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OWIN 中 K Commands(OwinHost.exe)与 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 的角色问题

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OWIN 中 K Commands(OwinHost.exe)与 Microsoft.aspNet.Hosting 的角色问题

问题详情:K Commands(OwinHost.exe)是不是 OWIN 中的 Host 角色?如果是,那 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 对应的是 OWIN 中的哪个角色?

OWIN 中,除了 Host 和 Server 的概念容易混淆,K Commands(OwinHost.exe)与 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 也是很容易混淆的一点,先看一下它们的概念:

  • OwinHost.exe: While some will want to write a custom PRocess to run Katana Web applications, many would prefer to simply launch a pre-built executable that can start a server and run their application. For this scenario, the Katana component suite includes OwinHost.exe. When run from within a project’s root directory, this executable will start a server (it uses the HttpListener server by default) and use conventions to find and run the user’s startup class. For more granular control, the executable provides a number of additional command line parameters.
  • K Commands: Whenever you want to run your app in command line using K* commands, you will use k run. The K command is your entry point to the runtime. To run an application you can use K run to build you can use K build, and all other commands that are about taking your application and running it.
  • Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting: The Hosting repo contains code required to host an asp.net vNext application, it is the entry point used when self-hosting an application.

上面是从网上各个地方搜刮的概念,再来结合 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting/Program.cs 的源码

using System;using System.IO;using System.Threading;using System.Threading.Tasks;using Microsoft.Framework.ConfigurationModel;using Microsoft.Framework.DependencyInjection;using Microsoft.Framework.DependencyInjection.Fallback;using Microsoft.Framework.Logging;using Microsoft.Framework.Runtime;namespace Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting{    public class Program    {        private const string HostingIniFile = "Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting.ini";        private readonly IServiceProvider _serviceProvider;        public Program(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)        {            _serviceProvider = serviceProvider;        }        public void Main(string[] args)        {            var config = new Configuration();            if (File.Exists(HostingIniFile))            {                config.AddIniFile(HostingIniFile);            }            config.AddEnvironmentVariables();            config.AddCommandLine(args);            var services = HostingServices.Create(_serviceProvider, config)                .BuildServiceProvider();            var appEnv = services.GetRequiredService<IApplicationEnvironment>();            var hostingEnv = services.GetRequiredService<IHostingEnvironment>();            var context = new HostingContext()            {                Services = services,                Configuration = config,                ServerName = config.Get("server"), // TODO: Key names                ApplicationName = config.Get("app")  // TODO: Key names                    ?? appEnv.ApplicationName,                EnvironmentName = hostingEnv.EnvironmentName,            };            var engine = services.GetRequiredService<IHostingEngine>();            var loggerFactory = services.GetRequiredService<ILoggerFactory>();            var appShutdownService = _serviceProvider.GetRequiredService<IApplicationShutdown>();            var shutdownHandle = new ManualResetEvent(false);            var serverShutdown = engine.Start(context);            appShutdownService.ShutdownRequested.Register(() =>            {                try                {                    serverShutdown.Dispose();                }                catch (Exception ex)                {                    var logger = loggerFactory.Create<Program>();                    logger.WriteError("TODO: Dispose threw an exception", ex);                }                shutdownHandle.Set();            });            var ignored = Task.Run(() =>            {                Console.WriteLine("Started");                Console.ReadLine();                appShutdownService.RequestShutdown();            });            shutdownHandle.WaitOne();        }    }}

K Commands(OwinHost.exe)的作用就是启动并加载 OWIN 组件,使你的应用程序处于运行状态,看上面 Program.cs 代码,就会发现 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 其实就是一个控制台项目,当然除此之外还会包含 Builder、Server、Startup 等一些操作,这些构成了基本的 OWIN Host,它是一个进程,负责启动并加载 OWIN 组件(在之前的博文中有说明),而 K Commands(OwinHost.exe)只不过是一个命令,用来去开启它,就像一个车钥匙,用来发动汽车一样。结合 IIS 的一些东西,K Commands(OwinHost.exe)就像我们点击“启动”、“停止” 的后台处理命令,当然还有一些 URL 绑定等,这些都通过命令去加载,过程大概是这样:K Commands -> project.json -> Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting -> Started。

在之前曾说过,如果采用 IIS 的部署,那 ASP.NET 5 的 project.json 配置,就是下面这么简单:

{    "webroot": "wwwroot",    "dependencies": {        "Microsoft.AspNet.Server.IIS": "1.0.0-beta1"    }}

你会发现,没有了 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting、Microsoft.AspNet.Server.WebListener,也没有了 Commands,为什么呢?因为 IIS 既是 Host,又是 Server,IIS 与 ASP.NET 5 的 OWIN 管道处理,是通过 Microsoft.AspNet.Server.IIS(AspNet.Loader.dll)打通的,所以 OWIN 的处理组件都是通过 IIS,这时候的 ASP.NET 5 其实就不是纯粹的 OWIN。

回答上面的问题,K Commands(OwinHost.exe)不是 OWIN 中的 Host 角色,Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 才是,应该准确的说,K Commands(OwinHost.exe)和 OWIN 中的 Host 不存在概念问题,它只是一个命令,用来开启 Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting,Microsoft.AspNet.Hosting 是 OWIN 中 Host 概念的具体体现。


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