = $this->_request->getResponseCode ();
$header = $this->_request->getResponseHeader ();
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