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# -*- coding:utf-8 -*- import sys import os import ssl import base64 import json import image_sdk.ais as ais if sys.version_info.major < 3: import urllib import urllib2 def request_token(_url, _data, token): kreq = urllib2.Request(url=_url) kreq.add_header('Content-Type', 'application/json') kreq.add_header('X-Auth-Token', token) kreq.add_data(json.dumps(_data)) resp = None status_code = None try: # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() r = urllib2.urlopen(kreq, context=_context, timeout=5) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib2 can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except urllib2.HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except urllib2.URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp def request_job_result_token(_url, token): kreq = urllib2.Request(url=_url) kreq.add_header('X-Auth-Token', token) kreq.add_header('Content-Type', 'application/json') resp = None status_code = None try: # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() r = urllib2.urlopen(kreq, context=_context, timeout=5) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib2 can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except urllib2.HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except urllib2.URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp def request_aksk(sig, kreq, _url): resp = None status_code = None try: sig.Sign(kreq) # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() req = urllib2.Request(url=_url, data=kreq.body, headers=kreq.headers) r = urllib2.urlopen(req, context=_context, timeout=5) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib2 can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except urllib2.HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except urllib2.URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp def request_job_result_aksk(sig, kreq, _url): resp = None status_code = None try: sig.Sign(kreq) # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() req = urllib2.Request(url=_url, headers=kreq.headers) r = urllib2.urlopen(req, context=_context, timeout=5) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib2 can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except urllib2.HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except urllib2.URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp def download_url_base64(url): return base64.b64encode(urllib.urlopen(url).read()) else: import socket import urllib.parse import urllib.request from urllib.error import URLError, HTTPError socket.setdefaulttimeout(5) def request_token(_url, _data, token): _headers = { "Content-Type": "application/json", "X-Auth-Token": token } data = bytes(json.dumps(_data), 'utf8') kreq = urllib.request.Request(_url, data, _headers) resp = None status_code = None try: # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # r = urllib.request.urlopen(kreq) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib2 can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp def request_job_result_token(_url, token): _headers = { "Content-Type": "application/json", "X-Auth-Token": token } kreq = urllib.request.Request(_url, headers=_headers) resp = None status_code = None try: # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() r = urllib.request.urlopen(kreq, context=_context) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib can't process the 4XX & # 500 error in the single urlopen function. # # If you use a modern, high-level designed HTTP client lib, Yeah, I mean requests, # there is no this problem. # except HTTPError as e: resp = e.read() status_code = e.code except URLError as e: resp = e.reason else: status_code = r.code resp = r.read() return status_code, resp.decode('utf-8') def request_aksk(sig, kreq, _url): resp = None status_code = None try: sig.Sign(kreq) # # Here we use the unvertified-ssl-context, Because in FunctionStage # the client CA-validation have some problem, so we must do this. # _context = ssl._create_unverified_context() req = urllib.request.Request(url=_url, data=kreq.body, headers=kreq.headers) r = urllib.request.urlopen(req, context=_context) # # We use HTTPError and URLError，because urllib can'