CallerInfoAsyncQuery.java revision fb40dd4d00bd3361b2535bc866e6c21eadc52558
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16
17package com.android.internal.telephony;
18
19import android.content.AsyncQueryHandler;
20import android.content.Context;
21import android.database.Cursor;
22import android.database.SQLException;
23import android.net.Uri;
24import android.os.Handler;
25import android.os.Looper;
26import android.os.Message;
27import android.os.SystemProperties;
28import android.provider.ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.SipAddress;
29import android.provider.ContactsContract.Data;
30import android.provider.ContactsContract.PhoneLookup;
31import android.telephony.PhoneNumberUtils;
32import android.text.TextUtils;
33import android.telephony.Rlog;
34import android.telephony.SubscriptionManager;
35import android.telephony.TelephonyManager;
36
37/**
38 * Helper class to make it easier to run asynchronous caller-id lookup queries.
39 * @see CallerInfo
40 *
41 * {@hide}
42 */
43public class CallerInfoAsyncQuery {
44    private static final boolean DBG = false;
45    private static final String LOG_TAG = "CallerInfoAsyncQuery";
46
47    private static final int EVENT_NEW_QUERY = 1;
48    private static final int EVENT_ADD_LISTENER = 2;
49    private static final int EVENT_END_OF_QUEUE = 3;
50    private static final int EVENT_EMERGENCY_NUMBER = 4;
51    private static final int EVENT_VOICEMAIL_NUMBER = 5;
52
53    private CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler mHandler;
54
55    // If the CallerInfo query finds no contacts, should we use the
56    // PhoneNumberOfflineGeocoder to look up a "geo description"?
57    // (TODO: This could become a flag in config.xml if it ever needs to be
58    // configured on a per-product basis.)
59    private static final boolean ENABLE_UNKNOWN_NUMBER_GEO_DESCRIPTION = true;
60
61    /**
62     * Interface for a CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler result return.
63     */
64    public interface OnQueryCompleteListener {
65        /**
66         * Called when the query is complete.
67         */
68        public void onQueryComplete(int token, Object cookie, CallerInfo ci);
69    }
70
71
72    /**
73     * Wrap the cookie from the WorkerArgs with additional information needed by our
74     * classes.
75     */
76    private static final class CookieWrapper {
77        public OnQueryCompleteListener listener;
78        public Object cookie;
79        public int event;
80        public String number;
81
82        public long subId;
83    }
84
85
86    /**
87     * Simple exception used to communicate problems with the query pool.
88     */
89    public static class QueryPoolException extends SQLException {
90        public QueryPoolException(String error) {
91            super(error);
92        }
93    }
94
95    /**
96     * Our own implementation of the AsyncQueryHandler.
97     */
98    private class CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler extends AsyncQueryHandler {
99
100        /**
101         * The information relevant to each CallerInfo query.  Each query may have multiple
102         * listeners, so each AsyncCursorInfo is associated with 2 or more CookieWrapper
103         * objects in the queue (one with a new query event, and one with a end event, with
104         * 0 or more additional listeners in between).
105         */
106        private Context mQueryContext;
107        private Uri mQueryUri;
108        private CallerInfo mCallerInfo;
109
110        /**
111         * Our own query worker thread.
112         *
113         * This thread handles the messages enqueued in the looper.  The normal sequence
114         * of events is that a new query shows up in the looper queue, followed by 0 or
115         * more add listener requests, and then an end request.  Of course, these requests
116         * can be interlaced with requests from other tokens, but is irrelevant to this
117         * handler since the handler has no state.
118         *
119         * Note that we depend on the queue to keep things in order; in other words, the
120         * looper queue must be FIFO with respect to input from the synchronous startQuery
121         * calls and output to this handleMessage call.
122         *
123         * This use of the queue is required because CallerInfo objects may be accessed
124         * multiple times before the query is complete.  All accesses (listeners) must be
125         * queued up and informed in order when the query is complete.
126         */
127        protected class CallerInfoWorkerHandler extends WorkerHandler {
128            public CallerInfoWorkerHandler(Looper looper) {
129                super(looper);
130            }
131
132            @Override
133            public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
134                WorkerArgs args = (WorkerArgs) msg.obj;
135                CookieWrapper cw = (CookieWrapper) args.cookie;
136
137                if (cw == null) {
138                    // Normally, this should never be the case for calls originating
139                    // from within this code.
140                    // However, if there is any code that this Handler calls (such as in
141                    // super.handleMessage) that DOES place unexpected messages on the
142                    // queue, then we need pass these messages on.
143                    if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "Unexpected command (CookieWrapper is null): " + msg.what +
144                            " ignored by CallerInfoWorkerHandler, passing onto parent.");
145
146                    super.handleMessage(msg);
147                } else {
148
149                    if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "Processing event: " + cw.event + " token (arg1): " + msg.arg1 +
150                        " command: " + msg.what + " query URI: " + sanitizeUriToString(args.uri));
151
152                    switch (cw.event) {
153                        case EVENT_NEW_QUERY:
154                            //start the sql command.
155                            super.handleMessage(msg);
156                            break;
157
158                        // shortcuts to avoid query for recognized numbers.
159                        case EVENT_EMERGENCY_NUMBER:
160                        case EVENT_VOICEMAIL_NUMBER:
161
162                        case EVENT_ADD_LISTENER:
163                        case EVENT_END_OF_QUEUE:
164                            // query was already completed, so just send the reply.
165                            // passing the original token value back to the caller
166                            // on top of the event values in arg1.
167                            Message reply = args.handler.obtainMessage(msg.what);
168                            reply.obj = args;
169                            reply.arg1 = msg.arg1;
170
171                            reply.sendToTarget();
172
173                            break;
174                        default:
175                    }
176                }
177            }
178        }
179
180
181        /**
182         * Asynchronous query handler class for the contact / callerinfo object.
183         */
184        private CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler(Context context) {
185            super(context.getContentResolver());
186        }
187
188        @Override
189        protected Handler createHandler(Looper looper) {
190            return new CallerInfoWorkerHandler(looper);
191        }
192
193        /**
194         * Overrides onQueryComplete from AsyncQueryHandler.
195         *
196         * This method takes into account the state of this class; we construct the CallerInfo
197         * object only once for each set of listeners. When the query thread has done its work
198         * and calls this method, we inform the remaining listeners in the queue, until we're
199         * out of listeners.  Once we get the message indicating that we should expect no new
200         * listeners for this CallerInfo object, we release the AsyncCursorInfo back into the
201         * pool.
202         */
203        @Override
204        protected void onQueryComplete(int token, Object cookie, Cursor cursor) {
205            if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "##### onQueryComplete() #####   query complete for token: " + token);
206
207            //get the cookie and notify the listener.
208            CookieWrapper cw = (CookieWrapper) cookie;
209            if (cw == null) {
210                // Normally, this should never be the case for calls originating
211                // from within this code.
212                // However, if there is any code that calls this method, we should
213                // check the parameters to make sure they're viable.
214                if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "Cookie is null, ignoring onQueryComplete() request.");
215                if (cursor != null) {
216                    cursor.close();
217                }
218                return;
219            }
220
221            if (cw.event == EVENT_END_OF_QUEUE) {
222                release();
223                if (cursor != null) {
224                    cursor.close();
225                }
226                return;
227            }
228
229            // check the token and if needed, create the callerinfo object.
230            if (mCallerInfo == null) {
231                if ((mQueryContext == null) || (mQueryUri == null)) {
232                    throw new QueryPoolException
233                            ("Bad context or query uri, or CallerInfoAsyncQuery already released.");
234                }
235
236                // adjust the callerInfo data as needed, and only if it was set from the
237                // initial query request.
238                // Change the callerInfo number ONLY if it is an emergency number or the
239                // voicemail number, and adjust other data (including photoResource)
240                // accordingly.
241                if (cw.event == EVENT_EMERGENCY_NUMBER) {
242                    // Note we're setting the phone number here (refer to javadoc
243                    // comments at the top of CallerInfo class).
244                    mCallerInfo = new CallerInfo().markAsEmergency(mQueryContext);
245                } else if (cw.event == EVENT_VOICEMAIL_NUMBER) {
246                    mCallerInfo = new CallerInfo().markAsVoiceMail(cw.subId);
247                } else {
248                    mCallerInfo = CallerInfo.getCallerInfo(mQueryContext, mQueryUri, cursor);
249                    if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "==> Got mCallerInfo: " + mCallerInfo);
250
251                    CallerInfo newCallerInfo = CallerInfo.doSecondaryLookupIfNecessary(
252                            mQueryContext, cw.number, mCallerInfo);
253                    if (newCallerInfo != mCallerInfo) {
254                        mCallerInfo = newCallerInfo;
255                        if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "#####async contact look up with numeric username"
256                                + mCallerInfo);
257                    }
258
259                    // Final step: look up the geocoded description.
260                    if (ENABLE_UNKNOWN_NUMBER_GEO_DESCRIPTION) {
261                        // Note we do this only if we *don't* have a valid name (i.e. if
262                        // no contacts matched the phone number of the incoming call),
263                        // since that's the only case where the incoming-call UI cares
264                        // about this field.
265                        //
266                        // (TODO: But if we ever want the UI to show the geoDescription
267                        // even when we *do* match a contact, we'll need to either call
268                        // updateGeoDescription() unconditionally here, or possibly add a
269                        // new parameter to CallerInfoAsyncQuery.startQuery() to force
270                        // the geoDescription field to be populated.)
271
272                        if (TextUtils.isEmpty(mCallerInfo.name)) {
273                            // Actually when no contacts match the incoming phone number,
274                            // the CallerInfo object is totally blank here (i.e. no name
275                            // *or* phoneNumber).  So we need to pass in cw.number as
276                            // a fallback number.
277                            mCallerInfo.updateGeoDescription(mQueryContext, cw.number);
278                        }
279                    }
280
281                    // Use the number entered by the user for display.
282                    if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(cw.number)) {
283                        mCallerInfo.phoneNumber = PhoneNumberUtils.formatNumber(cw.number,
284                                mCallerInfo.normalizedNumber,
285                                CallerInfo.getCurrentCountryIso(mQueryContext));
286                    }
287                }
288
289                if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "constructing CallerInfo object for token: " + token);
290
291                //notify that we can clean up the queue after this.
292                CookieWrapper endMarker = new CookieWrapper();
293                endMarker.event = EVENT_END_OF_QUEUE;
294                startQuery(token, endMarker, null, null, null, null, null);
295            }
296
297            //notify the listener that the query is complete.
298            if (cw.listener != null) {
299                if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "notifying listener: " + cw.listener.getClass().toString() +
300                             " for token: " + token + mCallerInfo);
301                cw.listener.onQueryComplete(token, cw.cookie, mCallerInfo);
302            }
303
304            if (cursor != null) {
305               cursor.close();
306            }
307        }
308    }
309
310    /**
311     * Private constructor for factory methods.
312     */
313    private CallerInfoAsyncQuery() {
314    }
315
316
317    /**
318     * Factory method to start query with a Uri query spec
319     */
320    public static CallerInfoAsyncQuery startQuery(int token, Context context, Uri contactRef,
321            OnQueryCompleteListener listener, Object cookie) {
322
323        CallerInfoAsyncQuery c = new CallerInfoAsyncQuery();
324        c.allocate(context, contactRef);
325
326        if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "starting query for URI: " + contactRef + " handler: " + c.toString());
327
328        //create cookieWrapper, start query
329        CookieWrapper cw = new CookieWrapper();
330        cw.listener = listener;
331        cw.cookie = cookie;
332        cw.event = EVENT_NEW_QUERY;
333
334        c.mHandler.startQuery(token, cw, contactRef, null, null, null, null);
335
336        return c;
337    }
338
339    /**
340     * Factory method to start the query based on a number.
341     *
342     * Note: if the number contains an "@" character we treat it
343     * as a SIP address, and look it up directly in the Data table
344     * rather than using the PhoneLookup table.
345     * TODO: But eventually we should expose two separate methods, one for
346     * numbers and one for SIP addresses, and then have
347     * PhoneUtils.startGetCallerInfo() decide which one to call based on
348     * the phone type of the incoming connection.
349     */
350    public static CallerInfoAsyncQuery startQuery(int token, Context context, String number,
351            OnQueryCompleteListener listener, Object cookie) {
352
353        long subId = SubscriptionManager.getDefaultSubId();
354        return startQuery(token, context, number, listener, cookie, subId);
355    }
356
357    /**
358     * Factory method to start the query based on a number with specific subscription.
359     *
360     * Note: if the number contains an "@" character we treat it
361     * as a SIP address, and look it up directly in the Data table
362     * rather than using the PhoneLookup table.
363     * TODO: But eventually we should expose two separate methods, one for
364     * numbers and one for SIP addresses, and then have
365     * PhoneUtils.startGetCallerInfo() decide which one to call based on
366     * the phone type of the incoming connection.
367     */
368    public static CallerInfoAsyncQuery startQuery(int token, Context context, String number,
369            OnQueryCompleteListener listener, Object cookie, long subId) {
370
371        if (DBG) {
372            Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "##### CallerInfoAsyncQuery startQuery()... #####");
373            Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "- number: " + /*number*/ "xxxxxxx");
374            Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "- cookie: " + cookie);
375        }
376
377        // Construct the URI object and query params, and start the query.
378
379        Uri contactRef;
380        String selection;
381        String[] selectionArgs;
382
383        if (PhoneNumberUtils.isUriNumber(number)) {
384            // "number" is really a SIP address.
385            if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "  - Treating number as a SIP address: " + /*number*/ "xxxxxxx");
386
387            // We look up SIP addresses directly in the Data table:
388            contactRef = Data.CONTENT_URI;
389
390            // Note Data.DATA1 and SipAddress.SIP_ADDRESS are equivalent.
391            //
392            // Also note we use "upper(data1)" in the WHERE clause, and
393            // uppercase the incoming SIP address, in order to do a
394            // case-insensitive match.
395            //
396            // TODO: need to confirm that the use of upper() doesn't
397            // prevent us from using the index!  (Linear scan of the whole
398            // contacts DB can be very slow.)
399            //
400            // TODO: May also need to normalize by adding "sip:" as a
401            // prefix, if we start storing SIP addresses that way in the
402            // database.
403
404            selection = "upper(" + Data.DATA1 + ")=?"
405                    + " AND "
406                    + Data.MIMETYPE + "='" + SipAddress.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + "'";
407            selectionArgs = new String[] { number.toUpperCase() };
408
409        } else {
410            // "number" is a regular phone number.  Use the PhoneLookup table:
411            contactRef = Uri.withAppendedPath(PhoneLookup.CONTENT_FILTER_URI, Uri.encode(number));
412            selection = null;
413            selectionArgs = null;
414        }
415
416        if (DBG) {
417            Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "==> contactRef: " + sanitizeUriToString(contactRef));
418            Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "==> selection: " + selection);
419            if (selectionArgs != null) {
420                for (int i = 0; i < selectionArgs.length; i++) {
421                    Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "==> selectionArgs[" + i + "]: " + selectionArgs[i]);
422                }
423            }
424        }
425
426        CallerInfoAsyncQuery c = new CallerInfoAsyncQuery();
427        c.allocate(context, contactRef);
428
429        //create cookieWrapper, start query
430        CookieWrapper cw = new CookieWrapper();
431        cw.listener = listener;
432        cw.cookie = cookie;
433        cw.number = number;
434        cw.subId = subId;
435
436        // check to see if these are recognized numbers, and use shortcuts if we can.
437        if (PhoneNumberUtils.isLocalEmergencyNumber(context, number)) {
438            cw.event = EVENT_EMERGENCY_NUMBER;
439        } else if (PhoneNumberUtils.isVoiceMailNumber(subId, number)) {
440            cw.event = EVENT_VOICEMAIL_NUMBER;
441        } else {
442            cw.event = EVENT_NEW_QUERY;
443        }
444
445        c.mHandler.startQuery(token,
446                              cw,  // cookie
447                              contactRef,  // uri
448                              null,  // projection
449                              selection,  // selection
450                              selectionArgs,  // selectionArgs
451                              null);  // orderBy
452        return c;
453    }
454
455    /**
456     * Method to add listeners to a currently running query
457     */
458    public void addQueryListener(int token, OnQueryCompleteListener listener, Object cookie) {
459
460        if (DBG) Rlog.d(LOG_TAG, "adding listener to query: " + sanitizeUriToString(mHandler.mQueryUri) +
461                " handler: " + mHandler.toString());
462
463        //create cookieWrapper, add query request to end of queue.
464        CookieWrapper cw = new CookieWrapper();
465        cw.listener = listener;
466        cw.cookie = cookie;
467        cw.event = EVENT_ADD_LISTENER;
468
469        mHandler.startQuery(token, cw, null, null, null, null, null);
470    }
471
472    /**
473     * Method to create a new CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler object, ensuring correct
474     * state of context and uri.
475     */
476    private void allocate(Context context, Uri contactRef) {
477        if ((context == null) || (contactRef == null)){
478            throw new QueryPoolException("Bad context or query uri.");
479        }
480        mHandler = new CallerInfoAsyncQueryHandler(context);
481        mHandler.mQueryContext = context;
482        mHandler.mQueryUri = contactRef;
483    }
484
485    /**
486     * Releases the relevant data.
487     */
488    private void release() {
489        mHandler.mQueryContext = null;
490        mHandler.mQueryUri = null;
491        mHandler.mCallerInfo = null;
492        mHandler = null;
493    }
494
495    private static String sanitizeUriToString(Uri uri) {
496        if (uri != null) {
497            String uriString = uri.toString();
498            int indexOfLastSlash = uriString.lastIndexOf('/');
499            if (indexOfLastSlash > 0) {
500                return uriString.substring(0, indexOfLastSlash) + "/xxxxxxx";
501            } else {
502                return uriString;
503            }
504        } else {
505            return "";
506        }
507    }
508}
509