#include <shibsp/remoting/ListenerService.h>
Inheritance diagram for shibsp::ListenerService:
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virtual DDF | send (const DDF &in)=0 |
Send a remoted message and return the response. | |
void | receive (DDF &in, std::ostream &out) |
Remoted classes implement this method to process incoming messages. | |
virtual Remoted * | regListener (const char *address, Remoted *svc) |
Register for a message. | |
virtual bool | unregListener (const char *address, Remoted *current, Remoted *restore=nullptr) |
Unregisters service from an address, possibly restoring an original. | |
virtual Remoted * | lookup (const char *address) const |
Returns current service registered at an address, if any. | |
virtual bool | init (bool force) |
OutOfProcess servers can implement server-side initialization that should occur before daemonization. | |
virtual bool | run (bool *shutdown)=0 |
OutOfProcess servers can implement server-side transport handling by calling the run method and supplying a flag to monitor for shutdown. | |
virtual void | term () |
OutOfProcess servers can implement server-side termination/cleanup. |
A ListenerService supports the remoting of DDF objects, which are dynamic data trees that other class implementations can use to remote themselves by calling an out-of-process peer implementation with arbitrary data to carry out tasks on the implementation's behalf that require isolation from the dynamic process fluctuations that web servers are prone to. The ability to pass arbitrary data trees across the boundary allows arbitrary separation of duty between the in-process and out-of-process "halves". The ListenerService is responsible for marshalling and transmitting messages, as well as managing connections and communication errors.
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OutOfProcess servers can implement server-side initialization that should occur before daemonization. The parameter applies to implementations that can detect and remove the results of ungraceful shutdowns of previous executions and continue successfully. File-based sockets are the most common example.
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Returns current service registered at an address, if any.
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Remoted classes implement this method to process incoming messages.
Implements shibsp::Remoted. |
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Register for a message. Returns existing remote service, allowing message hooking.
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OutOfProcess servers can implement server-side transport handling by calling the run method and supplying a flag to monitor for shutdown.
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Send a remoted message and return the response.
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Unregisters service from an address, possibly restoring an original.
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