Bug fixes: - Fix nil-pointer panic in sendMessage SOAP fault handler (used err.Error() on nil) - Fix missing return after SOAP fault response (caused fall-through to 200 OK) - Fix timeout=0 shadowing: removed package-level constant, use configured value - Fix receiveMessage not checking SOAP faults from CIIMS Codec hardening: - Replace fragile regex parsing with encoding/xml.Decoder for namespace-agnostic XML - XML-escape all user inputs (user, pass, event) — not just message body - Remove magic-number-based string slicing (split, GetErrMsg) Transport improvements: - Extract Client type with connection pooling (reuse http.Client across requests) - Add CIIMSResponse domain type with IsFault(), ErrorMessage(), Messages() - Add HTTPStatusError and ResponseTooLargeError typed errors - Replace deprecated ioutil.ReadAll with io.ReadAll - Add response body size limit (64 MiB) Security hardening: - Add MaxBytesReader (1MB request body limit) on both endpoints - Add URL allowlist via CIIMS_ALLOWED_SERVERS env var - Add normalizeBaseURL with scheme/host/query validation - Add count bounds validation (1-1000) on /receive - Add server-level timeouts (ReadHeaderTimeout, ReadTimeout, IdleTimeout) Configuration: - Introduce Config struct to replace package-level globals - Add loadConfig() with full validation and error propagation - Add getIntEnv() with positive-value enforcement Test coverage (75 tests, 35 new): - Phase 1: 8 internal tests (nil receiver, error types, SOAP+HTTP500, malformed XML) - Phase 2: 19 pure function tests (normalizeBaseURL, parseAllowedServers, getIntEnv) - Phase 3: 16 handler tests (send/receive success, SOAP fault, network error, HTTP 500, body too large, invalid JSON, missing fields, URL allowlist) - Phase 4: 8 config/router tests (loadConfig, newServer, newRouter) Toolchain: - Upgrade Go 1.13 → 1.22, gin 1.6.3 → 1.10.0, testify 1.5.1 → 1.10.0 Cleanup: - Remove dead code (unused post() function, commented-out defaults) - Replace println with structured logging - Add .gitignore - Rewrite README with API docs, env vars, security considerations
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CIIMS web service message exchange proxy
A thin HTTP proxy that translates JSON POST requests into SOAP/XML calls to a CIIMS ExchangeService backend. Designed for airport operational message exchange (AODB/FLOP).
API
POST /send
Send a message to CIIMS.
Request body (JSON):
{
"url": "http://domain.tld", // optional, overrides CIIMS_SERVER
"user": "ciims username", // required
"pass": "ciims password", // required
"event": "route event id", // required
"priority": 0, // optional, defaults to 0
"val": false, // optional, defaults to false
"msg": "ciims xml body" // required
}
POST /receive
Receive messages from CIIMS.
Request body (JSON):
{
"url": "http://domain.tld", // optional, overrides CIIMS_SERVER
"user": "ciims username", // required
"pass": "ciims password", // required
"count": 3 // required, 1-1000
}
GET /ping
Health check — returns {"message": "pong"}.
Configuration
| Environment Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
CIIMS_SERVER |
Base URL of the default CIIMS ExchangeService | (required) |
CIIMS_ALLOWED_SERVERS |
Comma-separated extra CIIMS base URLs allowed for request url overrides |
empty |
PROXY_LISTEN |
Bind address for the proxy HTTP server | :9090 |
CIIMS_TIMEOUT |
Outbound request timeout in seconds | 240 |
Security Considerations
- Authentication: This proxy does not authenticate callers. Deploy behind a firewall or add a reverse-proxy layer (nginx, envoy) with API key / basic auth.
- TLS: Use a TLS-terminating reverse proxy in production. The proxy itself serves plain HTTP and transmits CIIMS credentials with every request.
- Input limits: Request bodies are limited to 1 MB, CIIMS responses are limited to 64 MiB, and the
countparameter on/receiveis capped at 1000. - URL overrides: Per-request
urlvalues are accepted only when they matchCIIMS_SERVERor an entry inCIIMS_ALLOWED_SERVERSafter normalization. - Credentials: CIIMS usernames and passwords are XML-escaped before being embedded in SOAP envelopes. They are not logged.
Build
go build -o ciimsproxy ./cmd/main/
Example
# Start the proxy
CIIMS_SERVER=http://192.168.1.100:8080 ./ciimsproxy
# Send a message
curl -X POST http://localhost:9090/send \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"user":"FIMS","pass":"FIMS","event":"FLOP-CHDT","msg":"<MSG/>"}'
# Receive messages
curl -X POST http://localhost:9090/receive \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"user":"FIMS","pass":"FIMS","count":5}'