/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */ /* vim: set ts=8 sts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */ /* 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/. */ #ifndef mozilla_dom_MaybeCrossOriginObject_h #define mozilla_dom_MaybeCrossOriginObject_h /** * Shared infrastructure for WindowProxy and Location objects. These * are the objects that can be accessed cross-origin in the HTML * specification. * * This class can be inherited from by the relevant proxy handlers to * help implement spec algorithms. * * The algorithms this class implements come from * , * , * and * . * * The class is templated on its base so we can directly implement the things * that should have identical implementations for WindowProxy and Location. The * templating is needed because WindowProxy needs to be a wrapper and Location * shouldn't be one. */ #include "js/Class.h" #include "js/TypeDecls.h" #include "nsStringFwd.h" namespace mozilla { namespace dom { /** * "mAttributes" and "mMethods" are the cross-origin attributes and methods we * care about, which should get defined on holders. * * "mChromeOnlyAttributes" and "mChromeOnlyMethods" are the cross-origin * attributes and methods we care about, which should get defined on holders * for the chrome realm, in addition to the properties that are in * "mAttributes" and "mMethods". */ struct CrossOriginProperties { const JSPropertySpec* mAttributes; const JSFunctionSpec* mMethods; const JSPropertySpec* mChromeOnlyAttributes; const JSFunctionSpec* mChromeOnlyMethods; }; // Methods that MaybeCrossOriginObject wants that do not depend on the "Base" // template parameter. We can avoid having multiple instantiations of them by // pulling them out into this helper class. class MaybeCrossOriginObjectMixins { public: /** * Implementation of * . * "cx" and "obj" may or may not be same-compartment and even when * same-compartment may not be same-Realm. "obj" can be a WindowProxy, a * Window, or a Location. */ static bool IsPlatformObjectSameOrigin(JSContext* cx, JSObject* obj); protected: /** * Implementation of * . * * "cx" and "obj" are expected to be different-Realm here, and may be * different-compartment. "obj" can be a "WindowProxy" or a "Location" or a * cross-process proxy for one of those. */ bool CrossOriginGetOwnPropertyHelper( JSContext* cx, JS::Handle obj, JS::Handle id, JS::MutableHandle desc) const; /** * Implementation of * . * * This should be called at the end of getOwnPropertyDescriptor * methods in the cross-origin case. * * "cx" and "obj" are expected to be different-Realm here, and may * be different-compartment. "obj" can be a "WindowProxy" or a * "Location" or a cross-process proxy for one of those. */ static bool CrossOriginPropertyFallback( JSContext* cx, JS::Handle obj, JS::Handle id, JS::MutableHandle desc); /** * Implementation of * . * * "cx" and "obj" are expected to be different-Realm here and may be * different-compartment. "obj" can be a "WindowProxy" or a * "Location" or a cross-process proxy for one of those. * * "receiver" will be in the compartment of "cx". The return value will * be in the compartment of "cx". */ static bool CrossOriginGet(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle obj, JS::Handle receiver, JS::Handle id, JS::MutableHandle vp); /** * Implementation of * . * * "cx" and "obj" are expected to be different-Realm here and may be * different-compartment. "obj" can be a "WindowProxy" or a * "Location" or a cross-process proxy for one of those. * * "receiver" and "v" will be in the compartment of "cx". */ static bool CrossOriginSet(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle obj, JS::Handle id, JS::Handle v, JS::Handle receiver, JS::ObjectOpResult& result); /** * Utility method to ensure a holder for cross-origin properties for the * current global of the JSContext. * * When this is called, "cx" and "obj" are _always_ different-Realm, because * this is only used in cross-origin situations. The "holder" return value is * always in the Realm of "cx". * * "obj" is the object which has space to store the collection of holders in * the given slot. * * "properties" are the cross-origin attributes and methods we care about, * which should get defined on holders. */ static bool EnsureHolder(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle obj, size_t slot, const CrossOriginProperties& properties, JS::MutableHandle holder); /** * Ensures we have a holder object for the current Realm. When this is * called, "obj" is guaranteed to not be same-Realm with "cx", because this * is only used for cross-origin cases. * * Subclasses are expected to implement this by calling our static * EnsureHolder with the appropriate arguments. */ virtual bool EnsureHolder(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::MutableHandle holder) const = 0; /** * Report a cross-origin denial for a property named by aId. Always * returns false, so it can be used as "return * ReportCrossOriginDenial(...);". */ static bool ReportCrossOriginDenial(JSContext* aCx, JS::Handle aId, const nsACString& aAccessType); }; // A proxy handler for objects that may be cross-origin objects. Whether they // actually _are_ cross-origin objects can change dynamically if document.domain // is set. template class MaybeCrossOriginObject : public Base, public MaybeCrossOriginObjectMixins { protected: template constexpr MaybeCrossOriginObject(Args&&... aArgs) : Base(std::forward(aArgs)...) {} /** * Implementation of [[GetPrototypeOf]] as defined in * * and * . * * Our prototype-storage model looks quite different from the spec's, so we * need to implement some hooks that don't directly map to the spec. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location involved. It may or may not be * same-compartment with cx. * * "protop" is the prototype value (possibly null). It is guaranteed to be * same-compartment with cx after this function returns successfully. */ bool getPrototype(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::MutableHandle protop) const final; /** * Hook for doing the OrdinaryGetPrototypeOf bits that [[GetPrototypeOf]] does * in the spec. Location and WindowProxy store that information somewhat * differently. * * The prototype should come from the Realm of "cx". */ virtual JSObject* getSameOriginPrototype(JSContext* cx) const = 0; /** * Implementation of [[SetPrototypeOf]] as defined in * * and * . * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with "cx". * * "proto" is the new prototype object (possibly null). It must be * same-compartment with "cx". */ bool setPrototype(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle proto, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const final; /** * Our non-standard getPrototypeIfOrdinary hook. */ bool getPrototypeIfOrdinary(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, bool* isOrdinary, JS::MutableHandle protop) const final; /** * Our non-standard setImmutablePrototype hook. */ bool setImmutablePrototype(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, bool* succeeded) const final; /** * Implementation of [[IsExtensible]] as defined in * * and * . */ bool isExtensible(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, bool* extensible) const final; /** * Implementation of [[PreventExtensions]] as defined in * * and * . */ bool preventExtensions(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const final; /** * Implementation of [[GetOwnProperty]] is completely delegated to subclasses. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with cx. */ bool getOwnPropertyDescriptor( JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle id, JS::MutableHandle desc) const override = 0; /** * Implementation of [[DefineOwnProperty]] as defined in * * and * . * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with cx. * */ bool defineProperty(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle id, JS::Handle desc, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const final; /** * Some of our base classes define _another_ virtual defineProperty, and we * get overloaded-virtual warnings as a result due to us hiding it, if we * don't pull it in here. */ using Base::defineProperty; /** * Hook for handling the same-origin case in defineProperty. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It will be * same-compartment with cx. * * "desc" is a the descriptor being defined. It will be same-compartment with * cx. */ virtual bool definePropertySameOrigin(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle id, JS::Handle desc, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const = 0; /** * Implementation of [[Get]] is completely delegated to subclasses. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with "cx". * * "receiver" is the receiver ("this") for the get. It will be * same-compartment with "cx" * * "vp" is the return value. It will be same-compartment with "cx". */ bool get(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle receiver, JS::Handle id, JS::MutableHandle vp) const override = 0; /** * Implementation of [[Set]] is completely delegated to subclasses. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with "cx". * * "v" is the value being set. It will be same-compartment with "cx". * * "receiver" is the receiver ("this") for the set. It will be * same-compartment with "cx". */ bool set(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle id, JS::Handle v, JS::Handle receiver, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const override = 0; /** * Implementation of [[Delete]] is completely delegated to subclasses. * * "proxy" is the WindowProxy or Location object involved. It may or may not * be same-compartment with "cx". */ bool delete_(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::Handle id, JS::ObjectOpResult& result) const override = 0; /** * Spidermonkey-internal hook for enumerating objects. */ bool enumerate(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::MutableHandleVector props) const final; /** * Spidermonkey-internal hook used for instanceof. We need to override this * because otherwise we can end up doing instanceof work in the wrong * compartment. */ bool hasInstance(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy, JS::MutableHandle v, bool* bp) const final; /** * Spidermonkey-internal hook used by Object.prototype.toString. Subclasses * need to implement this, because we don't know what className they want. * Except in the cross-origin case, when we could maybe handle it... */ const char* className(JSContext* cx, JS::Handle proxy) const override = 0; }; } // namespace dom } // namespace mozilla #endif /* mozilla_dom_MaybeCrossOriginObject_h */