libt2n: (gerd) add example for wrapper
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19#ifndef __LIBT2N_CLIENT_WRAPPER
20#define __LIBT2N_CLIENT_WRAPPER
21
22#include <functional>
23
24#include <boost/config.hpp>
25#include <boost/bind.hpp>
26#include <boost/function.hpp>
27#include <boost/preprocessor.hpp>
28
29#include <client.hxx>
30#include <command_client.hxx>
31
32#ifndef T2N_SINGLETON_WRAPPER_MAX_ARGS
33#define T2N_SINGLETON_WRAPPER_MAX_ARGS 9
34#endif
35
36namespace libt2n
37{
38
39/** @brief provide access to client_connection singletons and call-handling function
40
41 This is an abstact base class for use with T2nSingletonWrapper. It provides access
42 to the singleton-client_connection and offers a handle-method which is used for
43 every call to a method on a t2n-server.
44*/
45class ConnectionWrapper
46{
47 private:
48 long long command_timeout_usec;
49 long long hello_timeout_usec;
50
51 protected:
52 log_level_values log_level;
53 std::ostream *logstream;
54 void set_logging_on_connection(client_connection& c);
55
56 public:
57 ConnectionWrapper()
58 : log_level(none), logstream(NULL),
59 command_timeout_usec(command_client::command_timeout_usec_default),
60 hello_timeout_usec(command_client::hello_timeout_usec_default)
61 { }
62
63 virtual ~ConnectionWrapper()
64 { }
65
66 /** @brief return active connection, create new one if not existing
67
68 Return a pointer to an active client_connection. Use detail-data
69 stored within the derived class to create a new connection if needed,
70 otherwise return an alredy active connection. The derived class has
71 to take care of destroying the connection when not needed anymore.
72 */
73 virtual client_connection* get_connection()=0;
74
75 /** @brief this function is called on every execution of a method on a server
76
77 @param stubBase pointer to the command_client executing the call
78 @param f boost::function object containing the method to call and all parameters
79 @retval true if the call was successful and the original return-value of the called function can be used
80 false if T2nSingletonWrapper has to create a return-value with the default-constructor
81
82 T2nSingletonWrapper will call this function on every execution of a server-side
83 method. This version will just call the function without any special treatment.
84 You can overload this function to implement different error handling strategies.
85 */
86 virtual bool handle(command_client* stubBase, boost::function< void() > f)
87 {
88 f();
89 return true;
90 }
91
92 long long get_command_timeout_usec(void)
93 { return command_timeout_usec; }
94
95 void set_command_timeout_usec(long long _command_timeout_usec)
96 { command_timeout_usec=_command_timeout_usec; }
97
98 long long get_hello_timeout_usec(void)
99 { return hello_timeout_usec; }
100
101 void set_hello_timeout_usec(long long _hello_timeout_usec)
102 { hello_timeout_usec=_hello_timeout_usec; }
103
104 virtual void set_logging(std::ostream *_logstream, log_level_values _log_level);
105
106 std::ostream* get_logstream(log_level_values level);
107};
108
109// contains the internal stuff needed for T2nWrapper
110namespace detail
111{
112
113 template< typename T >
114 struct TypeWrap
115 {
116 typedef T type;
117 };
118
119 template< >
120 struct TypeWrap< void >
121 {
122 typedef int type;
123 };
124
125 template< typename R >
126 struct Call
127 {
128 typedef boost::function< R() > FuncType;
129
130 FuncType function;
131 R& result;
132
133 Call( FuncType f, R& res ) : function(f), result( res ) {}
134
135 void operator()()
136 {
137 result= function();
138 }
139 };
140
141 template< >
142 struct Call<void>
143 {
144 typedef boost::function< void() > FuncType;
145 typedef TypeWrap< void >::type ResultType;
146
147 FuncType function;
148 ResultType& result;
149
150 Call( FuncType f, ResultType& res ) : function(f), result( res ) {}
151
152 void operator()()
153 {
154 function();
155 result= ResultType();
156 }
157 };
158} // eo namespace detail
159
160class T2nSingletonWrapperMessages
161{
162 protected:
163 static const char* NotInitializedMessage;
164};
165
166/** @brief wrap calls to server-side-functions with different error-handling strategies
167
168 Template class to access a process-wide singleton server-connection and to wrap all
169 calls using this connection with an error-handling strategy (e.g. to reconnect when
170 the connection broke). The source looks very complicated due to heavy use of templates,
171 look at the 3rd codegen example to see how to use it.
172*/
173template< class Client >
174class T2nSingletonWrapper : public T2nSingletonWrapperMessages
175{
176 private:
177 std::auto_ptr<Client> Stub;
178
179 static std::auto_ptr<T2nSingletonWrapper> SingletonObject;
180 static std::auto_ptr<ConnectionWrapper> WrappedConnection;
181
182 // create a prep-method for each possible number of parameters
183#define _GEN_ARG(z,n,d) Arg ## n arg ##n
184#define _GEN_PREP(z,n,d) \
185 template< typename R BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,typename Arg) > \
186 static boost::function< R(Client*) > prep \
187 ( \
188 R(Client::*f)( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) \
189 BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) \
190 BOOST_PP_ENUM( n, _GEN_ARG, ~ ) \
191 ) \
192 { \
193 return boost::bind< R > \
194 ( \
195 f, _1 BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,arg) \
196 ); \
197 } // eo prep
198
199 BOOST_PP_REPEAT( BOOST_PP_ADD(T2N_SINGLETON_WRAPPER_MAX_ARGS,1) , _GEN_PREP, ~ )
200
201#undef _GEN_PREP
202#undef _GEN_ARG
203
204 T2nSingletonWrapper(std::auto_ptr<Client> stub)
205 {
206 Stub=stub;
207 }
208
209 static void init()
210 {
211 if (WrappedConnection.get() == NULL)
212 throw std::logic_error(NotInitializedMessage);
213
214 std::auto_ptr<Client> stub(new Client(WrappedConnection->get_connection(),
215 WrappedConnection->get_command_timeout_usec(),
216 WrappedConnection->get_hello_timeout_usec()));
217
218 SingletonObject=std::auto_ptr<T2nSingletonWrapper>(new T2nSingletonWrapper(stub));
219 }
220
221 template< typename R >
222 static
223 typename detail::TypeWrap<R>::type real_exec( boost::function< R(Client*) > f)
224 {
225 ensure_singleton_there();
226
227 typename detail::TypeWrap<R>::type result;
228
229 // bind our Client-object and the local result
230 detail::Call<R> call( boost::bind( f, SingletonObject->Stub.get()), result );
231
232 // let the wrapper-handler call the fully-bound function
233 if (!WrappedConnection->handle(SingletonObject->Stub.get(),call))
234 {
235 // create an result with default-constructor if the handler could not
236 // successfully do a call but no exception occured
237 result=typename detail::TypeWrap<R>::type();
238 }
239 return result;
240 }
241
242 public:
243
244 static void set_connection(std::auto_ptr<ConnectionWrapper> wrappedConnection)
245 {
246 WrappedConnection=wrappedConnection;
247
248 // reset the singleton to NULL because the singleton must be constructed with current WrappedConnection
249 if (SingletonObject.get() != NULL)
250 SingletonObject.reset();
251 }
252 static ConnectionWrapper* get_connection_wrapper(void)
253 { return WrappedConnection.get(); }
254
255 static void ensure_singleton_there(void)
256 {
257 if (SingletonObject.get() == NULL)
258 init();
259 }
260
261 // create an exec-method for each possible number of parameters
262#define _GEN_PLACEHOLDER(z,n,d) BOOST_PP_CAT(_,BOOST_PP_ADD(n,1))
263#define _GEN_EXEC(z,n,d) \
264 template< typename R BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,typename Arg) > \
265 static boost::function< R( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) > exec \
266 ( \
267 R(Client::*f)( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) \
268 ) \
269 { \
270 boost::function<R(Client*)>(*p)(R(Client::*)( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) \
271 BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg)) \
272 = &T2nSingletonWrapper::template prep<R BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) >; \
273 return boost::bind \
274 ( \
275 T2nSingletonWrapper::template real_exec<R>, \
276 boost::bind( p, f BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) \
277 BOOST_PP_ENUM(n, _GEN_PLACEHOLDER, ~ ) ) \
278 ); \
279 } // eo exec
280
281 BOOST_PP_REPEAT( BOOST_PP_ADD(T2N_SINGLETON_WRAPPER_MAX_ARGS,1), _GEN_EXEC, ~ )
282
283#undef _GEN_EXEC
284#undef _GEN_PLACEHOLDER
285
286};
287
288// create an t2n_exec-method for each possible number of parameters
289#define _GEN_EXEC(z,n,d) \
290 template< class Client, typename R BOOST_PP_COMMA_IF(n) BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,typename Arg) > \
291 static boost::function< R( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) > t2n_exec \
292 ( \
293 R(Client::*f)( BOOST_PP_ENUM_PARAMS(n,Arg) ) \
294 ) \
295 { \
296 return T2nSingletonWrapper<Client>::exec(f); \
297 } // eo exec
298
299 BOOST_PP_REPEAT( BOOST_PP_ADD(T2N_SINGLETON_WRAPPER_MAX_ARGS,1), _GEN_EXEC, ~ )
300
301#undef _GEN_EXEC
302#undef _GEN_PLACEHOLDER
303
304}
305#endif