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;;  S U P P O R T   F U N C T I O N S
;;======================================================================

;; if a server is either running or in the process of starting call client:setup
;; else return #f to let the calling proc know that there is no server available
;;
(define (rmt:get-connection-info areapath runremote) ;; TODO: push areapath down.
  (let* ((cinfo     (if (remote? runremote)

			(remote-conndat runremote)
			#f)))
	  (if cinfo
	      cinfo
	      (if (server:check-if-running areapath)
		  (client:setup areapath runremote)
		  #f))))

(define (rmt:on-homehost? runremote)
  (let* ((hh-dat (remote-hh-dat runremote)))
    (if (pair? hh-dat)
	(cdr hh-dat)
	(begin
	  (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "hh-dat="hh-dat)







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;;  S U P P O R T   F U N C T I O N S
;;======================================================================

;; if a server is either running or in the process of starting call client:setup
;; else return #f to let the calling proc know that there is no server available
;;
(define (rmt:get-connection-info areapath runremote) ;; TODO: push areapath down.
  (let* ((cinfo     (if (and (remote? runremote)
			     (remote-api-url runremote)) ;; we have a connection
			runremote
			#f)))
    (if cinfo
	cinfo
	(if (server:check-if-running areapath)
	    (client:setup areapath runremote)
	    #f))))

(define (rmt:on-homehost? runremote)
  (let* ((hh-dat (remote-hh-dat runremote)))
    (if (pair? hh-dat)
	(cdr hh-dat)
	(begin
	  (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "hh-dat="hh-dat)
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			(remote-server-id-set! *runremote* (server:record->id server-info)))))  
	  (set! runremote   *runremote*))) ;; new runremote will come from this on next iteration
    
    ;; DOT SET_HOMEHOST; // leaving off - doesn't really add to the clarity
    ;; DOT MUTEXLOCK -> SET_HOMEHOST [label="no homehost?"];
    ;; DOT SET_HOMEHOST -> MUTEXLOCK;
    ;; ensure we have a homehost record
    (if (not (pair? (remote-hh-dat runremote)))  ;; not on homehost

	(thread-sleep! 0.1) ;; since we shouldn't get here, delay a little
	(let ((hh-data (server:choose-server areapath 'homehost)))
	  (remote-hh-dat-set! runremote (or hh-data (cons #f #f)))))
    
    ;;(print "BB> readonly-mode is "readonly-mode" dbfile is "dbfile)
    (cond
     #;((> (- (current-seconds)(remote-connect-time runremote)) 180) ;; reconnect to server every 180 seconds







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			(remote-server-id-set! *runremote* (server:record->id server-info)))))  
	  (set! runremote   *runremote*))) ;; new runremote will come from this on next iteration
    
    ;; DOT SET_HOMEHOST; // leaving off - doesn't really add to the clarity
    ;; DOT MUTEXLOCK -> SET_HOMEHOST [label="no homehost?"];
    ;; DOT SET_HOMEHOST -> MUTEXLOCK;
    ;; ensure we have a homehost record
    (if (or (not (pair? (remote-hh-dat runremote)))  ;; not on homehost
	    (not (cdr (remote-hh-dat runremote))))   ;; not on homehost
	(thread-sleep! 0.1) ;; since we shouldn't get here, delay a little
	(let ((hh-data (server:choose-server areapath 'homehost)))
	  (remote-hh-dat-set! runremote (or hh-data (cons #f #f)))))
    
    ;;(print "BB> readonly-mode is "readonly-mode" dbfile is "dbfile)
    (cond
     #;((> (- (current-seconds)(remote-connect-time runremote)) 180) ;; reconnect to server every 180 seconds
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     ;; also, the expire-time calculation might not be correct. We want, time-since-last-server-access > (server:get-timeout)
     ;;
     ;;DOT CASE4 [label="reset\nconnection"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE4 [label="have connection,\nlast_access > expire_time"]; {rank=same "case 4" CASE4}
     ;;DOT CASE4 -> "rmt:send-receive";
     ;; reset the connection if it has been unused too long
     ((and runremote
           (remote-conndat runremote)
	   (> (current-seconds) ;; if it has been more than server-timeout seconds since last contact, close this connection and start a new on
	      (+ (remote-last-access runremote)
		 (remote-server-timeout runremote))))
      (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Connection to " (remote-server-url runremote) " expired due to no accesses in " (remote-server-timeout runremote) " seconds, forcing new connection.")
      (http-transport:close-connections runremote)
      ;; moving this setting of runremote conndat to #f to inside the http-transport:close-connections
      ;; (remote-conndat-set! runremote #f) ;; invalidate the connection, thus forcing a new connection.







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     ;; also, the expire-time calculation might not be correct. We want, time-since-last-server-access > (server:get-timeout)
     ;;
     ;;DOT CASE4 [label="reset\nconnection"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE4 [label="have connection,\nlast_access > expire_time"]; {rank=same "case 4" CASE4}
     ;;DOT CASE4 -> "rmt:send-receive";
     ;; reset the connection if it has been unused too long
     ((and runremote
           (remote-api-url runremote)
	   (> (current-seconds) ;; if it has been more than server-timeout seconds since last contact, close this connection and start a new on
	      (+ (remote-last-access runremote)
		 (remote-server-timeout runremote))))
      (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Connection to " (remote-server-url runremote) " expired due to no accesses in " (remote-server-timeout runremote) " seconds, forcing new connection.")
      (http-transport:close-connections runremote)
      ;; moving this setting of runremote conndat to #f to inside the http-transport:close-connections
      ;; (remote-conndat-set! runremote #f) ;; invalidate the connection, thus forcing a new connection.
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      (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  8.1")
      (rmt:open-qry-close-locally cmd 0 params)))

     ;;DOT CASE9 [label="force server\nnot on homehost"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE9 [label="no connection\nand either require server\nor not on homehost"]; {rank=same "case 9" CASE9};
     ;;DOT CASE9 -> "start\nserver" -> "rmt:send-receive";
     ((or (and (remote-force-server runremote)              ;; we are forcing a server and don't yet have a connection to one
	       (not (remote-conndat runremote)))
	  (and (not (cdr (remote-hh-dat runremote)))        ;; not on a homehost 
	       (not (remote-conndat runremote))))           ;; and no connection
      (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case 9, hh-dat: " (remote-hh-dat runremote) " conndat: " (remote-conndat runremote))
      (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
      (if (not (server:check-if-running *toppath*)) ;; who knows, maybe one has started up?
	  (server:start-and-wait *toppath*))
      (remote-conndat-set! runremote (rmt:get-connection-info *toppath* runremote)) ;; calls client:setup which calls client:setup-http

      (rmt:send-receive cmd rid params attemptnum: attemptnum)) ;; TODO: add back-off timeout as

     ;;DOT CASE10 [label="on homehost"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE10 [label="server not required,\non homehost"]; {rank=same "case 10" CASE10};
     ;;DOT CASE10 -> "rmt:open-qry-close-locally";
     ;; all set up if get this far, dispatch the query
     ((and (not (remote-force-server runremote))







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      (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  8.1")
      (rmt:open-qry-close-locally cmd 0 params)))

     ;;DOT CASE9 [label="force server\nnot on homehost"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE9 [label="no connection\nand either require server\nor not on homehost"]; {rank=same "case 9" CASE9};
     ;;DOT CASE9 -> "start\nserver" -> "rmt:send-receive";
     ((or (and (remote-force-server runremote)              ;; we are forcing a server and don't yet have a connection to one
	       (not (remote-api-url runremote)))
	  (and (not (cdr (remote-hh-dat runremote)))        ;; not on a homehost 
	       (not (remote-api-url runremote))))           ;; and no connection
      (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case 9, hh-dat: " (remote-hh-dat runremote) " runremote: " (remote->alist runremote))
      (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
      (if (not (server:check-if-running *toppath*)) ;; who knows, maybe one has started up?
	  (server:start-and-wait *toppath*))
      ;; was: (remote-conndat-set! runremote (rmt:get-connection-info *toppath* runremote)) ;; calls client:setup which calls client:setup-http
      (set! runremote (rmt:get-connection-info *toppath* runremote)) ;; calls client:setup which calls client:setup-http
      (rmt:send-receive cmd rid params attemptnum: attemptnum)) ;; TODO: add back-off timeout as

     ;;DOT CASE10 [label="on homehost"];
     ;;DOT MUTEXLOCK -> CASE10 [label="server not required,\non homehost"]; {rank=same "case 10" CASE10};
     ;;DOT CASE10 -> "rmt:open-qry-close-locally";
     ;; all set up if get this far, dispatch the query
     ((and (not (remote-force-server runremote))
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;; bunch of small functions factored out of send-receive to make debug easier
;;

(define (extras-case-11 *default-log-port* runremote cmd params attemptnum rid)
  ;; (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
  (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  9")
  ;; (mutex-lock! *rmt-mutex*)
  (let* ((conninfo (remote-conndat runremote))
	 (dat-in  (condition-case ;; handling here has
			     ;; caused a lot of
			     ;; problems. However it
			     ;; is needed to deal with
			     ;; attemtped
			     ;; communication to
			     ;; servers that have gone
			     ;; away
			     (http-transport:client-api-send-receive 0 runremote cmd params)
			     ;; (http-transport:client-api-send-receive 0 conninfo cmd params runremote)
			     ((servermismatch)  (vector #f "Server id mismatch" ))
			     ((commfail)(vector #f "communications fail"))
			     ((exn)(vector #f "other fail" (print-call-chain)))))
	 (dat      (if (and (vector? dat-in) ;; ... check it is a correct size
			    (> (vector-length dat-in) 1))
		       dat-in
		       (vector #f (conc "communications fail (type 2), dat-in=" dat-in))))
	 (success  (if (vector? dat) (vector-ref dat 0) #f))
	 (res      (if (vector? dat) (vector-ref dat 1) #f)))

    (if (and (vector? conninfo) (< 5 (vector-length conninfo)))
	(remote-last-access-set! runremote (current-seconds)) ;; refresh access time
	(begin
	  (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "INFO: Should not get here! conninfo=" conninfo)
	  (set! conninfo #f)
	  (http-transport:close-connections runremote)))
    (debug:print-info 13 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  9. conninfo=" conninfo " dat=" dat " runremote = " runremote)
    (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
    (if success ;; success only tells us that the transport was
	;; successful, have to examine the data to see if
	;; there was a detected issue at the other end
	(extras-transport-succeded *default-log-port* *rmt-mutex* attemptnum runremote res params rid cmd)
	(begin
           (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* " dat=" dat) 







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;; bunch of small functions factored out of send-receive to make debug easier
;;

(define (extras-case-11 *default-log-port* runremote cmd params attemptnum rid)
  ;; (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
  (debug:print-info 12 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  9")
  ;; (mutex-lock! *rmt-mutex*)
  (let* (;; (conninfo (remote-conndat runremote))
	 (dat-in  (condition-case ;; handling here has
			     ;; caused a lot of
			     ;; problems. However it
			     ;; is needed to deal with
			     ;; attemtped
			     ;; communication to
			     ;; servers that have gone
			     ;; away
			     (http-transport:client-api-send-receive 0 runremote cmd params)
			     ;; (http-transport:client-api-send-receive 0 conninfo cmd params runremote)
			     ((servermismatch)  (vector #f "Server id mismatch" ))
			     ((commfail)(vector #f "communications fail"))
			     ((exn)(vector #f "other fail" (print-call-chain)))))
	 (dat      (if (and (vector? dat-in) ;; ... check it is a correct size
			    (> (vector-length dat-in) 1))
		       dat-in
		       (vector #f (conc "communications fail (type 2), dat-in=" dat-in))))
	 (success  (if (vector? dat) (vector-ref dat 0) #f))
	 (res      (if (vector? dat) (vector-ref dat 1) #f)))
    (if (and (remote? runremote)
	     (remote-api-url runremote)) ;; (and (vector? conninfo) (< 5 (vector-length conninfo)))
	(remote-last-access-set! runremote (current-seconds)) ;; refresh access time
	(begin
	  (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "INFO: Should not get here! runremote="(remote->alist runremote))
	  ;; (set! conninfo #f)
	  (http-transport:close-connections runremote)))
    (debug:print-info 13 *default-log-port* "rmt:send-receive, case  9. runremote=" (remote->alist runremote) " dat=" dat " runremote = " runremote)
    (mutex-unlock! *rmt-mutex*)
    (if success ;; success only tells us that the transport was
	;; successful, have to examine the data to see if
	;; there was a detected issue at the other end
	(extras-transport-succeded *default-log-port* *rmt-mutex* attemptnum runremote res params rid cmd)
	(begin
           (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* " dat=" dat)