OpalListener Class Reference

#include <transports.h>

Inheritance diagram for OpalListener:

Collaboration diagram for OpalListener:

Public Member Functions
Construction
	OpalListener (OpalEndPoint &endpoint)
Overrides from PObject
void	PrintOn (ostream &strm) const

Protected Member Functions
void	ListenForConnections ()
void	TransportThreadMain (OpalTransportPtr transport)

Protected Attributes
OpalEndPoint &	m_endpoint
PThread *	m_thread
AcceptHandler	m_acceptHandler
ThreadMode	m_threadMode

Friends
class	OpalHTTPConnector

Operations
enum	ThreadMode { SpawnNewThreadMode, HandOffThreadMode, SingleThreadMode }
typedef PNotifierTemplate < const OpalTransportPtr & >	AcceptHandler
virtual bool	Open (const AcceptHandler &acceptHandler, ThreadMode mode=SpawnNewThreadMode)
virtual bool	IsOpen () const =0
virtual void	Close ()=0
virtual OpalTransport *	Accept (const PTimeInterval &timeout)=0
virtual OpalTransport *	CreateTransport (const OpalTransportAddress &localAddress, const OpalTransportAddress &remoteAddress) const =0
virtual OpalTransportAddress	GetLocalAddress (const OpalTransportAddress &remoteAddress=OpalTransportAddress()) const =0
void	CloseWait ()
void	CleanUpOnTermination ()

Detailed Description

This class describes a "listener" on a transport protocol. A "listener" is an object that listens for incoming connections on the particular transport. It is executed as a separate thread.

The Main() function is used to handle incoming connections and dispatch them in new threads based on the actual OpalTransport class. This is defined in the descendent class that knows what the low level transport is, eg OpalListenerIP for the TCP/IP protocol.

An application may create a descendent off this class and override functions as required for operating the channel protocol.

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef PNotifierTemplate<const OpalTransportPtr &> OpalListener::AcceptHandler

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum OpalListener::ThreadMode

Enumerator
SpawnNewThreadMode
HandOffThreadMode
SingleThreadMode

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

OpalListener::OpalListener

(

OpalEndPoint &

endpoint

)

Create a new listener.

Parameters

endpoint

Endpoint listener is used for

Member Function Documentation

virtual OpalTransport* OpalListener::Accept ( const PTimeInterval &  timeout )

pure virtual

Accept a new incoming transport.

Parameters

timeout

Time to wait for incoming connection

Implemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerTCP.

void OpalListener::CleanUpOnTermination ( )

inline

Close channel and wait for associated thread to terminate. For backward compatibility with OpenH323, now deprecated.

References CloseWait().

virtual void OpalListener::Close ( )

pure virtual

Stop the listener thread and no longer accept incoming connections.

Implemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerTCP.

void OpalListener::CloseWait

(

)

Close channel and wait for associated thread to terminate.

Referenced by CleanUpOnTermination().

virtual OpalTransport* OpalListener::CreateTransport ( const OpalTransportAddress &  localAddress, const OpalTransportAddress &  remoteAddress  ) const

pure virtual

Create a transport compatible with this listener.

Implemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerTCP.

virtual OpalTransportAddress OpalListener::GetLocalAddress ( const OpalTransportAddress &  remoteAddress = OpalTransportAddress() ) const

pure virtual

Get the local transport address on which this listener may be accessed. If remoteAddress is present and is an address that requires NAT for connectivity, then the returned address is adjusted to return the external address and port.

Implemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerIP.

virtual bool OpalListener::IsOpen ( ) const

pure virtual

Indicate if the listener is open.

Implemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerTCP.

void OpalListener::ListenForConnections ( )

protected

Handle incoming connections and dispatch them in new threads based on the OpalTransport class. This is defined in the descendent class that knows what the low level transport is, eg OpalListenerTCP for the TCP/IP protocol.

Note this function does not return until the Close() function is called or there is some other error.

virtual bool OpalListener::Open ( const AcceptHandler &  acceptHandler, ThreadMode  mode = SpawnNewThreadMode  )

virtual

Open the listener. A thread is spawned to listen for incoming connections. The notifier function acceptHandler is called when a new connection is created. The INT parameter to the acceptHandler is a pointer to the new OpalTransport instance created by the listener. If this is NULL then it indicates an error occurred during the accept.

If singleThread is false the acceptHandler function is called in the context of a new thread and the continues to listen for more connections. If true, then the acceptHandler function is called from within the listener threads context and no more connections are created. That is only a single connection is ever created by this listener.

Parameters

acceptHandler	Handler function for new connections
mode	How handler function is called thread wise

Reimplemented in OpalListenerUDP, and OpalListenerTCP.

void OpalListener::PrintOn

(

ostream &

strm

)

const

Print the description of the listener to the stream.

void OpalListener::TransportThreadMain ( OpalTransportPtr  transport )

protected

Friends And Related Function Documentation

friend class OpalHTTPConnector

friend

Field Documentation

AcceptHandler OpalListener::m_acceptHandler

protected

OpalEndPoint& OpalListener::m_endpoint

protected

PThread* OpalListener::m_thread

protected

ThreadMode OpalListener::m_threadMode

protected

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• transports.h