Add request context for GENI rspecs

[sfa.git] / sfatables / runtime.py

diff --git a/sfatables/runtime.py b/sfatables/runtime.py
index 69dd665..b7c3444 100644 (file)
--- a/sfatables/runtime.py
+++ b/sfatables/runtime.py
@@ -2,14 +2,13 @@
 
 import sys
 import os
-import pdb
+
 import libxml2
+import libxslt
 
-from optparse import OptionParser
-from sfatables import commands
-from sfatables.globals import *
-from sfatables.commands.List import *
-from sfatables.xmlrule import *
+from sfatables.globals import sfatables_config
+from sfatables.commands.List import List
+from sfatables.xmlrule import XMLRule
 
 class SFATablesRules:
     def __init__(self, chain_name):
@@ -50,13 +49,15 @@ class SFATablesRules:
                 childNode = self.create_xml_node(k, context_dict[k])
                 node.addChild(childNode)
             else:
-                node.addContent(context_dict[k])
+                childNode = libxml2.newNode(k)
+                childNode.addContent(context_dict[k])
+                node.addChild(childNode)
         return node
                 
     def add_request_context_to_rspec(self, doc):
         p = doc.xpathNewContext()
-        context = p.xpathEval("//RSpec")
-        if (not context):
+        context = p.xpathEval("//*")
+        if not context or context[0].name not in ['RSpec', 'rspec']:
             raise Exception('Request is not an rspec')
         else:
             # Add the request context
@@ -84,16 +85,20 @@ class SFATablesRules:
 
         return final_rspec
 
+    def print_rules(self):
+        for rule in self.sorted_rule_list:
+            print rule.processors
+
 def main():
     incoming = SFATablesRules('INCOMING')
-    incoming.set_context({'sfa':{'user':{'hrn':'ple.princeton.sapanb'}}})
+    incoming.set_context({'sfa':{'user':{'hrn':'plc.princeton.sapanb'}}})
 
     outgoing = SFATablesRules('OUTGOING')
     print "%d rules loaded for INCOMING chain"%len(incoming.sorted_rule_list)
-    print incoming.sorted_rule_list[0].processors
+    incoming.print_rules()
 
     print "%d rules loaded for OUTGOING chain"%len(outgoing.sorted_rule_list)
-    print outgoing.sorted_rule_list[0].processors
+    outgoing.print_rules()
 
     rspec = open(sys.argv[1]).read()
     newrspec = incoming.apply(rspec)