rteceventchanneladmin.idl

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/**
 * @file RtecEventChannelAdmin.idl
 *
 * @brief Define the RtecEventChannelAdmin module
 *
 * RtecEventChannelAdmin.idl,v 1.16 2004/01/07 19:48:04 boris Exp
 *
 * TAO's Real-time Event Service is described in:
 *
 * http://doc.ece.uci.edu/~coryan/EC/
 *
 * @author Carlos O'Ryan <[e-mail]>
 * @author Tim Harrison <[e-mail]>
 */

#ifndef TAO_RTEC_EVENTCHANNELADMIN_IDL
#define TAO_RTEC_EVENTCHANNELADMIN_IDL

#include "RtecEventComm.idl"
#include "RtecBase.idl"

/**
 * @namespace RtecEventChannelAdmin
 *
 * @brief Interfaces and data structures provided by TAO's Real-time
 *   Event Service implementation
 */
module RtecEventChannelAdmin
{
  /**
   * @exception AlreadyConnected
   *
   * @brief Exception raised if a consumer or supplier tries to
   *        reconnect even though it is connected already.
   *
   * In some configurations the Event Channel implementation allows
   * reconnections, and treats them as changes in the QoS properties
   * of the client.  This exception is not used in those cases.
   */
  exception AlreadyConnected {};

  /**
   * @struct Dependency
   *
   * @brief Encapsulate the parameters of a consumer QoS property
   *
   * This structure is used to represent both filtering information
   * and the QoS requirements that the consumer has for events that
   * pass the filter.
   *
   * @todo It has become painfully obvious that we don't need a
   * complete RtecEventComm::Event to declare the dependency, simply
   * the EventHeader would do.
   */
  struct Dependency
  {
    /// The filtering information, usually takes the form of an event
    /// type and/or source that the consumer is interested in.
    RtecEventComm::Event event;

    /// The handle to the RT_Info structure that describes the
    /// behavior of the consumer upon receiving such an event
    /**
     * This handle is ignored for Event Channels configured without an
     * scheduling service.
     */
    RtecBase::handle_t rt_info;
  };

  /// Define a list of consumer QoS properties
  typedef sequence<Dependency> DependencySet;

  /**
   * @struct ConsumerQOS
   *
   * @brief Define the complete QoS properties of a consumer
   *
   * Consumers declared their QoS properties using a DependencySet and
   * a special flag to indicate if they are a gateway consumer.
   * Gateway consumers are ignored in the computation of changes to
   * the subscription list.
   */
  struct ConsumerQOS
  {
    /// List of QoS, filtering, correlation and timeouts for this
    /// consumer.
    DependencySet dependencies;

    /// If TRUE the consumer is a gateway, i.e., it forwards events
    /// from a remote peer.
    boolean is_gateway;
  };

  /**
   * @struct Publication
   *
   * @brief Encapsulate one supplier publication and the QoS
   * properties for that publication.
   *
   * Suppliers can publish multiple event types, each one with
   * different QoS properties.
   *
   * @todo It has become painfully obvious that we don't need a
   * complete RtecEventComm::Event to declare the publication, simply
   * the EventHeader would do.
   */
  struct Publication
  {
    /// The event publication, normally only the event source and type
    /// (from the header) is considered.
    RtecEventComm::Event event;

    /// The dependency information, this includes the RT_Info handle,
    /// the type of request and other details.
    /**
     * This field is ignored by event channels configured without an
     * scheduling service.
     */
    RtecBase::Dependency_Info dependency_info;
  };

  /// A list of Publication structures
  typedef sequence<Publication> PublicationSet;

  /**
   * @struct SupplierQOS
   *
   * @brief Describe the complete QoS and filtering properties for a
   * supplier
   *
   * Consumers declared their QoS properties and publications using a
   * PublicationSet and a special flag to indicate if they are a
   * gateway supplier.
   * Gateway suppliers are ignored in the computation of changes to
   * the publication list.
   */
  struct SupplierQOS
  {
    /// The publications
    PublicationSet publications;

    /// Set to TRUE if the supplier is a gateway.
    boolean is_gateway;
  };

  /**
   * @exception TypeError
   *
   * @brief Obsolete exception
   */
  exception TypeError {};

  /**
   * @interface ProxyPushSupplier
   *
   * @brief Interface used to implement the Abstract Session pattern
   *   for the consumers
   *
   * Each consumer converse with the Event Channel via a different
   * object that implements the ProxyPushSupplier interface.  This is
   * a common idiom in CORBA, as it allows the identification of the
   * remove consumer efficiently.
   */
  interface ProxyPushSupplier : RtecEventComm::PushSupplier
  {
    /// Connect a consumer with the Event Channel
    /**
     * The ConsumerQOS argument is used to setup the filtering and
     * QoS properties of the consumer.
     *
     * @param push_consumer The consumer that will receive the events.
     * @param qos The QoS properties for this consumer
     * @throws CORBA::BAD_PARAM if push_consumer is nil
     * @throws AlreadyConnected if this operation is invoked multiple
     *   times
     * @todo The TypeError exception is not used and should be
     * removed.
     */
    void connect_push_consumer(in RtecEventComm::PushConsumer push_consumer,
                               in ConsumerQOS qos)
      raises(AlreadyConnected, TypeError);

    /// Temporarily suspend reception of events from the Event
    /// Channel.
    /**
     * Calling this method is more efficient than dropping the
     * events when received by the consumer, and less expensive than
     * disconnecting and connecting again (but it is not free!!)
     */
    void suspend_connection ();

    /// Resume the reception of events.
    void resume_connection ();

/*
      //@{
      void checkpoint (in RtecEventComm::SequenceNumber last_received)
        raises (Invalid_Checkpoint);
      void resend_by_sequence (in RtecEventComm::SequenceNumber last_received)
        raises (Invalid_Resend_Request);
      void resend_by_date (in RtecEventComm::Time last_timestamp)
        raises (Invalid_Resend_Request);
      //@}
*/
    };

  /**
   * @interface ProxyPushConsumer
   *
   * @brief Interface used to implement the Abstract Session pattern
   *   for the suppliers.
   *
   * Each supplier converse with the Event Channel via a different
   * object that implements the ProxyPushConsumer interface.  This is
   * a common idiom in CORBA, as it allows identification of the
   * remote supplier efficiently.
   */
  interface ProxyPushConsumer : RtecEventComm::PushConsumer
  {
    /// Connect a supplier with the Event Channel
    /**
     * @param push_supplier A callback interface, the
     *   disconnect_push_supplier operation is called when the Event
     *   Channel is destroyed.
     * @param qos This argument is used to pre-compute filtering and
     *   QoS properties for the supplier.
     *
     * @throws CORBA::BAD_PARAM if the push_supplier argument is nil
     * @throws AlreadyConnected if this operation is invoked multiple
     *   times.
     */
    void connect_push_supplier (in RtecEventComm::PushSupplier push_supplier,
                                in SupplierQOS qos)
      raises (AlreadyConnected);
  };

  /**
   * @interface ConsumerAdmin
   *
   * @brief Implement an Abstract Factory to create ProxyPushSupplier
   *   objects.
   */
  interface ConsumerAdmin
  {
    /// Create a new ProxyPushSupplier object
    /**
     * There is an inherent risk of leaking a ProxyPushSupplier
     * here, i.e. if the application does not call
     * connect_push_consumer() at all.  The Event Service may choose
     * to reclaim ProxyPushSupplier objects that have been idle for
     * too long.
     */
    ProxyPushSupplier obtain_push_supplier ();
  };

  /**
   * @class SupplierAdmin
   *
   * @brief Implement an Abstract Factory to create ProxyPushConsumer
   * objects.
   */
  interface SupplierAdmin
  {
    /// Create a new ProxyPushConsumer object
    /**
     * There is an inherent risk of leaking a ProxyPushConsumer
     * here, i.e. if the application does not call
     * connect_push_supplier() at all.  The Event Service may choose
     * to reclaim ProxyPushConsumer objects that have been idle for
     * too long.
     */
    ProxyPushConsumer obtain_push_consumer ();
  };

  /**
   * @class Observer
   *
   * @brief Monitor changes in the consumer subscriptions and/or
   * supplier publciations.
   *
   * The event channel reports changes in its internal subscription
   * and/or publication list via this interface.
   */
  interface Observer
  {
    /// A change in the list of consumers has ocurred.
    /**
     * The disjunction of the subscriptions is sent to the
     * observer.
     */
    void update_consumer (in ConsumerQOS sub);

    /// A change in the list of suppliers has ocurred.
    /**
     * The list of all the event publications is passed to the
     * observer.
     */
    void update_supplier (in SupplierQOS pub);
  };

  /// Opaque identifier for a connected Observer.
  typedef unsigned long Observer_Handle;

  /**
   * @class EventChannel
   *
   * @brief The main interface for the event service
   *
   * This class provides the main entry point for the Event Service.
   * The class follows a protocol similar to the COS Events Service as
   * described in the CORBAservices spec.
   */
  interface EventChannel
  {
    /**
     * @exception SYNCHRONIZATION_ERROR
     *
     * @brief Exception raised if the Event Channel cannot acquire its
     *   internal locks.
     */
    exception SYNCHRONIZATION_ERROR {};

    /**
     * @exception CANT_APPEND_OBSERVER
     *
     * @brief Exception raised if the Event Channel is unable to add
     *   an observer due to some internal limitation.
     */
    exception CANT_APPEND_OBSERVER {};

    /**
     * @exception CANT_REMOVE_OBSERVER
     *
     * @brief Exception raised if the Event Channel is unable to remove
     *   an observer due to some internal limitation or because the
     *   observer cannot be found.
     */
    exception CANT_REMOVE_OBSERVER {};

    //@{
    /**
     * @name Unused exceptions
     *
     * @todo The following exceptions are not declared in any raises()
     *   clause, therefore they cannot be raised!  They should be
     *   removed or added to the right places.
     */

    /// Exception raised if the QOS properties required are invalid or
    /// cannot be satisfied
    exception QOS_ERROR {};

    /// Exception raised if the subscriptions are invalid
    exception SUBSCRIPTION_ERROR {};

    /// Exception raised if the requested correlation (a form of
    /// filtering) is invalid
    exception CORRELATION_ERROR {};

    /// Exception raised if the event cannot be dispatched
    exception DISPATCH_ERROR {};
    //@}

    /// Consumers call this method to gain access to the
    /// ProxyPushSupplier factory.
    ConsumerAdmin for_consumers ();

    /// Suppliers call this method to gain access to the
    /// ProxyPushConsumer factory.
    SupplierAdmin for_suppliers ();

    /// Shuts down the Event Channel.
    /**
     * Calling this methods destroys the event service, all its
     * resource and results in a call to disconnect_push_XXX() on all
     * connected clients.
     */
    void destroy ();

    /// Add an observer to the event channel.
    /**
     * Return the handle used in the remove_observer() call.
     */
    Observer_Handle append_observer (in Observer gw)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_ERROR,CANT_APPEND_OBSERVER);

    /// Remove the observer.
    void remove_observer (in Observer_Handle gw)
      raises (SYNCHRONIZATION_ERROR,CANT_REMOVE_OBSERVER);
  };
};

#endif /* TAO_RTEC_EVENTCHANNELADMIN_IDL */