/* vim: set ts=2 sts=2 et sw=2: */ /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ #include "nsISupports.idl" interface nsIURI; interface nsILoadContext; interface nsINetworkPredictorVerifier; typedef unsigned long PredictorPredictReason; typedef unsigned long PredictorLearnReason; /** * nsINetworkPredictor - learn about pages users visit, and allow us to take * predictive actions upon future visits. * NOTE: nsINetworkPredictor should only * be used on the main thread. */ [scriptable, uuid(acc88e7c-3f39-42c7-ac31-6377c2c3d73e)] interface nsINetworkPredictor : nsISupports { /** * Prediction reasons * * PREDICT_LINK - we are being asked to take predictive action because * the user is hovering over a link. * * PREDICT_LOAD - we are being asked to take predictive action because * the user has initiated a pageload. * * PREDICT_STARTUP - we are being asked to take predictive action * because the browser is starting up. */ const PredictorPredictReason PREDICT_LINK = 0; const PredictorPredictReason PREDICT_LOAD = 1; const PredictorPredictReason PREDICT_STARTUP = 2; /** * Start taking predictive actions * * Calling this will cause the predictor to (possibly) start * taking actions such as DNS prefetch and/or TCP preconnect based on * (1) the host name that we are given, and (2) the reason we are being * asked to take actions. * * @param targetURI - The URI we are being asked to take actions based on. * @param sourceURI - The URI that is currently loaded. This is so we can * avoid doing predictive actions for link hover on an HTTPS page (for * example). * @param reason - The reason we are being asked to take actions. Can be * any of the PREDICT_* values above. * In the case of PREDICT_LINK, targetURI should be the URI of the link * that is being hovered over, and sourceURI should be the URI of the page * on which the link appears. * In the case of PREDICT_LOAD, targetURI should be the URI of the page that * is being loaded and sourceURI should be null. * In the case of PREDICT_STARTUP, both targetURI and sourceURI should be * null. * @param loadContext - The nsILoadContext of the page load we are predicting * about. * @param verifier - An nsINetworkPredictorVerifier used in testing to ensure * we're predicting the way we expect to. Not necessary (or desired) for * normal operation. */ void predict(in nsIURI targetURI, in nsIURI sourceURI, in PredictorPredictReason reason, in nsILoadContext loadContext, in nsINetworkPredictorVerifier verifier); /* * Reasons we are learning something * * LEARN_LOAD_TOPLEVEL - we are learning about the toplevel resource of a * pageload (NOTE: this should ONLY be used by tests) * * LEARN_LOAD_SUBRESOURCE - we are learning a subresource from a pageload * * LEARN_LOAD_REDIRECT - we are learning about the re-direct of a URI * * LEARN_STARTUP - we are learning about a page loaded during startup */ const PredictorLearnReason LEARN_LOAD_TOPLEVEL = 0; const PredictorLearnReason LEARN_LOAD_SUBRESOURCE = 1; const PredictorLearnReason LEARN_LOAD_REDIRECT = 2; const PredictorLearnReason LEARN_STARTUP = 3; /** * Add to our compendium of knowledge * * This adds to our prediction database to make things (hopefully) * smarter next time we predict something. * * @param targetURI - The URI that was loaded that we are keeping track of. * @param sourceURI - The URI that caused targetURI to be loaded (for page * loads). This means the DOCUMENT URI. * @param reason - The reason we are learning this bit of knowledge. * Reason can be any of the LEARN_* values. * In the case of LEARN_LOAD_SUBRESOURCE, targetURI should be the URI of a * subresource of a page, and sourceURI should be the top-level URI. * In the case of LEARN_LOAD_REDIRECT, targetURI is the NEW URI of a * top-level resource that was redirected to, and sourceURI is the * ORIGINAL URI of said top-level resource. * In the case of LEARN_STARTUP, targetURI should be the URI of a page * that was loaded immediately after browser startup, and sourceURI should * be null. * @param loadContext - The nsILoadContext for the page load that we are * learning about. */ void learn(in nsIURI targetURI, in nsIURI sourceURI, in PredictorLearnReason reason, in nsILoadContext loadContext); /** * Clear out all our learned knowledge * * This removes everything from our database so that any predictions begun * after this completes will start from a blank slate. */ void reset(); }; %{C++ // Wrapper functions to make use of the predictor easier and less invasive class nsIChannel; class nsIDocument; class nsILoadContext; class nsILoadGroup; class nsINetworkPredictorVerifier; namespace mozilla { namespace net { nsresult PredictorPredict(nsIURI *targetURI, nsIURI *sourceURI, PredictorPredictReason reason, nsILoadContext *loadContext, nsINetworkPredictorVerifier *verifier); nsresult PredictorLearn(nsIURI *targetURI, nsIURI *sourceURI, PredictorLearnReason reason, nsILoadContext *loadContext); nsresult PredictorLearn(nsIURI *targetURI, nsIURI *sourceURI, PredictorLearnReason reason, nsILoadGroup *loadGroup); nsresult PredictorLearn(nsIURI *targetURI, nsIURI *sourceURI, PredictorLearnReason reason, nsIDocument *document); nsresult PredictorLearnRedirect(nsIURI *targetURI, nsIChannel *channel, nsILoadContext *loadContext); } // mozilla::net } // mozilla %}