    // ResourceFilter.java
    // $Id: ResourceFilter.html,v 1.1 1998/07/09 10:49:32 benoit Exp $
    // (c) COPYRIGHT MIT and INRIA, 1996.
    // Please first read the full copyright statement in file COPYRIGHT.html

    package org.w3c.tools.resources ;

    import java.util.*;
    import java.io.*;

    public class ResourceFilter extends ResourceFrame
        implements FilterInterface {

        /**
         * Get our target resource.
         */

        public Resource getTargetResource() {
    	Resource target = (Resource) getResource();
    	while (target instanceof ResourceFrame) {
    	    target = ((ResourceFrame)target).getResource();
    	}
    	return target;
        }

        /**
         * Lookup time filtering.
         * This method is called while Jigsaw performs resource lookup. Each time
         * a lookup end up on the target resource of that filter, this method
         * will be called.
         * @param ls The current lookup state.
         * @param lr The current lookup result.
         * @return A boolean, <strong>true</strong> if this filter has performed
         * the whole lookup, and side-effect the lookup result appropriatelly,
         * <strong>false</strong> otherwise.
         */

        public boolean lookup(LookupState ls, LookupResult lr)
    	throws ProtocolException
        {
    	return false;
        }

        /**
         * Simplified ingoingFilter API.
         * This is a default, simplified API to the ingoing filter method.
         * @param request The request to filter.
         * @return A Reply instance, or <strong>null</strong> if processing
         * should continue normally.
         * @exception HTTPException If processing should be interrupted, because
         * an abnormal situation occured.
         */

        public ReplyInterface ingoingFilter(RequestInterface request)
    	throws ProtocolException
        {
    	return null;
        }

        /**
         * The ingoingFilter method.
         * This is the method that really gets called by Jigsaw core. By default
         * it will invoke the simpler <code>ingoingFilter</code> method,
         * taking only the request has a parameter.
         * @param request The request that is about to be handled.
         * @param filters The whole filter list to be applied to the resource.
         * @param i A pointer into the above array, indicating which filters
         * have already been triggered (the one whose index are lower than
         * <strong>i</strong>), and what filters have to be triggered (the one
         * whose index are greater or equal to <strong>i+1</strong>).
         * @return A Reply instance, if the filter did know how to answer
         * the request without further processing, <strong>null</strong>
         * otherwise.
         */

        public ReplyInterface ingoingFilter(RequestInterface request,
    					FilterInterface filters[],
    					int i)
    	throws ProtocolException
        {
    	return ingoingFilter(request);
        }

        /**
         * Simplified API to the outgoing filter metho.
         * This is a simplified API to the ougoing filter method, you can either
         * overide this method, or the more powerfull one.
         * @param request The original request.
         * @param reply It's original reply.
         * @return A Reply instance, or <strong>null</strong> if processing
         * should continue normally.
         * @exception HTTPException If processing should be interrupted, because
         * an abnormal situation occured.
         */

        public ReplyInterface outgoingFilter(RequestInterface request,
    					 ReplyInterface reply)
    	throws ProtocolException
        {
    	return null;
        }

        public ReplyInterface exceptionFilter(RequestInterface request,
    					  ProtocolException ex,
    					  FilterInterface filters[],
    					  int i) {
    	return null;
        }

        /**
         * The outgoingFilter method.
         * This method is the one that gets called by Jigsaw core. By default it
         * will call the simpler <code>outgoingFilter</code> method that takes
         * only the request and the reply as parameters.
         * @param request The request that has been processed.
         * @param reply The original reply as emitted by the resource.
         * @param filters The whole filter that applies to the resource.
         * @param i The current index of filters. The <em>i</em> filter is ourself,
         * filters with lower indexes have already been applied, and filters with
         * greater indexes are still to be applied.
         * @return A Reply instance, if that filter know how to complete the
         * request processing, or <strong>null</strong> if reminaing filters
         * are to be called by Jigsaw engine.
         */

        public ReplyInterface outgoingFilter(RequestInterface request,
    					 ReplyInterface reply,
    					 FilterInterface filters[],
    					 int fidx)
    	throws ProtocolException
        {
    	ReplyInterface fr = outgoingFilter(request, reply);
    	return (fr != reply) ? fr : null;
        }

        public OutputStream outputFilter(RequestInterface request,
    				     ReplyInterface reply,
    				     OutputStream output) {
    	return output;
        }
    }