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//
//
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
//
// Description:
// Class for manipulating storages in the container file.
//
// History:
// 05/13/2002: RogerCh: Initial creation.
// 06/25/2002: RogerCh: Data space support.
// 07/31/2002: RogerCh: Make obvious that we are using security suppressed interfaces.
// 05/19/2003: RogerCh: Port to WCP tree.
// 05/28/2003: RogerCh: Added long name support
// 06/20/2003: RogerCh: GetStreams() and GetSubStorages()
// 08/11/2003: LGolding: Fix Bug 864168 (some of BruceMac's bug fixes were lost
// in port to WCP tree).
//
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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel; // For EditorBrowsable attribute
using System.Diagnostics; // For Assert
using System.Security;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using System.IO;
using System.Globalization; // CultureInfo.InvariantCulture
using System.Windows; // SR.Get(SRID.[exception message])
using MS.Internal.IO.Packaging.CompoundFile;
using CU = MS.Internal.IO.Packaging.CompoundFile.ContainerUtilities;
using MS.Internal; // for Invariant & CriticalExceptions
using System.Runtime.InteropServices; // COMException
#pragma warning disable 1634, 1691 // suppressing PreSharp warnings
namespace System.IO.Packaging
{
///
/// This class holds the core information for a StorageInfo object.
///
internal class StorageInfoCore
{
internal StorageInfoCore(
string nameStorage
) : this( nameStorage, null ) {;}
internal StorageInfoCore(
string nameStorage,
IStorage storage )
{
storageName = nameStorage;
safeIStorage = storage;
validEnumerators = new Hashtable();
// Storage and Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
elementInfoCores = new Hashtable(CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer);
}
///
/// The compound-file friendly version name.
///
internal string storageName;
///
/// A reference to "this" storage. This value is non-null only when
/// 1) The storage exists
/// 2) We had reason to open it.
/// The value may be null even when the storage exists because we may not
/// have need to go and open it.
///
internal IStorage safeIStorage;
///
/// We keep track of the enumerator objects that we've handed out.
/// If anything is changed in this storage, we go and invalidate all of
/// them and clear the list.
///
/// In theory a simple ListDictionary class is more efficient than using
/// a Hashtable class. But since we're bringing in the code for the
/// HashTable class anyway, the savings of using ListDictionary went away.
/// So even with a maximum of three elements, we use a Hashtable.
///
internal Hashtable validEnumerators;
///
/// This hash table holds the standing "core" objects for its child
/// elements. Each element may be a StorageInfoCore or a
/// StreamInfoCore.
///
internal Hashtable elementInfoCores;
}
///
/// Class for manipulating storages in the container file
///
public class StorageInfo
{
/***********************************************************************/
// Instance values
///
/// Each storage holds a reference to its parent, this way even if the
/// client app releases the reference it'll be kept in the reference graph
/// to avoid getting prematurely garbage-collected.
///
/// The only time this is allowed to be null is when this storage is the
/// root storage.
///
StorageInfo parentStorage;
///
/// Each storage holds a reference to the container root. This value will
/// be equal to null for the container root.
///
StorageRoot rootStorage;
///
/// There is one StorageInfoCore object per underlying IStorage. If
/// multiple StorageInfo objects are created that point to the same
/// underlying storage, they share the same StorageInfoCore object.
/// These are maintained by the parent storage for all its child
/// storages, with the exception of the root StorageInfo which keeps
/// its own instance in StorageRoot.
///
internal StorageInfoCore core;
// Instance name for the compression transform
private static readonly string sc_compressionTransformName = "CompressionTransform";
//Dataspace label definitions for compression and encryption combinations while creating a stream
private static readonly string sc_dataspaceLabelNoEncryptionNormalCompression = "NoEncryptionNormalCompression";
private static readonly string sc_dataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNormalCompression = "RMEncryptionNormalCompression";
///
/// We can have three valid enumerator types.
///
private enum EnumeratorTypes
{
Everything,
OnlyStorages,
OnlyStreams
}
/***********************************************************************/
// Constructors
///
/// A constructor for building the root storage.
/// This should only happen for, well, the root storage!
///
internal StorageInfo( IStorage safeIStorage )
{
core = new StorageInfoCore( null, safeIStorage );
}
///
/// Given a parent and a path under it, step through each of the path
/// elements and create an intermediate StorageInfo at each step because
/// a StorageInfo is only meaningful relative to its immediate parent -
/// multi-step relations can't be represented.
///
private void BuildStorageInfoRelativeToStorage( StorageInfo parent, string fileName )
{
parentStorage = parent;
core = parent.CoreForChildStorage( fileName );
rootStorage = parent.Root;
}
///
/// Constructor for a StorageInfo given a parent StorageInfo and a name
///
/// Reference to the parent storage
/// filename for the new StorageInfo
internal StorageInfo( StorageInfo parent, string fileName )
{
CU.CheckAgainstNull( parent, "parent" );
CU.CheckAgainstNull( fileName, "fileName" );
BuildStorageInfoRelativeToStorage( parent, fileName );
}
///
/// Respond to a request from a child StorageInfo object to give
/// it a StorageInfoCore object for the given name.
///
StorageInfoCore CoreForChildStorage( string storageNname )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
object childElement = core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ];
if( null != childElement &&
null == childElement as StorageInfoCore )
{
// Name is already in use, but not as a StorageInfo
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.NameAlreadyInUse, storageNname ));
}
else if( null == childElement )
{
// No such element with the name exist - create one.
//
childElement = new StorageInfoCore( storageNname);
core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ] = childElement;
}
Debug.Assert( null != childElement as StorageInfoCore,
"We should have already checked to make sure childElement is either StorageInfoCore, created as one, or thrown an exception if neither is possible");
return childElement as StorageInfoCore;
}
internal StreamInfoCore CoreForChildStream( string streamName )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
object childElement = core.elementInfoCores[ streamName ];
if( null != childElement &&
null == childElement as StreamInfoCore )
{
// Name is already in use, but not as a StreamInfo
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.NameAlreadyInUse, streamName ));
}
else if( null == childElement )
{
// No such element with the name exist - create one.
//
// Check to see if there is a data space mapping on this guy
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
if( null != manager )
{
// Have data space manager - retrieve data space label for
// the child stream. The data space manager will return
// null if there isn't a data space associated with this
// stream.
childElement = new StreamInfoCore(
streamName,
manager.DataSpaceOf(
new CompoundFileStreamReference( FullNameInternal, streamName ) ) );
}
else
{
// Data space manager not yet initialized - correct behavior
// is that nothing transformed should be required at this
// point but in case of incorrect behavior we can not possibly
// recover. User gets un-transformed data instead.
childElement = new StreamInfoCore( streamName, null, null );
}
core.elementInfoCores[ streamName ] = childElement;
}
Debug.Assert( null != childElement as StreamInfoCore,
"We should have already checked to make sure childElement is either StreamInfoCore, created as one, or thrown an exception if neither is possible");
return childElement as StreamInfoCore;
}
/***********************************************************************/
// public Properties
///
/// The name for this storage
///
public string Name
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return core.storageName;
}
}
/***********************************************************************/
// public Methods
///
/// Creates "this" stream
///
/// Name of stream
/// CompressionOptiont
/// EncryptionOption
/// Reference to new stream
public StreamInfo CreateStream( string name, CompressionOption compressionOption, EncryptionOption encryptionOption )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
// Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
if (((IEqualityComparer) CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer).Equals(name,
EncryptedPackageEnvelope.PackageStreamName))
throw new ArgumentException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamNameNotValid,name));
//create a new streaminfo object
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name, compressionOption, encryptionOption);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamAlreadyExist));
}
//Define the compression and encryption options in the dataspacemanager
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
string dataSpaceLabel = null;
if (manager != null)
{
//case : Compression option is set. Stream need to be compressed. Define compression transform.
//At this time, we only treat CompressionOption - Normal and None. The rest are treated as Normal
if (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed)
{
//If it is not defined already, define it.
if (!manager.TransformLabelIsDefined(sc_compressionTransformName))
manager.DefineTransform(CompressionTransform.ClassTransformIdentifier, sc_compressionTransformName);
}
//case : Encryption option is set. Stream need to be encrypted. Define encryption transform.
if (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement)
{
//If it not defined already, define it.
if (!manager.TransformLabelIsDefined(EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName))
{
//We really cannot define RM transform completely here because the transform initialization cannot be done here without publishlicense and cryptoprovider.
//However it will always be defined because this method is accessed only through an EncryptedPackageEnvelope and RM transform is always defined in EncryptedPackageEnvelope.Create()
throw new SystemException(SR.Get(SRID.RightsManagementEncryptionTransformNotFound));
}
}
//Now find the dataspace label that we need to define these transforms in.
//CASE: When both CompressionOption and EncryptionOption are set
if ( (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed) && (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement) )
{
dataSpaceLabel = sc_dataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNormalCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[2];
//compress the data first. then encrypt it. This ordering will cause the content to be compressed, then encrypted, then written to the stream.
transformStack[0] = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName;
transformStack[1] = sc_compressionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//CASE : when CompressionOption alone is set
else if ( (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed) && (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.None) )
{
dataSpaceLabel = sc_dataspaceLabelNoEncryptionNormalCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[1];
transformStack[0] = sc_compressionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//CASE : when EncryptionOption alone is set
else if (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement)
{
dataSpaceLabel = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.DataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNoCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[1];
transformStack[0] = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//All the other cases are not handled at this point.
}
//create the underlying stream
if (null == dataSpaceLabel)
streamInfo.Create(); //create the stream with default parameters
else
streamInfo.Create(dataSpaceLabel); //create the stream in the defined dataspace
return streamInfo;
}
///
/// Creates "this" stream
///
/// Name of stream
/// Reference to new stream
public StreamInfo CreateStream( string name )
{
//create the stream with out any compression or encryption options.
return CreateStream(name,CompressionOption.NotCompressed,EncryptionOption.None);
}
///
/// Returns the streaminfo by the passed name.
///
/// Name of stream
/// Reference to the stream
public StreamInfo GetStreamInfo(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
return streamInfo;
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamNotExist));
}
}
///
/// Check if the stream exists.
///
/// Name of stream
/// True if exists, False if not
public bool StreamExists(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
bool streamExists = false;
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
streamExists = streamInfo.InternalExists();
return streamExists;
}
///
/// Deleted the stream with the passed name.
///
/// Name of stream
public void DeleteStream(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
streamInfo.Delete();
}
}
///
/// Creates a storage using "this" one as parent
///
/// Name of new storage
/// Reference to new storage
public StorageInfo CreateSubStorage( string name )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
return CreateStorage(name);
}
///
/// Returns the storage by the passed name.
///
/// Name of storage
/// Reference to the storage
public StorageInfo GetSubStorageInfo(string name)
{
//Find if this storage exists
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
if (storageInfo.InternalExists(name))
{
return storageInfo;
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StorageNotExist));
}
}
///
/// Checks if a storage exists by the passed name.
///
/// Name of storage
/// Reference to new storage
public bool SubStorageExists(string name)
{
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
return storageInfo.InternalExists(name);
}
///
/// Deletes a storage recursively.
///
/// Name of storage
public void DeleteSubStorage(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
if (storageInfo.InternalExists(name))
{
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Go ahead and delete "this" storage
DestroyElement( name );
}
//We will not throw exceptions if the storage does not exist. This is to be consistent with Package.DeletePart.
}
///
/// Provides a snapshot picture of the streams currently within this storage
/// object. The array that returns will not be updated with additions/
/// removals of streams, but the individual StreamInfo objects within will
/// reflect the state of their respective streams.
///
///
/// This follows the precedent of DirectoryInfo.GetFiles()
///
///
/// Array of StreamInfo objects, each pointing to a stream within this
/// storage. Empty (zero-length) array if there are no streams.
///
public StreamInfo[] GetStreams()
{
// Make sure 'this' storage is alive and well.
CheckDisposedStatus();
VerifyExists();
// Build an array of StreamInfo objects
EnsureArrayForEnumeration(EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams);
// Because we're handing out a snapshot, we can't simply hand out a
// reference to the core.validEnumerators array. We need to make a
// copy that has the references of the array. This way the array
// we return will remain if we invalidate the arrays.
// Fortunately ArrayList.ToArray makes a copy, perfect for our needs.
ArrayList streamArray =
(ArrayList)core.validEnumerators[EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams];
Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null);
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null)
return (StreamInfo[])streamArray.ToArray(typeof(StreamInfo));
}
///
/// Provides a snapshot picture of the sub-storages currently within this storage
/// object. The array that returns will not be updated with additions/
/// removals of storages, but the individual StorageInfo objects within will
/// reflect the state of their respective sub-storages.
///
///
/// This follows the precedent of DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories()
///
///
/// Array of StorageInfo objects, each pointing to a sub-storage within this
/// storage. Empty (zero-length) array if there are no sub-storages.
///
public StorageInfo[] GetSubStorages()
{
// Make sure 'this' storage is alive and well.
CheckDisposedStatus();
VerifyExists();
// See GetStreams counterpart for details.
EnsureArrayForEnumeration(EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages);
ArrayList storageArray =
(ArrayList)core.validEnumerators[EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages];
Invariant.Assert(storageArray != null);
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null)
return (StorageInfo[])storageArray.ToArray(typeof(StorageInfo));
}
/***********************************************************************/
// Internal/Private functionality
internal string FullNameInternal
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return CU.ConvertStringArrayPathToBackSlashPath(BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal());
}
}
///
/// Get a reference to the container instance
///
internal StorageRoot Root
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null == rootStorage )
return (StorageRoot)this;
else
return rootStorage;
}
}
///
/// Because it is valid to have a StorageInfo point to a storage that
/// doesn't yet actually exist, use this to see if it does.
///
internal bool Exists
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return InternalExists();
}
}
///
/// Creates "this" storage
///
internal void Create()
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null != parentStorage ) // Only root storage has null parentStorage
{
// Root storage always exists so we don't do any of this
// if we're not the root.
if( !parentStorage.Exists )
{
// We need the parent to exist before we can exist.
parentStorage.Create();
}
if( !InternalExists() )
{
// If we don't exist, then ask parent to create us.
parentStorage.CreateStorage( core.storageName );
}
//else if we already exist, we're done here.
}
}
private StorageInfo CreateStorage(string name)
{
// Create new StorageInfo
StorageInfo newSubStorage = new StorageInfo( this, name );
// Make it real
if( !newSubStorage.InternalExists(name) )
{
/* TBD
if( !CU.IsValidCompoundFileName(name))
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnableToCreateStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
*/
// It doesn't already exist, please create.
StorageInfoCore newStorage = core.elementInfoCores[ name ] as StorageInfoCore;
Invariant.Assert( null != newStorage);
int nativeCallErrorCode = core.safeIStorage.CreateStorage(
name,
(GetStat().grfMode & SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_READWRITE_Bits)
| SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE,
0,
0,
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(null != newStorage)
out newStorage.safeIStorage );
if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.S_OK != nativeCallErrorCode )
{
if( nativeCallErrorCode == SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_ACCESSDENIED )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotCreateAccessDenied),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
else
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnableToCreateStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
}
// Invalidate enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators();
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StorageAlreadyExist));
}
// Return a reference
return newSubStorage;
}
///
/// Deletes a storage, recursively if specified.
///
/// Whether to recursive delete all existing content
/// Name of storage
internal bool Delete( bool recursive , string name)
{
bool storageDeleted = false;
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// We are the root storage, you can't "delete" the root storage!
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteRoot));
}
if( InternalExists(name) )
{
if( !recursive && !StorageIsEmpty())
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteNonEmptyStorage));
}
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Go ahead and delete "this" storage
parentStorage.DestroyElement( name );
storageDeleted = true;
}
//We will not throw exceptions if the storage does not exist. This is to be consistent with Package.DeletePart.
return storageDeleted;
}
///
/// When a substorage is getting deleted, its references in the dataspacemanager's transform definition are removed.
/// This is called recursively because the DeleteSubStorage deletes all its children by default.
///
internal void RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(StorageInfo storageInfo)
{
StorageInfo[] subStorages = storageInfo.GetSubStorages();
foreach(StorageInfo storage in subStorages)
{
//If this is a storage, call recursively till we encounter a stream. Then we can use that container (storage,stream) reference to remove from the
// dataspace manager's data space map.
RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(storage); //recursive call
}
//Now we have StorageInfo. Find if there is a stream underneath so a container can be used as reference in data space map of data spacemanager.
StreamInfo[] streams = storageInfo.GetStreams();
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
foreach(StreamInfo stream in streams)
{
manager.RemoveContainerFromDataSpaceMap(new CompoundFileStreamReference( storageInfo.FullNameInternal, stream.Name ));
}
}
///
/// Destroys an element and removes the references ued internally.
///
internal void DestroyElement( string elementNameInternal )
{
object deadElementWalking = core.elementInfoCores[ elementNameInternal ];
// It's an internal error if we try to call this without first
// verifying that it is indeed there.
Debug.Assert( null != deadElementWalking,
"Caller should have already verified that there's something to delete.");
// Can't delete if we're in read-only mode. This catches some but not
// all invalid delete scenarios - anything else would come back as a
// COMException of some kind that will be caught and wrapped in an
// IOException in the try/catch below.
if( FileAccess.Read == Root.OpenAccess )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteInReadOnly));
}
//Clean out the entry in dataspacemanager for stream transforms
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
if( null != manager )
{
if( deadElementWalking is StorageInfoCore )
{
//if the element getting deleted is a storage, make sure to delete all its children's references.
string name = ((StorageInfoCore)deadElementWalking).storageName;
StorageInfo stInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(stInfo);
}
else if( deadElementWalking is StreamInfoCore )
{
//if the element getting deleted is a stream, the container reference should be removed from dataspacemap of dataspace manager.
manager.RemoveContainerFromDataSpaceMap(new CompoundFileStreamReference( FullNameInternal, elementNameInternal ));
}
}
// Make the call to the underlying OLE mechanism to remove the element.
try
{
core.safeIStorage.DestroyElement( elementNameInternal );
}
catch( COMException e )
{
if( e.ErrorCode == SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_ACCESSDENIED )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteAccessDenied),
e );
}
else
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDelete),
e );
}
}
// Invalidate enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Remove the now-meaningless name, which also signifies disposed status.
if( deadElementWalking is StorageInfoCore )
{
StorageInfoCore deadStorageInfoCore = (StorageInfoCore)deadElementWalking;
// Erase this storage's existence
deadStorageInfoCore.storageName = null;
if( null != deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage )
{
((IDisposable) deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage).Dispose();
deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage = null;
}
}
else if( deadElementWalking is StreamInfoCore )
{
StreamInfoCore deadStreamInfoCore = (StreamInfoCore)deadElementWalking;
// Erase this stream's existence
deadStreamInfoCore.streamName = null;
try
{
if (null != deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream)
{
((Stream)(deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream)).Close();
}
}
catch(Exception e)
{
if(CriticalExceptions.IsCriticalException(e))
{
// PreSharp Warning 56500
throw;
}
else
{
// We don't care if there are any issues -
// the user wanted this stream gone anyway.
}
}
deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream = null;
if( null != deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream )
{
((IDisposable) deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream).Dispose();
deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream = null;
}
}
// Remove reference for destroyed element
core.elementInfoCores.Remove(elementNameInternal);
}
///
/// Looks for a storage element with the given name, retrieves its
/// STATSTG if found.
///
/// Name to look for in this storage
/// If found, a copy of STATSTG for it
/// true if found
internal bool FindStatStgOfName( string streamName, out System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG statStg )
{
bool nameFound = false;
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out statStg, out actual );
// Loop and get everything
while( 0 < actual && !nameFound )
{
// Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
if(((IEqualityComparer) CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer).Equals(streamName,
statStg.pwcsName))
{
nameFound = true;
}
else
{
// Move on to the next element
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out statStg, out actual );
}
}
// Release enumerator
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
return nameFound;
}
///
/// Find out if a storage is empty of elements
///
/// true if storage is empty
internal bool StorageIsEmpty()
{
// Is there a better way than to check if enumerator has nothing?
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG dummySTATSTG;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out dummySTATSTG, out actual );
// Release enumerator
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
// If the first "Next" call returns nothing, then there's nothing here.
return ( 0 == actual );
}
///
/// If anything about this storage has changed, we need to go out and
/// invalidate every outstanding enumerator so any attempt to use them
/// will result in InvalidOperationException as specified for IEnumerator
/// interface implementers
///
internal void InvalidateEnumerators()
{
InvalidateEnumerators( core );
}
///
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, clears the enumerators associated with it.
///
private static void InvalidateEnumerators( StorageInfoCore invalidateCore )
{
// It is not enough to simply clear the validEnumerators collection,
// we have to clear the individual elements to let them know the
// outstanding enumerator is no longer valid.
foreach( object entry in invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Values )
{
((ArrayList)entry).Clear();
}
invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Clear();
}
///
/// This will build a full path to this storage from the parent full
/// name and our storage name. The array is basically the same as the
/// parent storage's Name property plus one element - our
/// storageName
///
/// ArrayList designating the path of this storage
internal ArrayList BuildFullNameFromParentName()
{
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// special case for root storage
return new ArrayList();
}
else
{
ArrayList parentArray = parentStorage.BuildFullNameFromParentName();
parentArray.Add(core.storageName);
return parentArray;
}
}
///
/// Counterpart to BuildFullNameFromParentName that uses the internal
/// normalized names instead.
///
internal ArrayList BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal()
{
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// special case for root storage
return new ArrayList();
}
else
{
ArrayList parentArray = parentStorage.BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal();
parentArray.Add(core.storageName);
return parentArray;
}
}
///
/// This needs to be available to StreamInfo so it can actually create itself
///
internal IStorage SafeIStorage
{
get
{
VerifyExists();
return core.safeIStorage;
}
}
///
/// Every method here have a need to check if the storage exists before
/// proceeeding with the operation. However, for reasons I don't fully
/// understand we're discouraged from methods calling on other externally
/// visible methods, so they can't just call Exists(). So I just pull
/// it out to an InternalExists method.
///
/// At this time I believe only two methods call this - Exists() because
/// it really wants to know, VerifyExists() because it's called by
/// everybody else just to see that the storage exists before proceeding.
///
/// If this returns true, the storage cache pointer should be live.
///
/// Whether "this" storage exists
bool InternalExists()
{
return InternalExists( core.storageName );
}
///
/// Every method here have a need to check if the storage exists before
/// proceeeding with the operation. However, for reasons I don't fully
/// understand we're discouraged from methods calling on other externally
/// visible methods, so they can't just call Exists(). So I just pull
/// it out to an InternalExists method.
///
/// At this time I believe only two methods call this - Exists() because
/// it really wants to know, VerifyExists() because it's called by
/// everybody else just to see that the storage exists before proceeding.
///
/// If this returns true, the storage cache pointer should be live.
///
/// Whether "this" storage exists
bool InternalExists(string name)
{
// We can't have an IStorage unless we exist.
if( null != core.safeIStorage )
{
return true;
}
// If we are the root storage, we always exist.
if( null == parentStorage )
{
return true;
}
// If the parent storage does not exist, we can't possibly exist
if( !parentStorage.Exists )
{
return false;
}
// Now things get more complicated... we know that:
// * We are not the root
// * We have a valid parent
// * We don't have an IStorage interface
// The most obvious way to check is to try opening the storage and
// see what happens. It's supposed to be fairly fast and easy
// because it stays within the DocFile FAT, and that'll give
// us our IStorage cache pointer too.
return parentStorage.CanOpenStorage( name );
}
bool CanOpenStorage( string nameInternal )
{
bool openSuccess = false;
StorageInfoCore childCore = core.elementInfoCores[ nameInternal ] as StorageInfoCore ;
Debug.Assert( null != childCore, "Expected a child with valid core object in cache" );
int nativeCallErrorCode = 0;
nativeCallErrorCode = core.safeIStorage.OpenStorage(
nameInternal,
null,
(GetStat().grfMode & SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_READWRITE_Bits)
| SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out childCore.safeIStorage );
if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.S_OK == nativeCallErrorCode )
{
openSuccess = true;
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_FILENOTFOUND != nativeCallErrorCode )
{
// Error is not STG_E_FILENOTFOUND, pass it on.
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotOpenStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage::OpenStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
// STG_E_NOTFOUND - return openSuccess as false
return openSuccess;
}
///
/// Most of the time internal methods that want to do an internal check
/// to see if a storage exists is only interested in proceeding if it does.
/// If it doesn't, abort with an exception. This implements the little
/// shortcut.
///
void VerifyExists()
{
if( !InternalExists() )
{
throw new DirectoryNotFoundException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotOnNonExistStorage));
}
return;
}
///
/// Grabs the STATSTG representing us
///
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG GetStat()
{
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG returnValue;
VerifyExists();
core.safeIStorage.Stat( out returnValue, 0 );
return returnValue;
}
///
/// Convert a System.Runtime.InteropServices.FILETIME struct to the CLR
/// DateTime class. Strange that the straightforward conversion doesn't
/// already exist. Perhaps I'm just not finding it. DateTime has a
/// method to convert itself to FILETIME, but only supports creating a
/// DateTime from a 64-bit value representing FILETIME instead of the
/// FILETIME struct itself.
///
DateTime ConvertFILETIMEToDateTime( System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.FILETIME time )
{
// We should let the user know when the time is not valid, rather than
// return a bogus date of Dec 31. 1600.
if( 0 == time.dwHighDateTime &&
0 == time.dwLowDateTime )
throw new NotSupportedException(
SR.Get(SRID.TimeStampNotAvailable));
// CLR
return DateTime.FromFileTime(
(((long)time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) +
(uint)time.dwLowDateTime ); // This second uint is very important!!
}
///
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, recursively release objects associated with
/// sub-storages and then releases objects associated with self.
///
///
/// This didn't used to be a static method - but this caused some problems.
/// All operations need to be on the given parameter "startCore". If this
/// wasn't static, the code had access to the member "core" and that's not
/// the right StorageInfoCore to use. This caused some bugs that would have
/// been avoided if this was static. To prevent future bugs of similar
/// nature, I made this static.
///
internal static void RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( StorageInfoCore startCore )
{
// If the underlying IStorage pointer is null, we never did anything
// with this storage or anything under it. We can halt our recursion
// here.
if( startCore.safeIStorage == null )
return;
try
{
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things on the storage represented by startCore.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things *under* startCore.
// See if we have child storages and streams, and if so, close them
// down.
foreach( object o in startCore.elementInfoCores.Values )
{
if( o is StorageInfoCore )
{
RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( (StorageInfoCore)o );
}
else if( o is StreamInfoCore )
{
StreamInfoCore streamRelease = (StreamInfoCore)o;
try
{
if (null != streamRelease.exposedStream)
{
((Stream)(streamRelease.exposedStream)).Close();
}
streamRelease.exposedStream = null;
}
finally
{
// We need this release and null-out to happen even if we
// ran into problems with the clean-up code above.
if( null != streamRelease.safeIStream)
{
((IDisposable) streamRelease.safeIStream).Dispose();
streamRelease.safeIStream = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
((StreamInfoCore)o).streamName = null;
}
}
}
// All child objects freed, clear out the enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators( startCore );
}
finally
{
// We want to make sure this happens even if any of the cleanup
// above fails, so that's why it's in a "finally" block here.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Free unmanaged resources associated with the startCore storage
if( null != startCore.safeIStorage)
{
((IDisposable) startCore.safeIStorage).Dispose();
startCore.safeIStorage = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
startCore.storageName = null;
}
}
// Check whether this StorageInfo is still valid. Throw if disposed.
internal void CheckDisposedStatus()
{
// null == parentStorage means we're root.
if( StorageDisposed )
throw new ObjectDisposedException(null, SR.Get(SRID.StorageInfoDisposed));
}
// Check whether this StorageInfo is still valid.
internal bool StorageDisposed
{
get
{
// null == parentStorage means we're root.
if( null != parentStorage )
{
// Check our core reference to see if we're valid
if( null == core.storageName ) // Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
{
// We have been deleted
return true;
}
// We're not the root storage - check parent.
return parentStorage.StorageDisposed;
}
else if (this is StorageRoot)
{
return ((StorageRoot)this).RootDisposed;
}
else
{
Debug.Assert(rootStorage != null, "Root storage cannot be null if StorageInfo and empty parentStorage");
return rootStorage.RootDisposed;
}
}
}
// There is a hash table in the core object core.validEnumerators that
// caches the arrays used to hand out the enumerations of this storage
// object. A call to this method will ensure that the array exists. If
// it already exists, this is a no-op. If it doesn't yet exist, it is
// built before we return.
// When this function exits, core.validEnumerators(desiredArrayType) will
// have an array of the appropriate type.
private void EnsureArrayForEnumeration( EnumeratorTypes desiredArrayType )
{
Debug.Assert(
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams,
"Invalid type enumeration value is being used to build enumerator array" );
Debug.Assert( InternalExists(),
"It is the responsibility of the caller to ensure that storage exists (and is not disposed - which is harder to check at this point so it wasn't done.)");
if( null == core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ] )
{
ArrayList storageElems = new ArrayList();
string externalName = null;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG enumElement;
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out enumElement, out actual );
// Loop and get everything
while( 0 < actual )
{
externalName = enumElement.pwcsName;
// In an enumerator, we don't return anything within the reserved
// name range. (First character is \x0001 - \x001F)
if( CU.IsReservedName(externalName ) )
{
; // Do nothing for reserved names.
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGTY_STORAGE == enumElement.type )
{
if( desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages )
{
// Add reference to a storage to enumerator array
storageElems.Add(new StorageInfo(this, externalName));
}
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGTY_STREAM == enumElement.type )
{
if( desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams )
{
// Add reference to a stream to enumerator array
storageElems.Add(new StreamInfo(this, externalName));
}
}
else
{
throw new NotSupportedException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnsupportedTypeEncounteredWhenBuildingStgEnum));
}
// Move on to the next element
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out enumElement, out actual );
}
core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ] = storageElems;
// Release IEnumSTATSTG
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
}
Debug.Assert( null != core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ],
"We failed to ensure the proper array for enumeration" );
}
}
}
// File provided for Reference Use Only by Microsoft Corporation (c) 2007.
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//
// Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
//
//
// Description:
// Class for manipulating storages in the container file.
//
// History:
// 05/13/2002: RogerCh: Initial creation.
// 06/25/2002: RogerCh: Data space support.
// 07/31/2002: RogerCh: Make obvious that we are using security suppressed interfaces.
// 05/19/2003: RogerCh: Port to WCP tree.
// 05/28/2003: RogerCh: Added long name support
// 06/20/2003: RogerCh: GetStreams() and GetSubStorages()
// 08/11/2003: LGolding: Fix Bug 864168 (some of BruceMac's bug fixes were lost
// in port to WCP tree).
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel; // For EditorBrowsable attribute
using System.Diagnostics; // For Assert
using System.Security;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using System.IO;
using System.Globalization; // CultureInfo.InvariantCulture
using System.Windows; // SR.Get(SRID.[exception message])
using MS.Internal.IO.Packaging.CompoundFile;
using CU = MS.Internal.IO.Packaging.CompoundFile.ContainerUtilities;
using MS.Internal; // for Invariant & CriticalExceptions
using System.Runtime.InteropServices; // COMException
#pragma warning disable 1634, 1691 // suppressing PreSharp warnings
namespace System.IO.Packaging
{
///
/// This class holds the core information for a StorageInfo object.
///
internal class StorageInfoCore
{
internal StorageInfoCore(
string nameStorage
) : this( nameStorage, null ) {;}
internal StorageInfoCore(
string nameStorage,
IStorage storage )
{
storageName = nameStorage;
safeIStorage = storage;
validEnumerators = new Hashtable();
// Storage and Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
elementInfoCores = new Hashtable(CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer);
}
///
/// The compound-file friendly version name.
///
internal string storageName;
///
/// A reference to "this" storage. This value is non-null only when
/// 1) The storage exists
/// 2) We had reason to open it.
/// The value may be null even when the storage exists because we may not
/// have need to go and open it.
///
internal IStorage safeIStorage;
///
/// We keep track of the enumerator objects that we've handed out.
/// If anything is changed in this storage, we go and invalidate all of
/// them and clear the list.
///
/// In theory a simple ListDictionary class is more efficient than using
/// a Hashtable class. But since we're bringing in the code for the
/// HashTable class anyway, the savings of using ListDictionary went away.
/// So even with a maximum of three elements, we use a Hashtable.
///
internal Hashtable validEnumerators;
///
/// This hash table holds the standing "core" objects for its child
/// elements. Each element may be a StorageInfoCore or a
/// StreamInfoCore.
///
internal Hashtable elementInfoCores;
}
///
/// Class for manipulating storages in the container file
///
public class StorageInfo
{
/***********************************************************************/
// Instance values
///
/// Each storage holds a reference to its parent, this way even if the
/// client app releases the reference it'll be kept in the reference graph
/// to avoid getting prematurely garbage-collected.
///
/// The only time this is allowed to be null is when this storage is the
/// root storage.
///
StorageInfo parentStorage;
///
/// Each storage holds a reference to the container root. This value will
/// be equal to null for the container root.
///
StorageRoot rootStorage;
///
/// There is one StorageInfoCore object per underlying IStorage. If
/// multiple StorageInfo objects are created that point to the same
/// underlying storage, they share the same StorageInfoCore object.
/// These are maintained by the parent storage for all its child
/// storages, with the exception of the root StorageInfo which keeps
/// its own instance in StorageRoot.
///
internal StorageInfoCore core;
// Instance name for the compression transform
private static readonly string sc_compressionTransformName = "CompressionTransform";
//Dataspace label definitions for compression and encryption combinations while creating a stream
private static readonly string sc_dataspaceLabelNoEncryptionNormalCompression = "NoEncryptionNormalCompression";
private static readonly string sc_dataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNormalCompression = "RMEncryptionNormalCompression";
///
/// We can have three valid enumerator types.
///
private enum EnumeratorTypes
{
Everything,
OnlyStorages,
OnlyStreams
}
/***********************************************************************/
// Constructors
///
/// A constructor for building the root storage.
/// This should only happen for, well, the root storage!
///
internal StorageInfo( IStorage safeIStorage )
{
core = new StorageInfoCore( null, safeIStorage );
}
///
/// Given a parent and a path under it, step through each of the path
/// elements and create an intermediate StorageInfo at each step because
/// a StorageInfo is only meaningful relative to its immediate parent -
/// multi-step relations can't be represented.
///
private void BuildStorageInfoRelativeToStorage( StorageInfo parent, string fileName )
{
parentStorage = parent;
core = parent.CoreForChildStorage( fileName );
rootStorage = parent.Root;
}
///
/// Constructor for a StorageInfo given a parent StorageInfo and a name
///
/// Reference to the parent storage
/// filename for the new StorageInfo
internal StorageInfo( StorageInfo parent, string fileName )
{
CU.CheckAgainstNull( parent, "parent" );
CU.CheckAgainstNull( fileName, "fileName" );
BuildStorageInfoRelativeToStorage( parent, fileName );
}
///
/// Respond to a request from a child StorageInfo object to give
/// it a StorageInfoCore object for the given name.
///
StorageInfoCore CoreForChildStorage( string storageNname )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
object childElement = core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ];
if( null != childElement &&
null == childElement as StorageInfoCore )
{
// Name is already in use, but not as a StorageInfo
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.NameAlreadyInUse, storageNname ));
}
else if( null == childElement )
{
// No such element with the name exist - create one.
//
childElement = new StorageInfoCore( storageNname);
core.elementInfoCores[ storageNname ] = childElement;
}
Debug.Assert( null != childElement as StorageInfoCore,
"We should have already checked to make sure childElement is either StorageInfoCore, created as one, or thrown an exception if neither is possible");
return childElement as StorageInfoCore;
}
internal StreamInfoCore CoreForChildStream( string streamName )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
object childElement = core.elementInfoCores[ streamName ];
if( null != childElement &&
null == childElement as StreamInfoCore )
{
// Name is already in use, but not as a StreamInfo
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.NameAlreadyInUse, streamName ));
}
else if( null == childElement )
{
// No such element with the name exist - create one.
//
// Check to see if there is a data space mapping on this guy
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
if( null != manager )
{
// Have data space manager - retrieve data space label for
// the child stream. The data space manager will return
// null if there isn't a data space associated with this
// stream.
childElement = new StreamInfoCore(
streamName,
manager.DataSpaceOf(
new CompoundFileStreamReference( FullNameInternal, streamName ) ) );
}
else
{
// Data space manager not yet initialized - correct behavior
// is that nothing transformed should be required at this
// point but in case of incorrect behavior we can not possibly
// recover. User gets un-transformed data instead.
childElement = new StreamInfoCore( streamName, null, null );
}
core.elementInfoCores[ streamName ] = childElement;
}
Debug.Assert( null != childElement as StreamInfoCore,
"We should have already checked to make sure childElement is either StreamInfoCore, created as one, or thrown an exception if neither is possible");
return childElement as StreamInfoCore;
}
/***********************************************************************/
// public Properties
///
/// The name for this storage
///
public string Name
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return core.storageName;
}
}
/***********************************************************************/
// public Methods
///
/// Creates "this" stream
///
/// Name of stream
/// CompressionOptiont
/// EncryptionOption
/// Reference to new stream
public StreamInfo CreateStream( string name, CompressionOption compressionOption, EncryptionOption encryptionOption )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
// Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
if (((IEqualityComparer) CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer).Equals(name,
EncryptedPackageEnvelope.PackageStreamName))
throw new ArgumentException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamNameNotValid,name));
//create a new streaminfo object
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name, compressionOption, encryptionOption);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamAlreadyExist));
}
//Define the compression and encryption options in the dataspacemanager
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
string dataSpaceLabel = null;
if (manager != null)
{
//case : Compression option is set. Stream need to be compressed. Define compression transform.
//At this time, we only treat CompressionOption - Normal and None. The rest are treated as Normal
if (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed)
{
//If it is not defined already, define it.
if (!manager.TransformLabelIsDefined(sc_compressionTransformName))
manager.DefineTransform(CompressionTransform.ClassTransformIdentifier, sc_compressionTransformName);
}
//case : Encryption option is set. Stream need to be encrypted. Define encryption transform.
if (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement)
{
//If it not defined already, define it.
if (!manager.TransformLabelIsDefined(EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName))
{
//We really cannot define RM transform completely here because the transform initialization cannot be done here without publishlicense and cryptoprovider.
//However it will always be defined because this method is accessed only through an EncryptedPackageEnvelope and RM transform is always defined in EncryptedPackageEnvelope.Create()
throw new SystemException(SR.Get(SRID.RightsManagementEncryptionTransformNotFound));
}
}
//Now find the dataspace label that we need to define these transforms in.
//CASE: When both CompressionOption and EncryptionOption are set
if ( (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed) && (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement) )
{
dataSpaceLabel = sc_dataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNormalCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[2];
//compress the data first. then encrypt it. This ordering will cause the content to be compressed, then encrypted, then written to the stream.
transformStack[0] = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName;
transformStack[1] = sc_compressionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//CASE : when CompressionOption alone is set
else if ( (compressionOption != CompressionOption.NotCompressed) && (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.None) )
{
dataSpaceLabel = sc_dataspaceLabelNoEncryptionNormalCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[1];
transformStack[0] = sc_compressionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//CASE : when EncryptionOption alone is set
else if (encryptionOption == EncryptionOption.RightsManagement)
{
dataSpaceLabel = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.DataspaceLabelRMEncryptionNoCompression;
if (!manager.DataSpaceIsDefined(dataSpaceLabel))
{
string[] transformStack = new string[1];
transformStack[0] = EncryptedPackageEnvelope.EncryptionTransformName;
manager.DefineDataSpace(transformStack, dataSpaceLabel);
}
}
//All the other cases are not handled at this point.
}
//create the underlying stream
if (null == dataSpaceLabel)
streamInfo.Create(); //create the stream with default parameters
else
streamInfo.Create(dataSpaceLabel); //create the stream in the defined dataspace
return streamInfo;
}
///
/// Creates "this" stream
///
/// Name of stream
/// Reference to new stream
public StreamInfo CreateStream( string name )
{
//create the stream with out any compression or encryption options.
return CreateStream(name,CompressionOption.NotCompressed,EncryptionOption.None);
}
///
/// Returns the streaminfo by the passed name.
///
/// Name of stream
/// Reference to the stream
public StreamInfo GetStreamInfo(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
return streamInfo;
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StreamNotExist));
}
}
///
/// Check if the stream exists.
///
/// Name of stream
/// True if exists, False if not
public bool StreamExists(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
bool streamExists = false;
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
streamExists = streamInfo.InternalExists();
return streamExists;
}
///
/// Deleted the stream with the passed name.
///
/// Name of stream
public void DeleteStream(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StreamInfo streamInfo = new StreamInfo(this, name);
if (streamInfo.InternalExists())
{
streamInfo.Delete();
}
}
///
/// Creates a storage using "this" one as parent
///
/// Name of new storage
/// Reference to new storage
public StorageInfo CreateSubStorage( string name )
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
return CreateStorage(name);
}
///
/// Returns the storage by the passed name.
///
/// Name of storage
/// Reference to the storage
public StorageInfo GetSubStorageInfo(string name)
{
//Find if this storage exists
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
if (storageInfo.InternalExists(name))
{
return storageInfo;
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StorageNotExist));
}
}
///
/// Checks if a storage exists by the passed name.
///
/// Name of storage
/// Reference to new storage
public bool SubStorageExists(string name)
{
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
return storageInfo.InternalExists(name);
}
///
/// Deletes a storage recursively.
///
/// Name of storage
public void DeleteSubStorage(string name)
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
//check the arguments
if( null == name )
throw new ArgumentNullException("name");
StorageInfo storageInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
if (storageInfo.InternalExists(name))
{
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Go ahead and delete "this" storage
DestroyElement( name );
}
//We will not throw exceptions if the storage does not exist. This is to be consistent with Package.DeletePart.
}
///
/// Provides a snapshot picture of the streams currently within this storage
/// object. The array that returns will not be updated with additions/
/// removals of streams, but the individual StreamInfo objects within will
/// reflect the state of their respective streams.
///
///
/// This follows the precedent of DirectoryInfo.GetFiles()
///
///
/// Array of StreamInfo objects, each pointing to a stream within this
/// storage. Empty (zero-length) array if there are no streams.
///
public StreamInfo[] GetStreams()
{
// Make sure 'this' storage is alive and well.
CheckDisposedStatus();
VerifyExists();
// Build an array of StreamInfo objects
EnsureArrayForEnumeration(EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams);
// Because we're handing out a snapshot, we can't simply hand out a
// reference to the core.validEnumerators array. We need to make a
// copy that has the references of the array. This way the array
// we return will remain if we invalidate the arrays.
// Fortunately ArrayList.ToArray makes a copy, perfect for our needs.
ArrayList streamArray =
(ArrayList)core.validEnumerators[EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams];
Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null);
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null)
return (StreamInfo[])streamArray.ToArray(typeof(StreamInfo));
}
///
/// Provides a snapshot picture of the sub-storages currently within this storage
/// object. The array that returns will not be updated with additions/
/// removals of storages, but the individual StorageInfo objects within will
/// reflect the state of their respective sub-storages.
///
///
/// This follows the precedent of DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories()
///
///
/// Array of StorageInfo objects, each pointing to a sub-storage within this
/// storage. Empty (zero-length) array if there are no sub-storages.
///
public StorageInfo[] GetSubStorages()
{
// Make sure 'this' storage is alive and well.
CheckDisposedStatus();
VerifyExists();
// See GetStreams counterpart for details.
EnsureArrayForEnumeration(EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages);
ArrayList storageArray =
(ArrayList)core.validEnumerators[EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages];
Invariant.Assert(storageArray != null);
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(streamArray != null)
return (StorageInfo[])storageArray.ToArray(typeof(StorageInfo));
}
/***********************************************************************/
// Internal/Private functionality
internal string FullNameInternal
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return CU.ConvertStringArrayPathToBackSlashPath(BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal());
}
}
///
/// Get a reference to the container instance
///
internal StorageRoot Root
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null == rootStorage )
return (StorageRoot)this;
else
return rootStorage;
}
}
///
/// Because it is valid to have a StorageInfo point to a storage that
/// doesn't yet actually exist, use this to see if it does.
///
internal bool Exists
{
get
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
return InternalExists();
}
}
///
/// Creates "this" storage
///
internal void Create()
{
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null != parentStorage ) // Only root storage has null parentStorage
{
// Root storage always exists so we don't do any of this
// if we're not the root.
if( !parentStorage.Exists )
{
// We need the parent to exist before we can exist.
parentStorage.Create();
}
if( !InternalExists() )
{
// If we don't exist, then ask parent to create us.
parentStorage.CreateStorage( core.storageName );
}
//else if we already exist, we're done here.
}
}
private StorageInfo CreateStorage(string name)
{
// Create new StorageInfo
StorageInfo newSubStorage = new StorageInfo( this, name );
// Make it real
if( !newSubStorage.InternalExists(name) )
{
/* TBD
if( !CU.IsValidCompoundFileName(name))
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnableToCreateStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
*/
// It doesn't already exist, please create.
StorageInfoCore newStorage = core.elementInfoCores[ name ] as StorageInfoCore;
Invariant.Assert( null != newStorage);
int nativeCallErrorCode = core.safeIStorage.CreateStorage(
name,
(GetStat().grfMode & SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_READWRITE_Bits)
| SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE,
0,
0,
#pragma warning suppress 6506 // Invariant.Assert(null != newStorage)
out newStorage.safeIStorage );
if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.S_OK != nativeCallErrorCode )
{
if( nativeCallErrorCode == SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_ACCESSDENIED )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotCreateAccessDenied),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
else
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnableToCreateStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage.CreateStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
}
// Invalidate enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators();
}
else
{
throw new IOException(SR.Get(SRID.StorageAlreadyExist));
}
// Return a reference
return newSubStorage;
}
///
/// Deletes a storage, recursively if specified.
///
/// Whether to recursive delete all existing content
/// Name of storage
internal bool Delete( bool recursive , string name)
{
bool storageDeleted = false;
CheckDisposedStatus();
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// We are the root storage, you can't "delete" the root storage!
throw new InvalidOperationException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteRoot));
}
if( InternalExists(name) )
{
if( !recursive && !StorageIsEmpty())
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteNonEmptyStorage));
}
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Go ahead and delete "this" storage
parentStorage.DestroyElement( name );
storageDeleted = true;
}
//We will not throw exceptions if the storage does not exist. This is to be consistent with Package.DeletePart.
return storageDeleted;
}
///
/// When a substorage is getting deleted, its references in the dataspacemanager's transform definition are removed.
/// This is called recursively because the DeleteSubStorage deletes all its children by default.
///
internal void RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(StorageInfo storageInfo)
{
StorageInfo[] subStorages = storageInfo.GetSubStorages();
foreach(StorageInfo storage in subStorages)
{
//If this is a storage, call recursively till we encounter a stream. Then we can use that container (storage,stream) reference to remove from the
// dataspace manager's data space map.
RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(storage); //recursive call
}
//Now we have StorageInfo. Find if there is a stream underneath so a container can be used as reference in data space map of data spacemanager.
StreamInfo[] streams = storageInfo.GetStreams();
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
foreach(StreamInfo stream in streams)
{
manager.RemoveContainerFromDataSpaceMap(new CompoundFileStreamReference( storageInfo.FullNameInternal, stream.Name ));
}
}
///
/// Destroys an element and removes the references ued internally.
///
internal void DestroyElement( string elementNameInternal )
{
object deadElementWalking = core.elementInfoCores[ elementNameInternal ];
// It's an internal error if we try to call this without first
// verifying that it is indeed there.
Debug.Assert( null != deadElementWalking,
"Caller should have already verified that there's something to delete.");
// Can't delete if we're in read-only mode. This catches some but not
// all invalid delete scenarios - anything else would come back as a
// COMException of some kind that will be caught and wrapped in an
// IOException in the try/catch below.
if( FileAccess.Read == Root.OpenAccess )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteInReadOnly));
}
//Clean out the entry in dataspacemanager for stream transforms
DataSpaceManager manager = Root.GetDataSpaceManager();
if( null != manager )
{
if( deadElementWalking is StorageInfoCore )
{
//if the element getting deleted is a storage, make sure to delete all its children's references.
string name = ((StorageInfoCore)deadElementWalking).storageName;
StorageInfo stInfo = new StorageInfo(this, name);
RemoveSubStorageEntryFromDataSpaceMap(stInfo);
}
else if( deadElementWalking is StreamInfoCore )
{
//if the element getting deleted is a stream, the container reference should be removed from dataspacemap of dataspace manager.
manager.RemoveContainerFromDataSpaceMap(new CompoundFileStreamReference( FullNameInternal, elementNameInternal ));
}
}
// Make the call to the underlying OLE mechanism to remove the element.
try
{
core.safeIStorage.DestroyElement( elementNameInternal );
}
catch( COMException e )
{
if( e.ErrorCode == SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_ACCESSDENIED )
{
throw new UnauthorizedAccessException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDeleteAccessDenied),
e );
}
else
{
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotDelete),
e );
}
}
// Invalidate enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators();
// Remove the now-meaningless name, which also signifies disposed status.
if( deadElementWalking is StorageInfoCore )
{
StorageInfoCore deadStorageInfoCore = (StorageInfoCore)deadElementWalking;
// Erase this storage's existence
deadStorageInfoCore.storageName = null;
if( null != deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage )
{
((IDisposable) deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage).Dispose();
deadStorageInfoCore.safeIStorage = null;
}
}
else if( deadElementWalking is StreamInfoCore )
{
StreamInfoCore deadStreamInfoCore = (StreamInfoCore)deadElementWalking;
// Erase this stream's existence
deadStreamInfoCore.streamName = null;
try
{
if (null != deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream)
{
((Stream)(deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream)).Close();
}
}
catch(Exception e)
{
if(CriticalExceptions.IsCriticalException(e))
{
// PreSharp Warning 56500
throw;
}
else
{
// We don't care if there are any issues -
// the user wanted this stream gone anyway.
}
}
deadStreamInfoCore.exposedStream = null;
if( null != deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream )
{
((IDisposable) deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream).Dispose();
deadStreamInfoCore.safeIStream = null;
}
}
// Remove reference for destroyed element
core.elementInfoCores.Remove(elementNameInternal);
}
///
/// Looks for a storage element with the given name, retrieves its
/// STATSTG if found.
///
/// Name to look for in this storage
/// If found, a copy of STATSTG for it
/// true if found
internal bool FindStatStgOfName( string streamName, out System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG statStg )
{
bool nameFound = false;
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out statStg, out actual );
// Loop and get everything
while( 0 < actual && !nameFound )
{
// Stream names: we preserve casing, but do case-insensitive comparison (Native CompoundFile API behavior)
if(((IEqualityComparer) CU.StringCaseInsensitiveComparer).Equals(streamName,
statStg.pwcsName))
{
nameFound = true;
}
else
{
// Move on to the next element
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out statStg, out actual );
}
}
// Release enumerator
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
return nameFound;
}
///
/// Find out if a storage is empty of elements
///
/// true if storage is empty
internal bool StorageIsEmpty()
{
// Is there a better way than to check if enumerator has nothing?
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG dummySTATSTG;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out dummySTATSTG, out actual );
// Release enumerator
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
// If the first "Next" call returns nothing, then there's nothing here.
return ( 0 == actual );
}
///
/// If anything about this storage has changed, we need to go out and
/// invalidate every outstanding enumerator so any attempt to use them
/// will result in InvalidOperationException as specified for IEnumerator
/// interface implementers
///
internal void InvalidateEnumerators()
{
InvalidateEnumerators( core );
}
///
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, clears the enumerators associated with it.
///
private static void InvalidateEnumerators( StorageInfoCore invalidateCore )
{
// It is not enough to simply clear the validEnumerators collection,
// we have to clear the individual elements to let them know the
// outstanding enumerator is no longer valid.
foreach( object entry in invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Values )
{
((ArrayList)entry).Clear();
}
invalidateCore.validEnumerators.Clear();
}
///
/// This will build a full path to this storage from the parent full
/// name and our storage name. The array is basically the same as the
/// parent storage's Name property plus one element - our
/// storageName
///
/// ArrayList designating the path of this storage
internal ArrayList BuildFullNameFromParentName()
{
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// special case for root storage
return new ArrayList();
}
else
{
ArrayList parentArray = parentStorage.BuildFullNameFromParentName();
parentArray.Add(core.storageName);
return parentArray;
}
}
///
/// Counterpart to BuildFullNameFromParentName that uses the internal
/// normalized names instead.
///
internal ArrayList BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal()
{
if( null == parentStorage )
{
// special case for root storage
return new ArrayList();
}
else
{
ArrayList parentArray = parentStorage.BuildFullNameInternalFromParentNameInternal();
parentArray.Add(core.storageName);
return parentArray;
}
}
///
/// This needs to be available to StreamInfo so it can actually create itself
///
internal IStorage SafeIStorage
{
get
{
VerifyExists();
return core.safeIStorage;
}
}
///
/// Every method here have a need to check if the storage exists before
/// proceeeding with the operation. However, for reasons I don't fully
/// understand we're discouraged from methods calling on other externally
/// visible methods, so they can't just call Exists(). So I just pull
/// it out to an InternalExists method.
///
/// At this time I believe only two methods call this - Exists() because
/// it really wants to know, VerifyExists() because it's called by
/// everybody else just to see that the storage exists before proceeding.
///
/// If this returns true, the storage cache pointer should be live.
///
/// Whether "this" storage exists
bool InternalExists()
{
return InternalExists( core.storageName );
}
///
/// Every method here have a need to check if the storage exists before
/// proceeeding with the operation. However, for reasons I don't fully
/// understand we're discouraged from methods calling on other externally
/// visible methods, so they can't just call Exists(). So I just pull
/// it out to an InternalExists method.
///
/// At this time I believe only two methods call this - Exists() because
/// it really wants to know, VerifyExists() because it's called by
/// everybody else just to see that the storage exists before proceeding.
///
/// If this returns true, the storage cache pointer should be live.
///
/// Whether "this" storage exists
bool InternalExists(string name)
{
// We can't have an IStorage unless we exist.
if( null != core.safeIStorage )
{
return true;
}
// If we are the root storage, we always exist.
if( null == parentStorage )
{
return true;
}
// If the parent storage does not exist, we can't possibly exist
if( !parentStorage.Exists )
{
return false;
}
// Now things get more complicated... we know that:
// * We are not the root
// * We have a valid parent
// * We don't have an IStorage interface
// The most obvious way to check is to try opening the storage and
// see what happens. It's supposed to be fairly fast and easy
// because it stays within the DocFile FAT, and that'll give
// us our IStorage cache pointer too.
return parentStorage.CanOpenStorage( name );
}
bool CanOpenStorage( string nameInternal )
{
bool openSuccess = false;
StorageInfoCore childCore = core.elementInfoCores[ nameInternal ] as StorageInfoCore ;
Debug.Assert( null != childCore, "Expected a child with valid core object in cache" );
int nativeCallErrorCode = 0;
nativeCallErrorCode = core.safeIStorage.OpenStorage(
nameInternal,
null,
(GetStat().grfMode & SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_READWRITE_Bits)
| SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGM_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out childCore.safeIStorage );
if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.S_OK == nativeCallErrorCode )
{
openSuccess = true;
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STG_E_FILENOTFOUND != nativeCallErrorCode )
{
// Error is not STG_E_FILENOTFOUND, pass it on.
throw new IOException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotOpenStorage),
new COMException(
SR.Get(SRID.NamedAPIFailure, "IStorage::OpenStorage"),
nativeCallErrorCode ));
}
// STG_E_NOTFOUND - return openSuccess as false
return openSuccess;
}
///
/// Most of the time internal methods that want to do an internal check
/// to see if a storage exists is only interested in proceeding if it does.
/// If it doesn't, abort with an exception. This implements the little
/// shortcut.
///
void VerifyExists()
{
if( !InternalExists() )
{
throw new DirectoryNotFoundException(
SR.Get(SRID.CanNotOnNonExistStorage));
}
return;
}
///
/// Grabs the STATSTG representing us
///
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG GetStat()
{
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG returnValue;
VerifyExists();
core.safeIStorage.Stat( out returnValue, 0 );
return returnValue;
}
///
/// Convert a System.Runtime.InteropServices.FILETIME struct to the CLR
/// DateTime class. Strange that the straightforward conversion doesn't
/// already exist. Perhaps I'm just not finding it. DateTime has a
/// method to convert itself to FILETIME, but only supports creating a
/// DateTime from a 64-bit value representing FILETIME instead of the
/// FILETIME struct itself.
///
DateTime ConvertFILETIMEToDateTime( System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.FILETIME time )
{
// We should let the user know when the time is not valid, rather than
// return a bogus date of Dec 31. 1600.
if( 0 == time.dwHighDateTime &&
0 == time.dwLowDateTime )
throw new NotSupportedException(
SR.Get(SRID.TimeStampNotAvailable));
// CLR
return DateTime.FromFileTime(
(((long)time.dwHighDateTime) << 32) +
(uint)time.dwLowDateTime ); // This second uint is very important!!
}
///
/// Given a StorageInfoCore, recursively release objects associated with
/// sub-storages and then releases objects associated with self.
///
///
/// This didn't used to be a static method - but this caused some problems.
/// All operations need to be on the given parameter "startCore". If this
/// wasn't static, the code had access to the member "core" and that's not
/// the right StorageInfoCore to use. This caused some bugs that would have
/// been avoided if this was static. To prevent future bugs of similar
/// nature, I made this static.
///
internal static void RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( StorageInfoCore startCore )
{
// If the underlying IStorage pointer is null, we never did anything
// with this storage or anything under it. We can halt our recursion
// here.
if( startCore.safeIStorage == null )
return;
try
{
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things on the storage represented by startCore.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Call clean-up code for things *under* startCore.
// See if we have child storages and streams, and if so, close them
// down.
foreach( object o in startCore.elementInfoCores.Values )
{
if( o is StorageInfoCore )
{
RecursiveStorageInfoCoreRelease( (StorageInfoCore)o );
}
else if( o is StreamInfoCore )
{
StreamInfoCore streamRelease = (StreamInfoCore)o;
try
{
if (null != streamRelease.exposedStream)
{
((Stream)(streamRelease.exposedStream)).Close();
}
streamRelease.exposedStream = null;
}
finally
{
// We need this release and null-out to happen even if we
// ran into problems with the clean-up code above.
if( null != streamRelease.safeIStream)
{
((IDisposable) streamRelease.safeIStream).Dispose();
streamRelease.safeIStream = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
((StreamInfoCore)o).streamName = null;
}
}
}
// All child objects freed, clear out the enumerators
InvalidateEnumerators( startCore );
}
finally
{
// We want to make sure this happens even if any of the cleanup
// above fails, so that's why it's in a "finally" block here.
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Free unmanaged resources associated with the startCore storage
if( null != startCore.safeIStorage)
{
((IDisposable) startCore.safeIStorage).Dispose();
startCore.safeIStorage = null;
}
// Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
startCore.storageName = null;
}
}
// Check whether this StorageInfo is still valid. Throw if disposed.
internal void CheckDisposedStatus()
{
// null == parentStorage means we're root.
if( StorageDisposed )
throw new ObjectDisposedException(null, SR.Get(SRID.StorageInfoDisposed));
}
// Check whether this StorageInfo is still valid.
internal bool StorageDisposed
{
get
{
// null == parentStorage means we're root.
if( null != parentStorage )
{
// Check our core reference to see if we're valid
if( null == core.storageName ) // Null name in core signifies the core object is disposed
{
// We have been deleted
return true;
}
// We're not the root storage - check parent.
return parentStorage.StorageDisposed;
}
else if (this is StorageRoot)
{
return ((StorageRoot)this).RootDisposed;
}
else
{
Debug.Assert(rootStorage != null, "Root storage cannot be null if StorageInfo and empty parentStorage");
return rootStorage.RootDisposed;
}
}
}
// There is a hash table in the core object core.validEnumerators that
// caches the arrays used to hand out the enumerations of this storage
// object. A call to this method will ensure that the array exists. If
// it already exists, this is a no-op. If it doesn't yet exist, it is
// built before we return.
// When this function exits, core.validEnumerators(desiredArrayType) will
// have an array of the appropriate type.
private void EnsureArrayForEnumeration( EnumeratorTypes desiredArrayType )
{
Debug.Assert(
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams,
"Invalid type enumeration value is being used to build enumerator array" );
Debug.Assert( InternalExists(),
"It is the responsibility of the caller to ensure that storage exists (and is not disposed - which is harder to check at this point so it wasn't done.)");
if( null == core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ] )
{
ArrayList storageElems = new ArrayList();
string externalName = null;
// Set up IEnumSTATSTG
System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes.STATSTG enumElement;
UInt32 actual;
IEnumSTATSTG safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
core.safeIStorage.EnumElements(
0,
IntPtr.Zero,
0,
out safeIEnumSTATSTG );
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Reset();
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out enumElement, out actual );
// Loop and get everything
while( 0 < actual )
{
externalName = enumElement.pwcsName;
// In an enumerator, we don't return anything within the reserved
// name range. (First character is \x0001 - \x001F)
if( CU.IsReservedName(externalName ) )
{
; // Do nothing for reserved names.
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGTY_STORAGE == enumElement.type )
{
if( desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStorages )
{
// Add reference to a storage to enumerator array
storageElems.Add(new StorageInfo(this, externalName));
}
}
else if( SafeNativeCompoundFileConstants.STGTY_STREAM == enumElement.type )
{
if( desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.Everything ||
desiredArrayType == EnumeratorTypes.OnlyStreams )
{
// Add reference to a stream to enumerator array
storageElems.Add(new StreamInfo(this, externalName));
}
}
else
{
throw new NotSupportedException(
SR.Get(SRID.UnsupportedTypeEncounteredWhenBuildingStgEnum));
}
// Move on to the next element
safeIEnumSTATSTG.Next( 1, out enumElement, out actual );
}
core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ] = storageElems;
// Release IEnumSTATSTG
((IDisposable) safeIEnumSTATSTG).Dispose();
safeIEnumSTATSTG = null;
}
Debug.Assert( null != core.validEnumerators[ desiredArrayType ],
"We failed to ensure the proper array for enumeration" );
}
}
}
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- TypeUsage.cs
- CodeMemberMethod.cs
- FocusWithinProperty.cs
- Gdiplus.cs
- XsltArgumentList.cs
- SpellCheck.cs
- AuditLogLocation.cs
- PassportAuthentication.cs
- webeventbuffer.cs
- TagMapInfo.cs
- HotSpot.cs
- StringUtil.cs
- RolePrincipal.cs
- DataSourceCacheDurationConverter.cs
- WebPartConnection.cs
- TextEffectCollection.cs
- TransformerInfo.cs
- MD5HashHelper.cs
- Grant.cs
- HttpAsyncResult.cs
- WebControlAdapter.cs
- TraceInternal.cs
- TcpServerChannel.cs
- WebSysDisplayNameAttribute.cs
- BamlResourceContent.cs
- InstallerTypeAttribute.cs
- PiiTraceSource.cs
- XAMLParseException.cs
- PropertyDescriptorComparer.cs
- SessionStateContainer.cs
- IndicFontClient.cs
- MarkupCompilePass1.cs
- StrongNameIdentityPermission.cs