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/******************************************************************************************
 * $Id: messagequeue.h 3632 2013-03-13 18:08:46Z pleblanc $
 *
 *
 ******************************************************************************************/
/** @file */
#pragma once
#include <string>
#include <ctime>

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <netdb.h>

#include "serversocket.h"
#include "iosocket.h"
#include "bytestream.h"
#include "logger.h"
namespace config
{
class Config;
}

class MessageQTestSuite;

#define EXPORT

namespace messageqcpp
{
using AddrAndPortPair = std::pair<std::string, uint16_t>;
// utility f-s
// Extracts a pair of address and port from the XML configuration.
// Used here and in DEC.
AddrAndPortPair getAddressAndPort(config::Config* config, const std::string& fOtherEnd);

/**
 * @brief a message queue server
 * This class can recieve (and send) messages
 *
 * MessageQueueServer looks in the config file specified by cfile for an entry like:
 * @code
 * <thisEnd>
 *    <IPAddr>127.0.0.1</IPAddr>
 *    <Port>7601</Port>
 * </thisEnd>
 * @endcode
 * and binds/listens/accepts on the port specified. It ignores the IPAddr setting.
 *
 * Users of this class need to decide whether they want to use it in a single-threaded-
 * compatible (message-at-a-time) mode or in a multi-threaded-compatible (connection-per-
 * thread) mode. For the former, read() and write() are available, and accept() cannot be
 * used. In the latter, the opposite applies.
 */
class MessageQueueServer
{
 public:
  /**
   * @brief construct a server queue for thisEnd
   *
   * construct a server queue for thisEnd. Optionally specify a Config object to use.
   */
  EXPORT explicit MessageQueueServer(const std::string& thisEnd, config::Config* config = nullptr,
                                     size_t blocksize = ByteStream::BlockSize, int backlog = 5,
                                     bool syncProto = true);

  /**
   * @brief construct a server queue for thisEnd
   *
   * construct a server queue for thisEnd, specifying the name of a config file to use.
   */
  EXPORT MessageQueueServer(const std::string& thisEnd, const std::string& config,
                            size_t blocksize = ByteStream::BlockSize, int backlog = 5, bool syncProto = true);

  /**
   * @brief destructor
   */
  EXPORT ~MessageQueueServer();
  //
  /**
   * @brief wait for a connection and return an IOSocket
   *
   * This method can be used by a main thread to wait for an incoming connection. The IOSocket
   * that is returned can be passed to a thread to handle the socket connection. The main thread
   * is then free to wait again for another connection. The IOSocket is already open and ready for
   * read() and/or write(). The caller is responsible for calling close() when it is done.
   */
  EXPORT const IOSocket accept(const struct timespec* timeout = nullptr) const;

  /**
   * @brief get a mutable pointer to the client IOSocket
   */
  inline IOSocket& clientSock() const;

  /**
   * @brief set the sync proto
   */
  EXPORT void syncProto(bool use);

  /**
   * allow test suite access to private data for OOB test
   */
  friend class ::MessageQTestSuite;

 private:
  /** copy ctor
   *
   */
  MessageQueueServer(const MessageQueueServer& rhs);

  /** assign op
   *
   */
  MessageQueueServer& operator=(const MessageQueueServer& rhs);

  /** ctor helper
   *
   */
  void setup(size_t blocksize, int backlog, bool syncProto);

  std::string fThisEnd;              /// the process name for this process
  struct sockaddr fServ_addr;        /// the addr of the server (may be this process)
  config::Config* fConfig;           /// config file has the IP addrs and port numbers
  mutable ServerSocket fListenSock;  /// the socket the server listens on for new connections
  mutable IOSocket fClientSock;      /// the socket connected to a client

  mutable logging::Logger fLogger;
};

/**
 * @brief a message queue client
 * This class can send (and recieve) messages
 *
 * MessageQueueClient looks in the config file specified by cfile for an entry like:
 * @code
 * <otherEnd>
 *    <IPAddr>127.0.0.1</IPAddr>
 *    <Port>7601</Port>
 * </otherEnd>
 * @endcode
 * and connects to the ipaddr/port specified. It does a "lazy" connect in that it doesn't
 * actually connect until read() is invoked the first time.
 */
class MessageQueueClient
{
 public:
  /**
   * @brief construct a queue to otherEnd
   *
   * construct a queue from this process to otherEnd. Optionally specify a Config object to use.
   */
  EXPORT explicit MessageQueueClient(const std::string& otherEnd, config::Config* config = nullptr,
                                     bool syncProto = true);

  /**
   * @brief construct a queue to otherEnd
   *
   * construct a queue from this process to otherEnd, specifying the name of a config file to use.
   */
  EXPORT explicit MessageQueueClient(const std::string& otherEnd, const std::string& config,
                                     bool syncProto = true);

  /**
   * @brief construct a queue to otherEnd
   *
   * construct a queue from this process to otherEnd on the given IP and Port.
   */
  EXPORT explicit MessageQueueClient(const std::string& dnOrIp, uint16_t port, bool syncProto = true);

  /**
   * @brief destructor
   *
   * calls shutdown() method.
   */
  EXPORT ~MessageQueueClient();

  /**
   * @brief read a message from the queue
   *
   * wait for and return a message from otherEnd. The deafult timeout waits forever. Note that
   * eventhough struct timespec has nanosecond resolution, this method only has milisecond resolution.
   */
  EXPORT const SBS read(const struct timespec* timeout = nullptr, bool* isTimeOut = nullptr,
                        Stats* stats = nullptr) const;

  /**
   * @brief write a message to the queue
   *
   * write a message to otherEnd. If the socket is not open, the timeout parm (in ms) will be used
   *  to establish a sync connection w/ the server
   */
  EXPORT void write(const ByteStream& msg, const struct timespec* timeout = nullptr,
                    Stats* stats = nullptr) const;

  /**
   * @brief shutdown the connection to the server
   *
   * indicate to the class that the user is done with the socket
   * and the other class methods won't be used.
   */
  EXPORT void shutdown();

  /**
   * @brief connect to the server. Returns true if connection was successful.
   *
   * read() and write() automatically connect, but this method can be used to verify a server is listening
   * before that.
   */
  EXPORT bool connect() const;

  /**
   * @brief accessors and mutators
   */
  EXPORT const sockaddr serv_addr() const
  {
    return fServ_addr;
  }
  EXPORT const std::string otherEnd() const
  {
    return fOtherEnd;
  }
  EXPORT bool isAvailable() const
  {
    return fIsAvailable;
  }
  EXPORT void isAvailable(const bool isAvailable)
  {
    fIsAvailable = isAvailable;
  }
  EXPORT const std::string moduleName() const
  {
    return fModuleName;
  }
  EXPORT void moduleName(const std::string& moduleName)
  {
    fModuleName = moduleName;
  }

  /**
   * @brief set the sync proto
   */
  inline void syncProto(bool use);

  /**
   * @brief return the address as a string
   */
  inline const std::string addr2String() const;

  /**
   * @brief compare the addresses of 2 MessageQueueClient
   */
  inline bool isSameAddr(const MessageQueueClient& rhs) const;
  inline bool isSameAddr(const struct in_addr& ipv4Addr) const;

  bool isConnected()
  {
    return fClientSock.isConnected();
  }

  bool hasData()
  {
    return fClientSock.hasData();
  }

  // This client's flag is set running DEC::Setup() call
  bool atTheSameHost() const
  {
    return atTheSameHost_;
  }

  void atTheSameHost(const bool atTheSameHost)
  {
    atTheSameHost_ = atTheSameHost;
  }
  /*
   * allow test suite access to private data for OOB test
   */
  friend class ::MessageQTestSuite;

 private:
  /** copy ctor
   *
   */
  MessageQueueClient(const MessageQueueClient& rhs);

  /** assign op
   *
   */
  MessageQueueClient& operator=(const MessageQueueClient& rhs);

  /** ctor helper
   *
   */
  void setup(bool syncProto);

  std::string fOtherEnd;         /// the process name for this process
  struct sockaddr fServ_addr;    /// the addr of the server (may be this process)
  config::Config* fConfig;       /// config file has the IP addrs and port numbers
  mutable IOSocket fClientSock;  /// the socket to communicate with the server
  mutable logging::Logger fLogger;
  bool fIsAvailable;
  bool atTheSameHost_;
  std::string fModuleName;
};

inline IOSocket& MessageQueueServer::clientSock() const
{
  return fClientSock;
}
inline const std::string MessageQueueClient::addr2String() const
{
  return fClientSock.addr2String();
}
inline bool MessageQueueClient::isSameAddr(const MessageQueueClient& rhs) const
{
  return fClientSock.isSameAddr(&rhs.fClientSock);
}
inline bool MessageQueueClient::isSameAddr(const struct in_addr& ipv4Addr) const
{
  return fClientSock.isSameAddr(ipv4Addr);
}
inline void MessageQueueClient::syncProto(bool use)
{
  fClientSock.syncProto(use);
}

}  // namespace messageqcpp

#undef EXPORT