#include <usockserv.h>

Public Member Functions
bool	blockSend (const char *buffer, int length, int msTimeout)

char *	getClientName ()

virtual bool	getWelcomeMessage (unsigned char buf, int len)

virtual void	gotNewMessage (unsigned char *message, int length)

bool	handleConnection (int iConn, struct sockaddr_in iConnInfo)

bool	isActive ()

virtual bool	justConnected ()

int	runConnection ()

bool	stopConnection ()

	USockServConnection ()

virtual	~USockServConnection ()

Public Attributes
int	client

int	msgSend

pid_t	pid

int	recvLoops

USockServ *	serv

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	info (const char *info, USig significance, int interface)

Protected Attributes
int	conn

bool	connected

struct sockaddr_in	connInfo

bool	stop

pthread_t	thClient

Detailed Description

example server from 31370 Exersize 6: TCP/IP

Author: (Jens) Christian Andersen,326/030,3548,

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

USockServConnection::USockServConnection ( )

Constructor

References conn, connected, msgSend, recvLoops, and stop.

USockServConnection::~USockServConnection ( )

virtual

Destructor - stops connection

References connected, and stopConnection().

Member Function Documentation

bool USockServConnection::blockSend	(	const char *	buffer,
		int	length,
		int	msTimeout
	)

Send this bufferfull of data within this timeout period. Returns true if send. Returns false if not possible within timeout opperiod.

References conn, connected, and msgSend.

Referenced by isActive(), and USockServ::setPort().

char * USockServConnection::getClientName ( )

Get name of connecting client

References connected, and connInfo.

Referenced by runConnection().

bool USockServConnection::getWelcomeMessage	(	unsigned char *	buf,
		int *	len
	)

virtual

Called at start of client connection and sends a welcome message if so desired. Should return false if no message is to be send.

Referenced by isActive(), and runConnection().

void USockServConnection::gotNewMessage	(	unsigned char *	message,
		int	length
	)

virtual

A new message (or part of a message) has arraived. The message is assumed handled by this virtual function.

References client.

Referenced by isActive(), and runConnection().

bool USockServConnection::handleConnection	(	int	iConn,
		struct sockaddr_in	iConnInfo
	)

Handle this connection

References conn, connected, connInfo, justConnected(), runServerConn(), stop, and thClient.

Referenced by USockServ::isRunning(), and USockServ::runServerThread().

void USockServConnection::info	(	const char *	info,
		USig	significance,
		int	interface
	)

protectedvirtual

Information that might be relevant for the user and might be printed on console or into logfile.

Referenced by isActive(), USockServ::isRunning(), and runConnection().

bool USockServConnection::isActive ( )

inline

returns true if connection is open.

References blockSend(), buf, connected, getWelcomeMessage(), gotNewMessage(), info(), runConnection(), and stopConnection().

Referenced by USockServ::getFreeClientHandle(), USockServ::getUsedClientHandles(), and USockServ::setPort().

bool USockServConnection::justConnected ( )

virtual

tests wether a newly accepted connection can be accepted, and initiates any queues etc. that needs to be set up for the connection. This is also the place to send any welcome messages. The virtual function is called before receive thread is activated. Returns true if connection is acceptable.

Referenced by handleConnection(), USockServ::handleConnection(), and USockServ::isRunning().

int USockServConnection::runConnection ( )

This routine is running in a thread, and handles the connection protocol to this client. Returns when thread stopps.

References buf, client, conn, connected, einfo, getClientName(), getWelcomeMessage(), USockServ::gotConnectionProblems(), gotNewMessage(), info(), pid, recvLoops, serv, stop, and Wait().