The Tor Browser: content/base/test/file_CrossSiteXHR_inner

Incorporate requested changes from Mozilla in review:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1123480#c6

     1 var data = '<!DOCTYPE HTML>\n\

     2 <html>\n\

     3 <head>\n\

     4 <script>\n\

     5 window.addEventListener("message", function(e) {\n\

     6 \n\

     7   sendData = null;\n\

     8 \n\

     9   req = eval(e.data);\n\

    10   var res = {\n\

    11     didFail: false,\n\

    12     events: [],\n\

    13     progressEvents: 0\n\

    14   };\n\

    15   \n\

    16   var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();\n\

    17   for (type of ["load", "abort", "error", "loadstart", "loadend"]) {\n\

    18     xhr.addEventListener(type, function(e) {\n\

    19       res.events.push(e.type);\n\

    20     }, false);\n\

    21   }\n\

    22   xhr.addEventListener("readystatechange", function(e) {\n\

    23     res.events.push("rs" + xhr.readyState);\n\

    24   }, false);\n\

    25   xhr.addEventListener("progress", function(e) {\n\

    26     res.progressEvents++;\n\

    27   }, false);\n\

    28   if (req.uploadProgress) {\n\

    29     xhr.upload.addEventListener(req.uploadProgress, function(e) {\n\

    30       res.progressEvents++;\n\

    31     }, false);\n\

    32   }\n\

    33   xhr.onerror = function(e) {\n\

    34     res.didFail = true;\n\

    35   };\n\

    36   xhr.onloadend = function (event) {\n\

    37     res.status = xhr.status;\n\

    38     try {\n\

    39       res.statusText = xhr.statusText;\n\

    40     } catch (e) {\n\

    41       delete(res.statusText);\n\

    42     }\n\

    43     res.responseXML = xhr.responseXML ?\n\

    44       (new XMLSerializer()).serializeToString(xhr.responseXML) :\n\

    45       null;\n\

    46     res.responseText = xhr.responseText;\n\

    47 \n\

    48     res.responseHeaders = {};\n\

    49     for (responseHeader in req.responseHeaders) {\n\

    50       res.responseHeaders[responseHeader] =\n\

    51         xhr.getResponseHeader(responseHeader);\n\

    52     }\n\

    53     res.allResponseHeaders = {};\n\

    54     var splitHeaders = xhr.getAllResponseHeaders().split("\\r\\n");\n\

    55     for (var i = 0; i < splitHeaders.length; i++) {\n\

    56       var headerValuePair = splitHeaders[i].split(":");\n\

    57         if(headerValuePair[1] != null){\n\

    58           var headerName = trimString(headerValuePair[0]);\n\

    59           var headerValue = trimString(headerValuePair[1]); \n\

    60           res.allResponseHeaders[headerName] = headerValue;\n\

    61         }\n\

    62     }\n\

    63     post(e, res);\n\

    64   }\n\

    65 \n\

    66   if (req.withCred)\n\

    67     xhr.withCredentials = true;\n\

    68   if (req.body)\n\

    69     sendData = req.body;\n\

    70 \n\

    71   res.events.push("opening");\n\

    72   xhr.open(req.method, req.url, true);\n\

    73 \n\

    74   for (header in req.headers) {\n\

    75     xhr.setRequestHeader(header, req.headers[header]);\n\

    76   }\n\

    77 \n\

    78   res.events.push("sending");\n\

    79   xhr.send(sendData);\n\

    80 \n\

    81 }, false);\n\

    82 \n\

    83 function post(e, res) {\n\

    84   e.source.postMessage(res.toSource(), "*");\n\

    85 }\n\

    86 function trimString(stringValue) {\n\

    87   return stringValue.replace("/^\s+|\s+$/g","");\n\

    88 };\n\

    89 \n\

    90 </script>\n\

    91 </head>\n\

    92 <body>\n\

    93 Inner page\n\

    94 </body>\n\

    95 </html>'

    97 function handleRequest(request, response)

    98 {

    99   response.setStatusLine(null, 302, "Follow me");

   100   response.setHeader("Location", "data:text/html," + escape(data));

   101   response.setHeader("Content-Type", "text/plain");

   102   response.write("Follow that guy!");

   103 }

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