CommonTimeManagementServicepublic class CommonTimeManagementService extends android.os.Binder
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private static final String | TAG | private static final int | NATIVE_SERVICE_RECONNECT_TIMEOUT | private static final String | AUTO_DISABLE_PROP | private static final String | ALLOW_WIFI_PROP | private static final String | SERVER_PRIO_PROP | private static final String | NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT_PROP | private static final boolean | AUTO_DISABLE | private static final boolean | ALLOW_WIFI | private static final byte | BASE_SERVER_PRIO | private static final int | NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT | private static final InterfaceScoreRule[] | IFACE_SCORE_RULES | private final android.content.Context | mContext | private android.os.INetworkManagementService | mNetMgr | private android.os.CommonTimeConfig | mCTConfig | private String | mCurIface | private android.os.Handler | mReconnectHandler | private android.os.Handler | mNoInterfaceHandler | private Object | mLock | private boolean | mDetectedAtStartup | private byte | mEffectivePrio | private android.net.INetworkManagementEventObserver | mIfaceObserver | private android.content.BroadcastReceiver | mConnectivityMangerObserver | private CommonTimeConfig.OnServerDiedListener | mCTServerDiedListener | private Runnable | mReconnectRunnable | private Runnable | mNoInterfaceRunnable |
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public CommonTimeManagementService(android.content.Context context)
/*
* Public interface (constructor, systemReady and dump)
*/
mContext = context;
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Methods Summary |
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private void | cleanupTimeConfig()
mReconnectHandler.removeCallbacks(mReconnectRunnable);
mNoInterfaceHandler.removeCallbacks(mNoInterfaceRunnable);
if (null != mCTConfig) {
mCTConfig.release();
mCTConfig = null;
}
| private void | connectToTimeConfig()
// Get access to the common time service configuration interface. If we catch a remote
// exception in the process (service crashed or no running for w/e reason), schedule an
// attempt to reconnect in the future.
cleanupTimeConfig();
try {
synchronized (mLock) {
mCTConfig = new CommonTimeConfig();
mCTConfig.setServerDiedListener(mCTServerDiedListener);
mCurIface = mCTConfig.getInterfaceBinding();
mCTConfig.setAutoDisable(AUTO_DISABLE);
mCTConfig.setMasterElectionPriority(mEffectivePrio);
}
if (NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT >= 0)
mNoInterfaceHandler.postDelayed(mNoInterfaceRunnable, NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT);
reevaluateServiceState();
}
catch (RemoteException e) {
scheduleTimeConfigReconnect();
}
| protected void | dump(java.io.FileDescriptor fd, java.io.PrintWriter pw, java.lang.String[] args)
if (mContext.checkCallingOrSelfPermission(android.Manifest.permission.DUMP)
!= PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED) {
pw.println(String.format(
"Permission Denial: can't dump CommonTimeManagement service from from " +
"pid=%d, uid=%d", Binder.getCallingPid(), Binder.getCallingUid()));
return;
}
if (!mDetectedAtStartup) {
pw.println("Native Common Time service was not detected at startup. " +
"Service is unavailable");
return;
}
synchronized (mLock) {
pw.println("Current Common Time Management Service Config:");
pw.println(String.format(" Native service : %s",
(null == mCTConfig) ? "reconnecting"
: "alive"));
pw.println(String.format(" Bound interface : %s",
(null == mCurIface ? "unbound" : mCurIface)));
pw.println(String.format(" Allow WiFi : %s", ALLOW_WIFI ? "yes" : "no"));
pw.println(String.format(" Allow Auto Disable : %s", AUTO_DISABLE ? "yes" : "no"));
pw.println(String.format(" Server Priority : %d", mEffectivePrio));
pw.println(String.format(" No iface timeout : %d", NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT));
}
| private void | handleNoInterfaceTimeout()
if (null != mCTConfig) {
Log.i(TAG, "Timeout waiting for interface to come up. " +
"Forcing networkless master mode.");
if (CommonTimeConfig.ERROR_DEAD_OBJECT == mCTConfig.forceNetworklessMasterMode())
scheduleTimeConfigReconnect();
}
| private void | reevaluateServiceState()
String bindIface = null;
byte bestScore = -1;
try {
// Check to see if this interface is suitable to use for time synchronization.
//
// TODO : This selection algorithm needs to be enhanced for use with mobile devices. In
// particular, the choice of whether to a wireless interface or not should not be an all
// or nothing thing controlled by properties. It would probably be better if the
// platform had some concept of public wireless networks vs. home or friendly wireless
// networks (something a user would configure in settings or when a new interface is
// added). Then this algorithm could pick only wireless interfaces which were flagged
// as friendly, and be dormant when on public wireless networks.
//
// Another issue which needs to be dealt with is the use of driver supplied interface
// name to determine the network type. The fact that the wireless interface on a device
// is named "wlan0" is just a matter of convention; its not a 100% rule. For example,
// there are devices out there where the wireless is name "tiwlan0", not "wlan0". The
// internal network management interfaces in Android have all of the information needed
// to make a proper classification, there is just no way (currently) to fetch an
// interface's type (available from the ConnectionManager) as well as its address
// (available from either the java.net interfaces or from the NetworkManagment service).
// Both can enumerate interfaces, but that is no way to correlate their results (no
// common shared key; although using the interface name in the connection manager would
// be a good start). Until this gets resolved, we resort to substring searching for
// tags like wlan and eth.
//
String ifaceList[] = mNetMgr.listInterfaces();
if (null != ifaceList) {
for (String iface : ifaceList) {
byte thisScore = -1;
for (InterfaceScoreRule r : IFACE_SCORE_RULES) {
if (iface.contains(r.mPrefix)) {
thisScore = r.mScore;
break;
}
}
if (thisScore <= bestScore)
continue;
InterfaceConfiguration config = mNetMgr.getInterfaceConfig(iface);
if (null == config)
continue;
if (config.isActive()) {
bindIface = iface;
bestScore = thisScore;
}
}
}
}
catch (RemoteException e) {
// Bad news; we should not be getting remote exceptions from the connectivity manager
// since it is running in SystemServer along side of us. It probably does not matter
// what we do here, but go ahead and unbind the common time service in this case, just
// so we have some defined behavior.
bindIface = null;
}
boolean doRebind = true;
synchronized (mLock) {
if ((null != bindIface) && (null == mCurIface)) {
Log.e(TAG, String.format("Binding common time service to %s.", bindIface));
mCurIface = bindIface;
} else
if ((null == bindIface) && (null != mCurIface)) {
Log.e(TAG, "Unbinding common time service.");
mCurIface = null;
} else
if ((null != bindIface) && (null != mCurIface) && !bindIface.equals(mCurIface)) {
Log.e(TAG, String.format("Switching common time service binding from %s to %s.",
mCurIface, bindIface));
mCurIface = bindIface;
} else {
doRebind = false;
}
}
if (doRebind && (null != mCTConfig)) {
byte newPrio = (bestScore > 0)
? (byte)(bestScore * BASE_SERVER_PRIO)
: BASE_SERVER_PRIO;
if (newPrio != mEffectivePrio) {
mEffectivePrio = newPrio;
mCTConfig.setMasterElectionPriority(mEffectivePrio);
}
int res = mCTConfig.setNetworkBinding(mCurIface);
if (res != CommonTimeConfig.SUCCESS)
scheduleTimeConfigReconnect();
else if (NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT >= 0) {
mNoInterfaceHandler.removeCallbacks(mNoInterfaceRunnable);
if (null == mCurIface)
mNoInterfaceHandler.postDelayed(mNoInterfaceRunnable, NO_INTERFACE_TIMEOUT);
}
}
| private void | scheduleTimeConfigReconnect()
cleanupTimeConfig();
Log.w(TAG, String.format("Native service died, will reconnect in %d mSec",
NATIVE_SERVICE_RECONNECT_TIMEOUT));
mReconnectHandler.postDelayed(mReconnectRunnable,
NATIVE_SERVICE_RECONNECT_TIMEOUT);
| void | systemRunning()
if (ServiceManager.checkService(CommonTimeConfig.SERVICE_NAME) == null) {
Log.i(TAG, "No common time service detected on this platform. " +
"Common time services will be unavailable.");
return;
}
mDetectedAtStartup = true;
IBinder b = ServiceManager.getService(Context.NETWORKMANAGEMENT_SERVICE);
mNetMgr = INetworkManagementService.Stub.asInterface(b);
// Network manager is running along-side us, so we should never receiver a remote exception
// while trying to register this observer.
try {
mNetMgr.registerObserver(mIfaceObserver);
}
catch (RemoteException e) { }
// Register with the connectivity manager for connectivity changed intents.
IntentFilter filter = new IntentFilter();
filter.addAction(ConnectivityManager.CONNECTIVITY_ACTION);
mContext.registerReceiver(mConnectivityMangerObserver, filter);
// Connect to the common time config service and apply the initial configuration.
connectToTimeConfig();
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