Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result, a type derived from AbstractMessage, to their "owner".
Since a message can be composed (it is a stream, which may be delivered in chunks), a buffer is created here, which contains data as long as the stream is not complete. More...

#include <TcpDataReceiver.h>

Inheritance diagram for tcp::DataReceiver:

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Public Member Functions
	DataReceiver (TcpMain *pParent, SOCKET Socket, unsigned int uiDataSize)

virtual	~DataReceiver ()

unsigned int	getDataSize () const

void	setDataSize (unsigned int uiDataSize)

Public Member Functions inherited from tcp::Receiver
	Receiver (TcpMain *pParent, SOCKET Socket)

virtual	~Receiver ()

Public Member Functions inherited from tcp::ReceiverTransmitter
	ReceiverTransmitter (SOCKET Socket)

virtual	~ReceiverTransmitter ()

virtual void	finishBreak () override

int	getPeerName (std::string &rstrIPAdress, unsigned int &ruiPort) const

SOCKET	Socket () const

virtual void	takeABreak () override

Public Member Functions inherited from eut::RepeatingThread
	RepeatingThread ()

virtual	~RepeatingThread ()

virtual void	cancel ()

int	getBreakCounter ()

bool	isInExclusiveAccess () const

void	setExclusiveAccess ()

void	signalInput ()

virtual int	start ()

RepeatingThread::STATUS	status () const

bool	testCancel ()

void	unsetExclusiveAccess ()

void	waitForInput ()

Protected Member Functions
	DataReceiver ()

	DataReceiver (SOCKET)

	DataReceiver (TcpMain *, SOCKET)

virtual int	acceptMessage (AbstractMessage *)=0

virtual void	generateNewTcpMessage (AbstractMessage &prTcpAbstractMessage, char pszRawMsg, unsigned int uiRawMsgSize, unsigned int uiMessageID, int iActionCode, const std::string &rstrInfo) const =0

virtual void	generateNewTcpMessage (AbstractMessage &prTcpAbstractMessage, char pszTransmitData, unsigned int uiTransmitDataSize) const =0

void	initStreamData ()

int	processReceivedData (char *pszSentBuffer, unsigned int t_uiSentBufferSize)

Protected Member Functions inherited from tcp::Receiver
	Receiver ()

	Receiver (SOCKET Socket)

Protected Member Functions inherited from tcp::ReceiverTransmitter
	ReceiverTransmitter ()

Protected Member Functions inherited from eut::RepeatingThread
ORDER	getOrder ()

STATUS	getStatus ()

void	setStatus (STATUS eStatus)

void	threadWork ()

void	toOrder (ORDER eOrder)

virtual void	work ()=0

Protected Attributes
char *	m_pszSentBuffer

char *	m_szStreamBuffer

unsigned int	m_uiDataSize

unsigned int	m_uiStreamPosistion

unsigned int	m_uiStreamSize

Protected Attributes inherited from tcp::Receiver
TcpMain *	m_pParentTcpMain

Protected Attributes inherited from tcp::ReceiverTransmitter
SOCKET	m_Socket

Private Member Functions
	DataReceiver (const DataReceiver &)

DataReceiver &	operator= (const DataReceiver &)

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from eut::RepeatingThread
enum	EuTHREADERROR { EuTHREAD_ERR_NO_THREAD = -10301 , EuTHREAD_ERR_THREAD_ALREADY_WORKING = -10302 , EuTHREAD_ERR_THREAD_BREAK_COUNT_LESS_THAN_ZERO = -10303 , EuTHREAD_ERR_UNKNOWN = -10400 }
	Error range = -10301 to -10400 More...

enum	ORDER { eUNDEFINED , eDO_WORK , eEXIT }

enum	STATUS { eAT_THE_START , eWORKING , ePAUSING , eENDING , eCOMPLETED }

Public Attributes inherited from eut::RepeatingThread
std::string	m_strDebugInfo

Detailed Description

Superclass for all TcpReceiver that communicate via a SOCKET and deliver their receive result, a type derived from AbstractMessage, to their "owner".
Since a message can be composed (it is a stream, which may be delivered in chunks), a buffer is created here, which contains data as long as the stream is not complete.

Copyright: © 2010 Helmut Jakoby

Author: Helmut Jakoby

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ DataReceiver() [1/5]

tcp::DataReceiver::DataReceiver ( )

protected

This constructor is not available.

◆ DataReceiver() [2/5]

tcp::DataReceiver::DataReceiver ( SOCKET )

protected

This constructor is not available.

◆ DataReceiver() [3/5]

tcp::DataReceiver::DataReceiver	(	TcpMain *	,
		SOCKET	)

protected

This constructor is not available.

◆ DataReceiver() [4/5]

tcp::DataReceiver::DataReceiver	(	TcpMain *	pParent,
		SOCKET	Socket,
		unsigned int	uiDataSize )

Constructor with parameter passing.

Parameters

[in]	pParent	The owning parent object.
[in]	Socket	The socket through which communication takes place.
[in]	uiDataSize	The package size.

Exceptions

eut::ErrorNException An exception is thrown if an error occurs.

◆ ~DataReceiver()

virtual tcp::DataReceiver::~DataReceiver ( )

virtual

Destructor. It cleans up the individual buffers.

◆ DataReceiver() [5/5]

tcp::DataReceiver::DataReceiver ( const DataReceiver & )

private

The copy constructor is not available.

Member Function Documentation

◆ acceptMessage()

virtual int tcp::DataReceiver::acceptMessage ( AbstractMessage * )

protectedpure virtual

In subclasses, forwards the passed message to its "owner" or edits it itself. The message must be deleted in any case.

Returns: A return < 0 indicates an error.

Attention: The passed object must not be removed from memory by the calling instance.

See also: AbstractMessage, Message, ServerAcceptMessage, ServerMessage

Implemented in tcp::ClientReceiver, tcp::ServerReceiver, and glo::TcpServerReceiver.

◆ generateNewTcpMessage() [1/2]

virtual void tcp::DataReceiver::generateNewTcpMessage	(	AbstractMessage *&	prTcpAbstractMessage,
		char *	pszRawMsg,
		unsigned int	uiRawMsgSize,
		unsigned int	uiMessageID,
		int	iActionCode,
		const std::string &	rstrInfo ) const

protectedpure virtual

Generates in subclasses a message derived from AbstractMessage from passed parameters.

Parameters

[in,out]	prTcpAbstractMessage	Pointer to newly generated Message. This object takes over the removal of the pszRawMsg from the memory.
[in]	pszRawMsg	The message data.
[in]	uiRawMsgSize	The size or length of the message data.
[in]	uiMessageID	A unique ID.
[in]	iActionCode	The ActionCode.
[in]	rstrInfo	An additional text info

Attention: The supplied object must be removed from memory by the calling instance.

See also: AbstractMessage, Message, ServerAcceptMessage, ServerMessage

Implemented in tcp::ClientReceiver, and tcp::ServerReceiver.

◆ generateNewTcpMessage() [2/2]

virtual void tcp::DataReceiver::generateNewTcpMessage	(	AbstractMessage *&	prTcpAbstractMessage,
		char *	pszTransmitData,
		unsigned int	uiTransmitDataSize ) const

protectedpure virtual

Generates in subclasses a message derived from AbstractMessage from the passed data buffer and its size.

Parameters

[in,out]	prTcpAbstractMessage	Pointer to newly generated Message. This object takes care of removing the pszTransmitData from the memory.
[in]	pszTransmitData	The data buffer including all required information.
[in]	uiTransmitDataSize	The size or length of the data buffer to be sent.

Attention: The supplied object must be removed from memory by the calling instance.

See also: AbstractMessage, Message, ServerAcceptMessage, ServerMessage

Implemented in tcp::ClientReceiver, and tcp::ServerReceiver.

◆ getDataSize()

unsigned int tcp::DataReceiver::getDataSize ( ) const

Returns the packet size.

Returns: , see above.

◆ initStreamData()

void tcp::DataReceiver::initStreamData ( )

protected

Initializes the stream data (sets everything to zero).

◆ operator=()

DataReceiver & tcp::DataReceiver::operator= ( const DataReceiver & )

private

The assignment operator is not available.

◆ processReceivedData()

int tcp::DataReceiver::processReceivedData	(	char *	pszSentBuffer,
		unsigned int	t_uiSentBufferSize )

protected

Processes the received data and constructs a message from it (derived from AbstractMessage by calling the method generateNewTcpMessage (...) ) and passes it on to its owner via acceptMessage (...) .

Parameters

[in]	pszSentBuffer	The received buffer
[in]	t_uiSentBufferSize	The size of the buffer received

Returns: A return < 0 indicates an error.

◆ setDataSize()

void tcp::DataReceiver::setDataSize ( unsigned int uiDataSize )

Sets the packet size.

Parameters

[in] uiDataSize The package size.

Member Data Documentation

◆ m_pszSentBuffer

char* tcp::DataReceiver::m_pszSentBuffer

protected

The received buffer in one receive step. Is transferred to the m_szStreamBuffer. If the size of the expected data packet is not yet reached, the next received buffer is appended to m_szStreamBuffer.

◆ m_szStreamBuffer

char* tcp::DataReceiver::m_szStreamBuffer

protected

The received buffer, possibly composed of several sent m_pszSentBuffer.

See also: m_pszSentBuffer

◆ m_uiDataSize

unsigned int tcp::DataReceiver::m_uiDataSize

protected

The data packet size.

◆ m_uiStreamPosistion

unsigned int tcp::DataReceiver::m_uiStreamPosistion

protected

The current stream position.

◆ m_uiStreamSize

unsigned int tcp::DataReceiver::m_uiStreamSize

protected

The stream size (from the header).

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

TcpDataReceiver.h

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Private Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ DataReceiver() [1/5]

◆ DataReceiver() [2/5]

◆ DataReceiver() [3/5]

◆ DataReceiver() [4/5]

◆ ~DataReceiver()

◆ DataReceiver() [5/5]

Member Function Documentation

◆ acceptMessage()

◆ generateNewTcpMessage() [1/2]

◆ generateNewTcpMessage() [2/2]

◆ getDataSize()

◆ initStreamData()

◆ operator=()

◆ processReceivedData()

◆ setDataSize()

Member Data Documentation

◆ m_pszSentBuffer

◆ m_szStreamBuffer

◆ m_uiDataSize

◆ m_uiStreamPosistion

◆ m_uiStreamSize