annotate sword2-libraries-pyinstaller-compatible/sword2/connection.py @ 22:d1752c7031e4 timeouts tip

Updated .hgignore to ignore sword2_logging.conf and anything in .cache

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""
This module provides the 'Connection' class, a SWORD2 client.

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD for information
about the SWORD2 AtomPub profile.
 
"""
from sword2_logging import logging
conn_l = logging.getLogger(__name__)

from utils import Timer, NS, get_md5, create_multipart_related

from transaction_history import Transaction_History
from service_document import ServiceDocument
from deposit_receipt import Deposit_Receipt
from error_document import Error_Document
from collection import Sword_Statement
from exceptions import *

from compatible_libs import etree

import httplib2

class Connection(object):
	"""
`Connection` - SWORD2 client

This connection is predicated on having a Service Document (SD), preferably by an instance being constructed with
the Service Document IRI (SD-IRI) which can dereference to the XML document itself.


Contructor parameters:
	
There are a number of flags that can be set when getting an instance of this class that affect the behaviour 
of the client. See the help for `self.__init__` for more details.

Example usage:
	
>>> from sword2 import Connection
>>> conn = Connection("http://example.org/service-doc")	 # An SD-IRI is required.




# Get, validate and parse the document at the SD_IRI:
>>> conn.get_service_document()

# Load a Service Document from a string:
>>> conn.load_service_document(xml_service_doc)
2011-05-30 01:06:13,251 - sword2.service_document - INFO - Initial SWORD2 validation checks on service document - Valid document? True

# View transaction history (if enabled)
>>> print conn.history.to_pretty_json()
[
 {
  "sd_iri": "http://example.org/service-doc", 
  "timestamp": "2011-05-30T01:05:54.071042", 
  "on_behalf_of": null, 
  "type": "init", 
  "user_name": null
 }, 
 {
  "IRI": "http://example.org/service-doc", 
  "valid": true, 
  "sword_version": "2.0", 
  "duration": 0.0029349327087402344, 
  "timestamp": "2011-05-30T01:06:13.253907", 
  "workspaces_found": [
   "Main Site", 
   "Sub-site"
  ], 
  "type": "SD Parse", 
  "maxUploadSize": 16777216
 }
]

# Start a connection and do not maintain a transaction history
# Useful for bulk-testing where the history might grow exponentially
>>> conn = Connection(...... , keep_history=False, ....)

# Initialise a connection and get the document at the SD IRI:
# (Uses the Simple Sword Server as an endpoint - sss.py

>>> from sword2 import Connection
>>> c = Connection("http://localhost:8080/sd-uri", download_service_document=True)
2011-05-30 02:04:24,179 - sword2.connection - INFO - keep_history=True--> This instance will keep a JSON-compatible transaction log of all (SWORD/APP) activities in 'self.history'
2011-05-30 02:04:24,215 - sword2.connection - INFO - Received a document for http://localhost:8080/sd-uri
2011-05-30 02:04:24,216 - sword2.service_document - INFO - Initial SWORD2 validation checks on service document - Valid document? True
>>> print c.history
--------------------
Type: 'init' [2011-05-30T02:04:24.180182]
Data:
user_name:	 None
on_behalf_of:	None
sd_iri:	  http://localhost:8080/sd-uri
--------------------
Type: 'SD_IRI GET' [2011-05-30T02:04:24.215661]
Data:
sd_iri:	  http://localhost:8080/sd-uri
response:	{'status': '200', 'content-location': 'http://localhost:8080/sd-uri', 'transfer-encoding': 'chunked', 'server': 'CherryPy/3.1.2 WSGI Server', 'date': 'Mon, 30 May 2011 01:04:24 GMT', 'content-type': 'text/xml'}
process_duration:	0.0354170799255
--------------------
Type: 'SD Parse' [2011-05-30T02:04:24.220798]
Data:
maxUploadSize:	 16777216
sd_iri:	  http://localhost:8080/sd-uri
valid:	 True
sword_version:	 2.0
workspaces_found:	['Main Site']
process_duration:	0.00482511520386

Please see the testsuite for this class for more examples of the sorts of transactions that can be done. (tests/test_connection*.py)
"""

	def __init__(self, service_document_iri, 
					   user_name=None,
					   user_pass=None,
					   on_behalf_of=None,
					   download_service_document = False,	# Don't automagically GET the SD_IRI by default
					   keep_history=True,
					   cache_deposit_receipts=True,
					   honour_receipts=True,
					   error_response_raises_exceptions=True):
		"""
Creates a new Connection object.

Parameters:

	 Connection(service_document_iri,		<--- REQUIRED - use a dummy string here if the SD is local only.
				
				# OPTIONAL parameters (default values are shown below)
				
				# Authentication parameters:   (can use any method that `httplib2` provides)
				
				user_name=None,		
				user_pass=None,
				
				# Set the SWORD2 On Behalf Of value here, for it to be included as part of every transaction
				# Can be passed to every transaction method (update resource, delete deposit, etc) otherwise
				
				on_behalf_of=None,
				
				## Behaviour Flags
				# Try to GET the service document from the provided SD-IRI in `service_document_iri` if True
				
				download_service_document = False,	 # Don't automagically GET the SD_IRI by default
				
				# Keep a history of all transactions made with the SWORD2 Server
				# Records details like the response headers, sent headers, times taken and so forth
				# Kept in a `sword2.transaction_history:Transaction_History` object but can be treated like an ordinary `list`
				keep_history=True,
				
				# Keep a cache of all deposit receipt responses from the server and provide an 'index' to these `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` objects
				# by Edit-IRI, Content-IRI and Sword-Edit-IRI. (ie given an Edit-IRI, find the deposit receipt for the last received response containing
				# that IRI.
				# If the following flag, `honour_receipts` is set to True, packaging checks and other limits set in these receipts will be
				# honoured.
				# For example, a request for an item with an invalid packaging type will never reach the server, but throw an exception.
				
				cache_deposit_receipts=True,
				
				# Make sure to behave as required by the SWORD2 server - not sending too large a file, not asking for invalid packaging types and so on. 
				
				honour_receipts=True,
				
				# Two means of handling server error responses:
				#	If set to True - An exception will be thrown from `sword2.exceptions` (caused by any server error response w/ 
				#	   HTTP code greater than or equal to 400)
				#	OR
				#	If set to False - A `sword2.error_document:Error_Document` object will be returned.
				
				error_response_raises_exceptions=True
				)
				
If a `Connection` is created with the parameter `download_service_document` set to `False`, then no attempt
to dereference the `service_document_iri` (SD-IRI) will be made at this stage.

To cause it to get or refresh the service document from this IRI, call `self.get_service_document()`

Loading in a locally held Service Document:
	
>>> conn = Connection(....)

>>> with open("service_doc.xml", "r") as f:
...		conn.load_service_document(f.read())

		 
				"""
		self.sd_iri = service_document_iri
		self.sd = None
		
		# Client behaviour flags:
		# Honour deposit receipts - eg raise exceptions if interactions are attempted that the service document
		#							   does not allow without bothering the server - invalid packaging types, max upload sizes, etc
		self.honour_receipts = honour_receipts	 
		
		# When error_response_raises_exceptions == True:
		# Error responses (HTTP codes >399) will raise exceptions (from sword2.exceptions) in response
		# when False:
		# Error Responses, if Content-Type is text/xml or application/xml, a sword2.error_document.Error_Document will be the 
		# return - No Exception will be raised!
		# Check Error_Document.code to get the response code, regardless to whether a valid Sword2 error document was received.
		self.raise_except = error_response_raises_exceptions
		
		self.keep_cache = cache_deposit_receipts
		
		
		# DEBUG
		httplib2.debuglevel = 0
		
		
		self.h = httplib2.Http(".cache", timeout=30.0)
		
		self.user_name = user_name
		self.on_behalf_of = on_behalf_of
		
		# Cached Deposit Receipt 'indexes'	*cough, cough*
		self.edit_iris = {}			 # Key = IRI, Value = ref to latest Deposit Receipt for the resource
		self.cont_iris = {}			 # Key = IRI, Value = ref to latest Deposit Receipt
		self.se_iris = {}			 # Key = IRI, Value = ref to latest Deposit Receipt
		self.cached_at = {}			 # Key = Edit-IRI, Value = Timestamp for when receipt was cached
		
		# Transaction history hooks
		self.history = None
		self._t = Timer()
		self.keep_history = keep_history
		if keep_history:
			conn_l.info("keep_history=True--> This instance will keep a JSON-compatible transaction log of all (SWORD/APP) activities in 'self.history'")
			self.reset_transaction_history()
			self.history.log('init',
							 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
							 user_name = self.user_name,
							 on_behalf_of = self.on_behalf_of )
		# Add credentials to http client
		if user_name:
			conn_l.info("Adding username/password credentials for the client to use.")
			self.h.add_credentials(user_name, user_pass)
		
		if self.sd_iri and download_service_document:
			self._t.start("get_service_document")
			self.get_service_document()
			conn_l.debug("Getting service document and dealing with the response: %s s" % self._t.time_since_start("get_service_document")[1])
	
	def _return_error_or_exception(self, cls, resp, content):
		"""Internal method for reporting errors, behaving as the `self.raise_except` flag requires.
		
		`self.raise_except` can be altered at any time to affect this methods behaviour."""
		if self.raise_except:
			raise cls(resp)
		else:
			if resp['content-type'] in ['text/xml', 'application/xml']:
				conn_l.info("Returning an error document, due to HTTP response code %s" % resp.status)
				e = Error_Document(content, code=resp.status, resp = resp)
				return e
			else:
				conn_l.info("Returning due to HTTP response code %s" % resp.status)
				e = Error_Document(code=resp.status, resp = resp)
				return e
	
	def _handle_error_response(self, resp, content):
		"""Catch a number of general HTTP error responses from the server, based on HTTP code
		
		401 - Unauthorised.
			Will throw a `sword2.exceptions.NotAuthorised` exception, if exceptions are set to be on.
			Otherwise will return a `sword2.Error_Document` (likewise for the rest of these)
		
		403 - Forbidden.
			Will throw a `sword2.exceptions.Forbidden` exception
		
		404 - Not Found.
			Will throw a `sword2.exceptions.NotFound` exception
		
		408 - Request Timeout
			Will throw a `sword2.exceptions.RequestTimeOut` exception
		
		500-599 errors:
			Will throw a general `sword2.exceptions.ServerError` exception
		
		4XX not listed:
			Will throw a general `sword2.exceptions.HTTPResponseError` exception
		"""
		if resp['status'] == "401":
			conn_l.error("You are unauthorised (401) to access this document on the server. Check your username/password credentials and your 'On Behalf Of'")
			self._return_error_or_exception(NotAuthorised, resp, content)
		elif resp['status'] == "403":
			conn_l.error("You are Forbidden (401) to POST to '%s'. Check your username/password credentials and your 'On Behalf Of'")
			self._return_error_or_exception(Forbidden, resp, content)
		elif resp['status'] == "408":
			conn_l.error("Request Timeout (408) - error uploading.")
			self._return_error_or_exception(RequestTimeOut, resp, content)
		elif int(resp['status']) > 499:
			conn_l.error("Server error occured. Response headers from the server:\n%s" % resp)
			print content
			self._return_error_or_exception(ServerError, resp, content)
		else:
			conn_l.error("Unknown error occured. Response headers from the server:\n%s" % resp)
			print "-------------------------"
			print content
			self._return_error_or_exception(HTTPResponseError, resp, content)
	
	def _cache_deposit_receipt(self, d):
		"""Method for storing the deposit receipts, and also for providing lookup dictionaries that
		reference these objects.
		
		(only provides cache if `self.keep_cache` is `True` [via the `cache_deposit_receipts` init parameter flag])
		
		Provides and maintains:
			self.edit_iris -- a `dict`, keys: Edit-IRI hrefs, values: `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` objects they appear in
			
			self.cont_iris -- a `dict`, keys: Content-IRI hrefs, values: `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` objects they appear in
			
			self.se_iris -- a `dict`, keys: Sword-Edit-IRI hrefs, values: `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` objects they appear in
			
			self.cached_at -- a `dict`, keys: Edit-IRIs, values: timestamp when receipt was last cached.
		"""
		if self.keep_cache:
			timestamp = self._t.get_timestamp()
			conn_l.debug("Caching document (Edit-IRI:%s) - at %s" % (d.edit, timestamp))
			self.edit_iris[d.edit] = d
			if d.cont_iri:	 # SHOULD exist within receipt
				self.cont_iris[d.cont_iri] = d
			if d.se_iri:	 
				# MUST exist according to the spec, but as it can be the same as the Edit-IRI
				# it seems likely that a server implementation might ignore the 'MUST' part.
				self.se_iris[d.se_iri] = d
			self.cached_at[d.edit] = self._t.get_timestamp()
		else:
			conn_l.debug("Caching request denied - deposit receipt caching is set to 'False'")
	
	def load_service_document(self, xml_document):
		"""Load the Service Document XML from bytestring, `xml_document`
		
		Useful if SD-IRI is non-existant or invalid.
		
		Will set the following convenience attributes:
			
			`self.sd` -- the `sword2.ServiceDocument` instance
			
			`self.workspaces` -- a `list` of workspace tuples, of the form:
							('Workspace atom:title', [<`sword2.Collection` object>, ....]),
			
			`self.maxUploadSize` -- the maximum filesize for a deposit, if given in the service document
		"""
		self._t.start("SD Parse")
		self.sd = ServiceDocument(xml_document)
		_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start("SD Parse")
		# Set up some convenience references
		self.workspaces = self.sd.workspaces
		self.maxUploadSize = self.sd.maxUploadSize
		
		if self.history:
			if self.sd.valid:
				self.history.log('SD Parse', 
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 valid = self.sd.valid,
								 workspaces_found = [k for k,v in self.sd.workspaces],
								 sword_version = self.sd.version,
								 maxUploadSize = self.sd.maxUploadSize,
								 process_duration = took_time)
			else:
				self.history.log('SD Parse', 
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 valid = self.sd.valid,
								 process_duration = took_time)
	
	def get_service_document(self):
		"""Perform an HTTP GET on the Service Document IRI (SD-IRI) and attempt to parse the result as
		a SWORD2 Service Document (using `self.load_service_document`)
		"""
		headers = {}
		if self.on_behalf_of:
			headers['on-behalf-of'] = self.on_behalf_of
		self._t.start("SD_URI request")
		resp, content = self.h.request(self.sd_iri, "GET", headers=headers)
		_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start("SD_URI request")
		if self.history:
			self.history.log('SD_IRI GET', 
							 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
							 response = resp, 
							 process_duration = took_time)
		if resp['status'] == "200":
			conn_l.info("Received a document for %s" % self.sd_iri)
			self.load_service_document(content)
		elif resp['status'] == "401":
			conn_l.error("You are unauthorised (401) to access this document on the server. Check your username/password credentials")
		elif resp['status'] == "403":
			conn_l.error("Access forbidden (403). Check your username/password credentials")
			self._return_error_or_exception(Forbidden, resp, content)
	def reset_transaction_history(self):
		""" Clear the transaction history - `self.history`"""
		del self.history
		self.history = Transaction_History()

	def _make_request(self,
					  target_iri, 
					  payload=None,		  # These need to be set to upload a file
					  mimetype=None,	  
					  filename=None,
					  packaging=None,
						
					  metadata_entry=None,	# a sword2.Entry needs to be here, if 
											  # a metadata entry is to be uploaded
						
					  # Set both a file and a metadata entry for the method to perform a multipart
					  # related upload.
					  suggested_identifier=None,   # 'slug'
					  in_progress=True,
					  on_behalf_of=None,
					  metadata_relevant=False,
					  
					  # flags:
					  empty = None,		# If this is True, then the POST/PUT is sent with an empty body
										# and the 'Content-Length' header explicitly set to 0
					  method = "POST",
					  request_type=""		# text label for transaction history reports
					  ):
		"""Performs an HTTP request, as defined by the parameters. This is an internally used method and it is best that it
		is not called directly.
		
		target_iri -- IRI that will be the target of the HTTP call
		
		# File upload parameters:
		payload	  - the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
		mimetype  - MIMEType of the payload
		filename  - filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
		packaging - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
		
		# NB to work around a possible bug in httplib2 0.6.0, the file-like object is read into memory rather than streamed
		# from disc, so is not as efficient as it should be. That said, it is recommended that file handles are passed to 
		# the _make_request method, as this is hoped to be a temporary situation.
		
		metadata_entry	- a `sword2.Entry` to be uploaded with metadata fields set as desired.
		
		# If there is both a payload and a metadata_entry, then the request will be made as a Multipart-related request
		# Otherwise, it will be a normal request for whicever type of upload.
		
		empty	- a flag to specify that an empty request should be made. A blank body and a 'Content-Length:0' header will be explicitly added
				  and any payload or metadata_entry passed in will be ignored.
		
		
		# Header flags:
		suggested_identifier	-- set the 'Slug' header
		in_progress				--		   'In-Progress'
		on_behalf_of			--		   'On-Behalf-Of' 
		metadata_relevant		--		   'Metadata-Relevant'
		
		# HTTP settings:
		method			-- "GET", "POST", etc
		request_type	-- A label to be used in the transaction history for this particular operation. 
		
		Response:
		
		A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
		not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
		`code` -- HTTP code of the response
		`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
		`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
		If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
		then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
		response_headers, etc)
		"""
		if payload:
			md5sum, f_size = get_md5(payload)
		
		# request-level headers
		headers = {}
		headers['In-Progress'] = str(in_progress).lower()
		if on_behalf_of:
			headers['On-Behalf-Of'] = self.on_behalf_of
		elif self.on_behalf_of:
			headers['On-Behalf-Of'] = self.on_behalf_of
			
		if suggested_identifier:
			headers['Slug'] = str(suggested_identifier)
			
		if suggested_identifier:
			headers['Slug'] = str(suggested_identifier)
		
		if metadata_relevant:
			headers['Metadata-Relevant'] = str(metadata_relevant).lower()
		
		if hasattr(payload, 'read'):
			# Need to work out why a 401 challenge will stop httplib2 from sending the file...
			# likely need to make it re-seek to 0...
			# In the meantime, read the file into memory... *sigh*
			payload = payload.read()
		
		self._t.start(request_type)
		if empty:
			# NULL body with explicit zero length.
			headers['Content-Length'] = "0"
			resp, content = self.h.request(target_iri, method, headers=headers)
			_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start(request_type)
			if self.history:
				self.history.log(request_type + ": Empty request", 
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 target_iri = target_iri,
								 method = method,
								 response = resp,
								 headers = headers,
								 process_duration = took_time)	
		elif method == "DELETE":
			resp, content = self.h.request(target_iri, method, headers=headers)
			_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start(request_type)
			if self.history:
				self.history.log(request_type + ": DELETE request", 
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 target_iri = target_iri,
								 method = method,
								 response = resp,
								 headers = headers,
								 process_duration = took_time)
			
		elif metadata_entry and not (filename and payload):
			# Metadata-only resource creation
			headers['Content-Type'] = "application/atom+xml;type=entry"
			data = str(metadata_entry)
			headers['Content-Length'] = str(len(data))
			
			resp, content = self.h.request(target_iri, method, headers=headers, body = data)
			_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start(request_type)
			if self.history:
				self.history.log(request_type + ": Metadata-only resource request", 
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 target_iri = target_iri,
								 method = method,
								 response = resp,
								 headers = headers,
								 process_duration = took_time)
			
		elif metadata_entry and filename and payload:
			# Multipart resource creation
			multicontent_type, payload_data = create_multipart_related([{'key':'atom',
																	'type':'application/atom+xml; charset="utf-8"',
																	'data':str(metadata_entry),	 # etree default is utf-8
																	},
																	{'key':'payload',
																	'type':str(mimetype),
																	'filename':filename,
																	'data':payload,	 
																	'headers':{'Content-MD5':str(md5sum),
																			   'Packaging':str(packaging),
																			   }
																	}
																   ])
																   
			headers['Content-Type'] = multicontent_type + '; type="application/atom+xml"'
			headers['Content-Length'] = str(len(payload_data))	  # must be str, not int type
			resp, content = self.h.request(target_iri, method, headers=headers, body = payload_data)
			_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start(request_type)
			if self.history:
				self.history.log(request_type + ": Multipart resource request",
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 target_iri = target_iri,
								 response = resp,
								 headers = headers,
								 method = method,
								 multipart = [{'key':'atom',
											   'type':'application/atom+xml; charset="utf-8"'
											  },
											  {'key':'payload',
											   'type':str(mimetype),
											   'filename':filename,
											   'headers':{'Content-MD5':str(md5sum),
														  'Packaging':str(packaging),
														 }
											   }],	 # record just the headers used in multipart construction
								 process_duration = took_time)
		elif filename and payload:
			headers['Content-Type'] = str(mimetype)
			headers['Content-MD5'] = str(md5sum)
			headers['Content-Length'] = str(f_size)
			headers['Content-Disposition'] = "attachment; filename=%s" % filename	# TODO: ensure filename is ASCII
			headers['Packaging'] = str(packaging)
			#print headers
			resp, content = self.h.request(target_iri, method, headers=headers, body = payload)
			_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start(request_type)
			print content
			if self.history:
				self.history.log(request_type + ": simple resource request",
								 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
								 target_iri = target_iri,
								 method = method,
								 response = resp,
								 headers = headers,
								 process_duration = took_time)
		else:
			conn_l.error("Parameters were not complete: requires a metadata_entry, or a payload/filename/packaging or both")
			raise Exception("Parameters were not complete: requires a metadata_entry, or a payload/filename/packaging or both")
		
		if resp['status'] == "201":
			#	Deposit receipt in content
			conn_l.info("Received a Resource Created (201) response.")
			# Check response headers for updated Location IRI
			location = resp.get('location', None)
			if len(content) > 0:
				# Fighting chance that this is a deposit receipt
				d = Deposit_Receipt(xml_deposit_receipt = content)
				if d.parsed:
					conn_l.info("Server response included a Deposit Receipt. Caching a copy in .resources['%s']" % d.edit)
				d.response_headers = dict(resp)
				d.location = location
				d.code = 201
				self._cache_deposit_receipt(d)
				return d
			else:
				# No body...
				d = Deposit_Receipt()
				conn_l.info("Server response dir not include a Deposit Receipt.")
				d.response_headers = dict(resp)
				d.code = 201
				d.location = location
				return d
		elif resp['status'] == "204":
			#	Deposit receipt in content
			conn_l.info("Received a valid 'No Content' (204) response.")
			location = resp.get('location', None)
			# Check response headers for updated Locatio
			return Deposit_Receipt(response_headers = dict(resp), location=location, code=204)
		elif resp['status'] == "200":
			#	Deposit receipt in content
			conn_l.info("Received a valid (200) OK response.")
			content_type = resp.get('content-type')
			location = resp.get('location', None)
			if content_type == "application/atom+xml;type=entry" and len(content) > 0:
				d = Deposit_Receipt(content)
				if d.parsed:
					conn_l.info("Server response included a Deposit Receipt. Caching a copy in .resources['%s']" % d.edit)
					d.response_headers = dict(resp)
					d.location = location
					d.code = 200
					self._cache_deposit_receipt(d)
					return d
			else:
				# No atom entry...
				d = Deposit_Receipt()
				conn_l.info("Server response dir not include a Deposit Receipt Entry.")
				d.response_headers = dict(resp)
				d.location = location
				d.content = content
				return d
		else:
			return self._handle_error_response(resp, content)
		

	
	def create(self, 
						workspace=None,		# Either provide workspace/collection or
						collection=None,	# the exact Col-IRI itself
						col_iri=None,  
						
						payload=None,		# These need to be set to upload a file
						mimetype=None,		
						filename=None,
						packaging=None,
						
						metadata_entry=None,  # a sword2.Entry needs to be here, if 
											  # a metadata entry is to be uploaded
						
						# Set both a file and a metadata entry for the method to perform a multipart
						# related upload.
						
						suggested_identifier=None,
						in_progress=True,
						on_behalf_of=None,
						):
		"""
Creating a Resource
===================
				
#BETASWORD2URL
See 6.3 Creating a Resource http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_creatingresource

Basic parameters:

This method can create a new resource in a Collection on a SWORD2 server, given suitable authentication to do so.
		
Select a collection to send a request to by either:
			
	setting the param `col_iri` to its Collection-IRI or Col-IRI 
	
		or
	
	setting 'workspace' and 'collection' to the labels for the desired workspace and collection.

SWORD2 request parameters:

	`suggested_identifier`				-- the suggested identifier of this resource (HTTP header of 'Slug'), 

	`in_progress` (`True` or `False`)	-- whether or not the deposit should be considered by the 
										   server to be in progress ('In-Progress') 
	`on_behalf_of`						-- if this is a mediated deposit ('On-Behalf-Of') 
										   (the client-wide setting `self.on_behalf_of will be used otherwise)	  

		
1. "Binary File Deposit in a given Collection"
----------------------------------------------
			
Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters:

	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
		
Response:

A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

2. "Creating a Resource with an Atom Entry"
-------------------------------------------

create a container within a SWORD server and optionally provide it with metadata without adding any binary content to it. 

Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters:
	
	`metadata_entry`  - An instance of `sword2.Entry`, set with the metadata required.
	
for example:
	# conn = `sword2.Connection`, collection_iri = Collection-IRI
	>>> from sword2 import Entry
	>>> entry = Entry(title = "My new deposit",
	...				  id = "foo:id",
	...				  dcterms_abstract = "My Thesis",
	...				  dcterms_author = "Me",
	...				  dcterms_issued = "2009")
	
	>>> conn.create(col_iri = collection_iri,
	...						 metadata_entry = entry,
	...						 in_progress = True)		  
	# likely to want to add the thesis files later for example but get the identifier for the deposit now

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

3. "Creating a Resource with a Multipart Deposit"
-------------------------------------------------

Create a resource in a given collection by uploading a file AND the metadata about this resource.

To make this sort of request, just set the parameters as shown for both the binary upload and the metadata upload.

eg:
	
	>>> conn.create(col_iri = collection_iri,
	...						 metadata_entry = entry,
	...						 payload = open("foo.zip", "r"),
	...						 mimetype =	 
				.... and so on

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

(under the hood, this request uses Atom Multipart-related)

From the spec:

"In order to ensure that all SWORD clients and servers can exchange a full range of file content and metadata, the use of Atom Multipart [AtomMultipart] is permitted to combine a package (possibly a simple ZIP) with a set of Dublin Core metadata terms [DublinCore] embedded in an Atom Entry.

The SWORD server is not required to support packaging formats, but this profile RECOMMENDS that the server be able to accept a ZIP file as the Media Part of an Atom Multipart request (See Section 5: IRIs and Section 7: Packaging for more details)."
		"""
		conn_l.debug("Create Resource")
		if not col_iri:
			for w, collections in self.workspaces:
				if w == workspace:
					for c in collections:
						if c.title == collection:
							conn_l.debug("Matched: Workspace='%s', Collection='%s' ==> Col-IRI='%s'" % (workspace, 
																										collection, 
																										c.href))
							col_iri = c.href
							break

		if not col_iri:	  # no col_iri provided and no valid workspace/collection given
			conn_l.error("No suitable Col-IRI was found, with the given parameters.")
			return
		
		return self._make_request(target_iri = col_iri,
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  filename=filename,
								  packaging=packaging,
								  metadata_entry=metadata_entry,
								  suggested_identifier=suggested_identifier,
								  in_progress=in_progress,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  method="POST",
								  request_type='Col_IRI POST')
		
	def update(self, metadata_entry = None,	   # required for a metadata update
							 payload = None,			# required for a file update	  
							 filename = None,			# required for a file update
							 mimetype=None,				# required for a file update
							 packaging=None,			# required for a file update
							 
							 dr = None,		# Important! Without this, you will have to set the edit_iri AND the edit_media_iri parameters.
							 
							 edit_iri = None,
							 edit_media_iri = None,

							 metadata_relevant=False,
							 in_progress=False,
							 on_behalf_of=None,
					  ):
		"""
Replacing the Metadata and/or Files of a Resource

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_editingcontent_multipart

Replace the metadata and/or files of a resource.

This wraps a number of methods and relies on being passed the Deposit Receipt, as the target IRI changes depending 
on whether the metadata, the files or both are to be updated by the request. 

This method has the same functionality as the following methods:
	update_files_for_resource
	update_metadata_for_resource
	update_metadata_and_files_for_resource

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

You MUST pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen based on what combination of files you want to upload.

Then, add in the metadata and/or file information as desired:
-------------------------------------------------------------

File information requires:

	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
					
	`metadata_relevant` - This should be set to `True` if the server should consider the file a potential source of metadata extraction, 
						  or `False` if the server should not attempt to extract any metadata from the deposi
	
Metadata information requires:

	`metadata_entry`  - An instance of `sword2.Entry`, set with the metadata required.
	
for example, to create a metadata entry
	>>> from sword2 import Entry
	>>> entry = Entry(title = "My new deposit",
	...				  id = "new:id",	# atom:id
	...				  dcterms_abstract = "My Thesis",
	...				  dcterms_author = "Ben",
	...				  dcterms_issued = "2010")

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)
		"""
		target_iri = None
		request_type = "Update PUT"
		if metadata_entry != None:
			# Metadata or Metadata + file --> Edit-IRI
			conn_l.info("Using the Edit-IRI - Metadata or Metadata + file multipart-related uses a PUT request to the Edit-IRI")
			if payload != None and filename != None:
				request_type = "Update Multipart PUT"
			else:
				request_type = "Update Metadata PUT"
			if dr != None and dr.edit != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-IRI: %s" % dr.edit)
				target_iri = dr.edit
			elif edit_iri != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the %s receipt as the Edit-IRI" % edit_iri)
				target_iri = edit_iri
			else:
				conn_l.error("Metadata or Metadata + file multipart-related update: Cannot find the Edit-IRI from the parameters supplied.")
		elif payload != None and filename != None:
			# File-only --> Edit-Media-IRI
			conn_l.info("Using the Edit-Media-IRI - File update uses a PUT request to the Edit-Media-IRI")
			request_type = "Update File PUT"
			if dr != None and dr.edit_media != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-Media-IRI: %s" % dr.edit_media)
				target_iri = dr.edit_media
			elif edit_media_iri != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the %s receipt as the Edit-Media-IRI" % edit_media_iri)
				target_iri = edit_media_iri
			else:
				conn_l.error("File update: Cannot find the Edit-Media-IRI from the parameters supplied.")
			
		if target_iri == None:
			raise Exception("No suitable IRI was found for the request needed.")

		return self._make_request(target_iri = target_iri,
								  metadata_entry=metadata_entry, 
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  filename=filename,
								  packaging=packaging,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress=in_progress,
								  metadata_relevant=str(metadata_relevant),
								  method="PUT",
								  request_type=request_type)


		
	def add_file_to_resource(self, 
						edit_media_iri,
						payload,	   # These need to be set to upload a file		
						filename,	   # According to spec, "The client MUST supply a Content-Disposition header with a filename parameter 
									   #					 (note that this requires the filename be expressed in ASCII)."	 
						mimetype=None,
						
						
						on_behalf_of=None,
						in_progress=False, 
						metadata_relevant=False,
						packaging=None
						):
		"""
Adding Files to the Media Resource

From the spec, paraphrased:
	
	"This feature is for use when clients wish to send individual files to the server and to receive back the IRI for the created resource. [Adding new items to the deposit container] will not give back the location of the deposited resources, so in cases where the server does not provide the (optional) Deposit Receipt, it is not possible for the client to ascertain the location of the file actually deposited - the Location header in that operation is the Edit-IRI. By POSTing to the EM-IRI, the Location header will return the IRI of the deposited file itself, rather than that of the container.

As the EM-IRI represents the Media Resource itself, rather than the Container, this operation will not formally support metadata handling, and therefore also offers no explicit support for packaging either since packages may be both content and metadata. Nonetheless, for files which may contain extractable metadata, there is a Metadata-Relevant header which can be defined to indicate whether the deposit can be used to augment the metadata of the container."

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_addingcontent_mediaresource


Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters:

	`edit_media_iri` - The Edit-Media-IRI
	
	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
		
Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

		"""
		conn_l.info("Appending file to a deposit via Edit-Media-IRI %s" % edit_media_iri)
		return self._make_request(target_iri = edit_media_iri,
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  filename=filename,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress=in_progress,
								  method="POST",
								  metadata_relevant=metadata_relevant,
								  request_type='EM_IRI POST (APPEND)',
								  packaging=packaging)

	def append(self, 
						se_iri = None,	
						
						payload = None,		  # These need to be set to upload a file	   
						filename = None,	  # According to spec, "The client MUST supply a Content-Disposition header with a filename parameter 
											#					  (note that this requires the filename be expressed in ASCII)."
						mimetype = None,
						packaging = None,
						on_behalf_of = None,
						metadata_entry = None,
						metadata_relevant = False,
						in_progress = False,
						dr = None
						):
		"""
Adding Content to a Resource

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_addingcontent

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set `se_iri` to be the SWORD2-Edit-IRI for a given deposit. (This can be found in `sword2.Deposit_Receipt.se_iri`)


	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

Then:
-----

1. "Adding New Packages or Files to a Container"
------------------------------------------------
			
Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters:

	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
		
Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)


2. "Adding New Metadata to a Container"
---------------------------------------

NB SWORD2 does not instruct the server on the best way to handle metadata, only that metadata SHOULD be 
added and not overwritten; in certain circumstances this may not produce the desired behaviour. 

Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters:
	
	`metadata_entry`  - An instance of `sword2.Entry`, set with the metadata required.
	
for example:
	# conn = `sword2.Connection`, se_iri = SWORD2-Edit-IRI
	>>> from sword2 import Entry
	>>> entry = Entry(dcterms:identifier = "doi://......")
	>>> conn.add_new_item_to_container(se_iri = se_iri,
	...								   metadata_entry = entry)
			  
Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

3. "Adding New Metadata and Packages or Files to a Container with Multipart"
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Create a resource in a given collection by uploading a file AND the metadata about this resource.

To make this sort of request, just set the parameters as shown for both the binary upload and the metadata upload.

eg:
	
	>>> conn.add_new_item_to_container(se_iri = se_iri,
	...						 metadata_entry = entry,
	...						 payload = open("foo.zip", "r"),
	...						 mimetype =	 
				.... and so on

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)

		"""
		
		if not se_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the SWORD2-Edit-IRI")
				se_iri = dr.se_iri
				if se_iri:
					conn_l.info("Update Resource via SWORD2-Edit-IRI %s" % se_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No SWORD2-Edit-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	
			else:
				raise Exception("No SWORD2-Edit-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Update Resource via SWORD2-Edit-IRI %s" % se_iri)

		conn_l.info("Adding new file, metadata or both to a SWORD deposit via SWORD-Edit-IRI %s" % se_iri)
		return self._make_request(target_iri = se_iri,
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  packaging=packaging,
								  filename=filename,
								  metadata_entry=metadata_entry,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress=in_progress, 
								  method="POST",
								  metadata_relevant=metadata_relevant,
								  request_type='SE_IRI POST (APPEND PKG)')


	def delete(self,
						resource_iri,
						on_behalf_of=None):
		"""
Delete resource

Generic method to send an HTTP DELETE request to a given IRI.

Can be given the optional parameter of `on_behalf_of`.
		"""
		conn_l.info("Deleting resource %s" % resource_iri)
		return self._make_request(target_iri = resource_iri,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  method="DELETE",
								  request_type='IRI DELETE')

	def delete_content_of_resource(self, edit_media_iri = None,
										 on_behalf_of = None,
										 dr = None):
	
		"""
Deleting the Content of a Resource	  
	
Remove all the content of a resource without removing the resource itself

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_deletingcontent

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set `edit_media_iri` to be the Edit-Media-IRI for a given resource.


	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.
		"""
		if not edit_media_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-Media-IRI")
				edit_media_iri = dr.edit_media
				if edit_media_iri:
					conn_l.info("Deleting Resource via Edit-Media-IRI %s" % edit_media_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Edit-Media-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")   
			else:
				raise Exception("No Edit-Media-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Deleting Resource via Edit-Media-IRI %s" % edit_media_iri)

		return self.delete_resource(edit_media_iri,
									on_behalf_of = on_behalf_of)





	def delete_container(self, edit_iri = None,
							   on_behalf_of = None,
							   dr = None):
	
		"""
Deleting the Container	  
	
Delete the entire object on the server, effectively removing the deposit entirely.

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_deleteconteiner

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set `edit_iri` to be the Edit-IRI for a given resource.


	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

		"""
		if not edit_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-IRI")
				edit_iri = dr.edit
				if edit_iri:
					conn_l.info("Deleting Container via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	 
			else:
				raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Deleting Container via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)

		return self.delete_resource(edit_iri,
									on_behalf_of = on_behalf_of)
			
	def complete_deposit(self,
						se_iri = None,
						on_behalf_of=None,
						dr = None):
		"""
Completing a Previously Incomplete Deposit

Use this method to indicate to a server that a deposit which was 'in progress' is now complete. In other words, complete a deposit
which had the 'In-Progress' flag set to True.

#BETASWORD2URL
http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#continueddeposit_complete

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set `se_iri` to be the SWORD2-Edit-IRI for a given resource.


	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.
		"""
		
		if not se_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the SWORD2-Edit-IRI")
				se_iri = dr.se_iri
				if se_iri:
					conn_l.info("Complete deposit using the SWORD2-Edit-IRI %s" % se_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No SWORD2-Edit-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	
			else:
				raise Exception("No SWORD2-Edit-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Complete deposit using the SWORD2-Edit-IRI %s" % se_iri)
		
		return self._make_request(target_iri = se_iri,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress='false',
								  method="POST",
								  empty=True,
								  request_type='SE_IRI Complete Deposit')

	def update_files_for_resource(self, 
						payload,	   # These need to be set to upload a file		
						filename,	   # According to spec, "The client MUST supply a Content-Disposition header with a filename parameter 
									   #					 (note that this requires the filename be expressed in ASCII)."
						mimetype=None,
						packaging=None,
						
						edit_media_iri = None,
						
						on_behalf_of=None,
						in_progress=False, 
						metadata_relevant=False,
						# Pass back the deposit receipt to automatically get the right IRI to use
						dr = None
						):
		"""
Replacing the File Content of a Resource

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_editingcontent_binary

The `Connection` can replace the file content of a resource, given the Edit-Media-IRI for this resource. This can be found
from the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt.edit_media` attribute of a previous deposit, or directly from the deposit receipt XML response.

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set the `edit_media_iri` parameter to the Edit-Media-IRI.

	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

Then, add in the payload:
-------------------------

Set the following parameters in addition to the basic parameters (see `self.create_resource`):

	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
					
	`metadata_relevant` - This should be set to `True` if the server should consider the file a potential source of metadata extraction, 
						  or `False` if the server should not attempt to extract any metadata from the deposi

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)
		"""
		if not edit_media_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-Media-IRI")
				edit_media_iri = dr.edit_media
				if edit_media_iri:
					conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-Media-IRI %s" % edit_media_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Edit-Media-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")   
			else:
				raise Exception("No Edit-Media-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-Media-IRI %s" % edit_media_iri)
			
		return self._make_request(target_iri = edit_media_iri,
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  filename=filename,
								  in_progress=in_progress, 
								  packaging=packaging,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  method="PUT",
								  metadata_relevant=str(metadata_relevant),
								  request_type='EM_IRI PUT')

	def update_metadata_for_resource(self, metadata_entry,	  # required
										   edit_iri = None,
										   in_progress=False,
										   on_behalf_of=None,
										   dr = None
										   ):
		"""
Replacing the Metadata of a Resource

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_editingcontent_metadata

Replace the metadata of a resource as identified by its Edit-IRI. 

Note, from the specification: "The client can only be sure that the server will support this process when using the default format supported by SWORD: Qualified Dublin Core XML embedded directly in the atom:entry. Other metadata formats MAY be supported by a particular server, but this is not covered by the SWORD profile"

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set the `edit_iri` parameter to the Edit-IRI.

	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

Then, add in the metadata:
--------------------------

Set the following in addition to the basic parameters:

	`metadata_entry`  - An instance of `sword2.Entry`, set with the metadata required.
	
for example, to replace the metadata for a given:
	# conn = `sword2.Connection`, edit_iri = Edit-IRI
	
	>>> from sword2 import Entry
	>>> entry = Entry(title = "My new deposit",
	...				  id = "new:id",	# atom:id
	...				  dcterms_abstract = "My Thesis",
	...				  dcterms_author = "Ben",
	...				  dcterms_issued = "2010")
	
	>>> conn.update_metadata_for_resource(edit_iri = edit_iri,
	...									  metadata_entry = entry)
			  

Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)
		"""
		if not edit_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-IRI")
				edit_iri = dr.edit
				if edit_iri:
					conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	 
			else:
				raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)

		return self._make_request(target_iri = edit_iri,
								  metadata_entry=metadata_entry,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress=in_progress, 
								  method="PUT",
								  request_type='Edit_IRI PUT')

	def update_metadata_and_files_for_resource(self, metadata_entry,	# required
													 payload,		# These need to be set to upload a file		 
													 filename,		# According to spec, "The client MUST supply a Content-Disposition header with a filename parameter 
																	#					  (note that this requires the filename be expressed in ASCII)."
													 mimetype=None,
													 packaging=None,
													 
													 edit_iri = None,
						
													 metadata_relevant=False,
													 in_progress=False,
													 on_behalf_of=None,
													 dr = None
											  ):
		"""
Replacing the Metadata and Files of a Resource

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_editingcontent_multipart

Replace the metadata and files of a resource as identified by its Edit-IRI. 

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set the `edit_iri` parameter to the Edit-IRI.

	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

Then, add in the file and metadata information:
-----------------------------------------------
Set the following in addition to the basic parameters:

File information:

	`payload`	- the payload to send. Can be either a bytestring or a File-like object that supports `payload.read()`
	`mimetype`	- MIMEType of the payload
	`filename`	- filename. Most SWORD2 uploads have this as being mandatory.
	`packaging` - the SWORD2 packaging type of the payload. 
					eg packaging = 'http://purl.org/net/sword/package/Binary'
					
	`metadata_relevant` - This should be set to `True` if the server should consider the file a potential source of metadata extraction, 
						  or `False` if the server should not attempt to extract any metadata from the deposi
	
Metadata information:

	`metadata_entry`  - An instance of `sword2.Entry`, set with the metadata required.
	
for example, to create a metadata entry
	>>> from sword2 import Entry
	>>> entry = Entry(title = "My new deposit",
	...				  id = "new:id",	# atom:id
	...				  dcterms_abstract = "My Thesis",
	...				  dcterms_author = "Ben",
	...				  dcterms_issued = "2010")
	
Response:
	
A `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object containing the deposit receipt data. If the response was blank or 
not a Deposit Response, then only a few attributes will be populated:
			
	`code` -- HTTP code of the response
	`response_headers`	-- `dict` of the reponse headers
	`content`  --  (Optional) in case the response body is not empty but the response is not a Deposit Receipt
		
If exception-throwing is turned off (`error_response_raises_exceptions = False` or `self.raise_except = False`)
then the response will be a `sword2.Error_Document`, but will still have the aforementioned attributes set, (code,
response_headers, etc)
		"""
		if not edit_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the Edit-IRI")
				edit_iri = dr.edit
				if edit_iri:
					conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	 
			else:
				raise Exception("No Edit-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Update Resource via Edit-IRI %s" % edit_iri)

		return self._make_request(target_iri = edit_iri,
								  metadata_entry=metadata_entry, 
								  payload=payload,
								  mimetype=mimetype,
								  filename=filename,
								  packaging=packaging,
								  on_behalf_of=on_behalf_of,
								  in_progress=in_progress,
								  metadata_relevant=str(metadata_relevant),
								  method="PUT",
								  request_type='Edit_IRI PUT')


	def get_atom_sword_statement(self, sword_statement_iri):
		"""
Getting the Sword Statement.

IN PROGRESS - USE AT OWN RISK.... see `sword2.Sword_Statement`.
		"""
		# get the statement first
		conn_l.debug("Trying to GET the ATOM Sword Statement at %s." % sword_statement_iri)
		response = self.get_resource(sword_statement_iri, headers = {'Accept':'application/atom+xml;type=feed'})
		if response.code == 200:
			#try:
			if True:
				conn_l.debug("Attempting to parse the response as a ATOM Sword Statement")
				s = Sword_Statement(response.content)
				conn_l.debug("Parsed SWORD2 Statement, returning")
				return s
			#except Exception, e:
			#	 # Any error here is to do with the parsing
			#	 return response.content

	def get_resource(self, content_iri = None, 
						   packaging=None, 
						   on_behalf_of=None, 
						   headers = {},
						   dr = None):
		"""
Retrieving the content

Get the file or package from the SWORD2 server.

From the specification:
	"The Deposit Receipt contains two IRIs which can be used to retrieve content from the server: Cont-IRI and EM-IRI. These are provided in the atom:content@src element and the atom:link@rel="edit-media" elements respectively. Their only functional difference is that the client MUST NOT carry out any HTTP operations other than GET on the Cont-IRI, while all operations are permitted on the EM-IRI. It is acceptable, but not required, that both IRIs to be the same, and in this section we refer only to the EM-IRI but in all cases it can be substituted for the Cont-IRI."

#BETASWORD2URL
See http://sword-app.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/sword-app/spec/trunk/SWORDProfile.html?revision=HEAD#protocoloperations_retrievingcontent

Usage:
------

Set the target for this request:
--------------------------------

Set `content_iri` to be the Content-IRI for a given resource (or to the IRI of any resource you wish to HTTP GET)


	OR 

you can pass back the `sword2.Deposit_Receipt` object you got from a previous transaction as the `dr` parameter, 
and the correct IRI will automatically be chosen.

Response:
	
	A `ContentWrapper` - 
		`ContentWrapper.response_headers`	 -- response headers
		`ContentWrapper.content` -- body of response from server (the file or package)
		`ContentWrapper.code`	 -- status code ('200' on success.)

		"""
				
		if not content_iri:
			if dr != None:
				conn_l.info("Using the deposit receipt to get the SWORD2-Edit-IRI")
				content_iri = dr.cont_iri
				if content_iri:
					conn_l.info("Getting the resource at Content-IRI %s" % content_iri)
				else:
					raise Exception("No Content-IRI was given and no suitable IRI was found in the deposit receipt.")	
			else:
				raise Exception("No Content-IRI was given")
		else:
			conn_l.info("Getting the resource at Content-IRI %s" % content_iri)
		
		# 406 - PackagingFormatNotAvailable
		if self.honour_receipts and packaging:
			# Make sure that the packaging format is available from the deposit receipt, if loaded
			conn_l.debug("Checking that the packaging format '%s' is available." % content_iri)
			conn_l.debug("Cached Cont-IRI Receipts: %s" % self.cont_iris.keys())
			if content_iri in self.cont_iris.keys():
				if not (packaging in self.cont_iris[content_iri].packaging):
					conn_l.error("Desired packaging format '%' not available from the server, according to the deposit receipt. Change the client parameter 'honour_receipts' to False to avoid this check.")
					return self._return_error_or_exception(PackagingFormatNotAvailable, {}, "")
		if on_behalf_of:
			headers['On-Behalf-Of'] = self.on_behalf_of
		elif self.on_behalf_of:
			headers['On-Behalf-Of'] = self.on_behalf_of
		if packaging:
			headers['Accept-Packaging'] = packaging
		
		self._t.start("IRI GET resource")
		if packaging:
			conn_l.info("IRI GET resource '%s' with Accept-Packaging:%s" % (content_iri, packaging))
		else:
			conn_l.info("IRI GET resource '%s'" % content_iri)
		resp, content = self.h.request(content_iri, "GET", headers=headers)
		_, took_time = self._t.time_since_start("IRI GET resource")
		if self.history:
			self.history.log('Cont_IRI GET resource', 
							 sd_iri = self.sd_iri,
							 content_iri = content_iri,
							 packaging = packaging,
							 on_behalf_of = self.on_behalf_of,
							 response = resp,
							 headers = headers,
							 process_duration = took_time)
		conn_l.info("Server response: %s" % resp['status'])
		conn_l.debug(resp)
		if resp['status'] == '200':
			conn_l.debug("Cont_IRI GET resource successful - got %s bytes from %s" % (len(content), content_iri))
			class ContentWrapper(object):
				def __init__(self, resp, content):
					self.response_headers = dict(resp)
					self.content = content
					self.code = resp.status
			return ContentWrapper(resp, content)
		elif resp['status'] == '408':	# Unavailable packaging format 
			conn_l.error("Desired packaging format '%' not available from the server.")
			return self._return_error_or_exception(PackagingFormatNotAvailable, resp, content)
		else:
			return self._handle_error_response(resp, content)