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1 
2 #ifndef _XMLRPCSOURCE_H_
3 #define _XMLRPCSOURCE_H_
4 //
5 // XmlRpc++ Copyright (c) 2002-2003 by Chris Morley
6 //
7 #if defined(_MSC_VER)
8 # pragma warning(disable:4786)    // identifier was truncated in debug info
9 #endif
10 
11 namespace XmlRpc {
12 
13   //! An RPC source represents a file descriptor to monitor
14   class XmlRpcSource {
15   public:
16     //! Constructor
17     //!  @param fd The socket file descriptor to monitor.
18     //!  @param deleteOnClose If true, the object deletes itself when close is called.
19     XmlRpcSource(int fd = -1, bool deleteOnClose = false);
20 
21     //! Destructor
22     virtual ~XmlRpcSource();
23 
24     //! Return the file descriptor being monitored.
getfd()25     int getfd() const { return _fd; }
26     //! Specify the file descriptor to monitor.
setfd(int fd)27     void setfd(int fd) { _fd = fd; }
28 
29     //! Return whether the file descriptor should be kept open if it is no longer monitored.
getKeepOpen()30     bool getKeepOpen() const { return _keepOpen; }
31     //! Specify whether the file descriptor should be kept open if it is no longer monitored.
32     void setKeepOpen(bool b=true) { _keepOpen = b; }
33 
34     //! Close the owned fd. If deleteOnClose was specified at construction, the object is deleted.
35     virtual void close();
36 
37     //! Return true to continue monitoring this source
38     virtual unsigned handleEvent(unsigned eventType) = 0;
39 
40   private:
41 
42     // Socket. This should really be a SOCKET (an alias for unsigned int*) on windows...
43     int _fd;
44 
45     // In the server, a new source (XmlRpcServerConnection) is created
46     // for each connected client. When each connection is closed, the
47     // corresponding source object is deleted.
48     bool _deleteOnClose;
49 
50     // In the client, keep connections open if you intend to make multiple calls.
51     bool _keepOpen;
52   };
53 } // namespace XmlRpc
54 
55 #endif //_XMLRPCSOURCE_H_
56