Manager Class Reference

#include <manager.h>

Collaboration diagram for Manager:

[legend]List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Manager (LaunchNewId &lid, PString &ourId, PString &ourPassword)
	~Manager ()
void	EndEverything ()
PString	GetOurPassword ()
PString	GetOurId ()
PString	GetStatusInfo (const PString &token)
PString	GetDurationInfo (const PString &token)
void	AcceptThisCall (const PString &uniqueCallId)
void	RejectThisCall (const PString &uniqueCallId)
BOOL	GetSendToAddress (const PString &SsAmToken, PIPSocket::Address &address, PINDEX &portNo)
LaunchNewId &	GetLaunchNewId ()
void	RequestNewId (const PString &requester)
void	DestroyOldComms (Comms *oldComms)
void	Main ()
Comms *	CreateCall (const PString &remoteCont, const PString &preferredId)
Comms *	RemoveFromPreCallQueue (const PString &preferredId)
BOOL	WaitUntilSupervisorOk ()
void	ClearCommsId (PString _memberId)
PINDEX	ActiveCalls ()
Protected Member Functions
void	RemoveAllCalls ()
void	RemoveGarbageCollector ()
Protected Attributes
LaunchNewId &	lid
Supervisor &	supervisor
MessageFrameList	nodesMakingCalls
MessageFrameList	activeCalls
MessageFrameList	destroyTheseCalls
PString	controllerId
PString	ourPassword
PString	ourId
PSyncPoint	syncPoint
CommsProvider *	runningComms
PAtomicInteger	bogusIdCount

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Detailed Description

The major class of this application. The rmote node controls us via the Supervisor class.

This class has access to all the internal variables of opal

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Manager::Manager (  LaunchNewId &  lid, PString &  ourId, PString &  ourPassword )

Constructor

Manager::~Manager (   )

destructor

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Member Function Documentation

void Manager::AcceptThisCall (  const PString &  uniqueCallId  )  [inline]

Advise the manager to accept this call, which has a particular callId

PINDEX Manager::ActiveCalls (   )  [inline]

Count of the number of active calls in the system Here is the call graph for this function:

void Manager::ClearCommsId (  PString  _memberId  )

Cause the comms instance in activeCalls to be moved to the dead comms list. Give no error if the specified comms instance could not be found

Comms * Manager::CreateCall (  const PString &  remoteCont, const PString &  preferredId )

Called from a descendant of a MessageFrame class instance to create a call

void Manager::DestroyOldComms (  Comms *  oldComms  )  [inline]

Take this old Comms structure, and delete it, in a separate thread to the MediaConnection destructor Here is the call graph for this function:

void Manager::EndEverything (   )

Set the syncpoint to run, which ends the main thread

PString Manager::GetDurationInfo (  const PString &  token  )  [inline]

Get information (in a textual form) of how long this call has been up

LaunchNewId& Manager::GetLaunchNewId (   )  [inline]

Return a reference to the pyython launcher for this program

PString Manager::GetOurId (   )  [inline]

Return our id which is used to connect the message server

PString Manager::GetOurPassword (   )  [inline]

Return the password used to connect to the message server

BOOL Manager::GetSendToAddress (  const PString &  SsAmToken, PIPSocket::Address &  address, PINDEX &  portNo )

Return the send to address that is stored in this class instance

PString Manager::GetStatusInfo (  const PString &  token  )  [inline]

Request manager to provide status information on the call matching this specific token

void Manager::Main (   )

The entry point, where the main control loop sits

void Manager::RejectThisCall (  const PString &  uniqueCallId  )  [inline]

Advise the manager to reject this call, which has a particular callId

void Manager::RemoveAllCalls (   )  [protected]

Go through the list of active calls, and tell them to "die now"

Comms * Manager::RemoveFromPreCallQueue (  const PString &  preferredId  )

Grab the instances of comms from the Pre Call Queue. Note that the PreCallQueue contains Comms instances generated by RequestNewId commands

void Manager::RemoveGarbageCollector (   )  [protected]

Remove and terminate the garbage collector thread

void Manager::RequestNewId (  const PString &  requester  )

Allocate a new ID, place it in the pending list (nodesMakingNewCalls) and reply with the id to the controller who made this request

BOOL Manager::WaitUntilSupervisorOk (   )

Wait (up to 1 second) to see if the supervisor is installed and connected OK.

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Member Data Documentation

MessageFrameList Manager::activeCalls [protected]

A list of Comms instances that are currently in a call. That is, Comms instances who are talking with a remote Sofa Switch entity

PAtomicInteger Manager::bogusIdCount [protected]

count of the number of calls that started badly. It is used to created a bogus Id

PString Manager::controllerId [protected]

The unique ID that identifies the remote controller who is responsible for the overview of this sofaswitch

MessageFrameList Manager::destroyTheseCalls [protected]

A list of MessageFrame instances that we are currently destroying. These MessageFrame instances have been used in previous calls, and have to be deleted be a separate thread

LaunchNewId& Manager::lid [protected]

The interface to the external script which runs python, to provide comms for us

MessageFrameList Manager::nodesMakingCalls [protected]

A list of the nodes who are initiating calls through us

PString Manager::ourId [protected]

The description of who we are, which is used when logging in to the server

PString Manager::ourPassword [protected]

An enity which could be used when logging in to the server

CommsProvider* Manager::runningComms [protected]

The list of initialised, ready to go, Comms instances

Supervisor& Manager::supervisor [protected]

The manager of the comms with remote controller. It allows the calls to be setup

PSyncPoint Manager::syncPoint [protected]

Sync point that can be called to end the whole thing

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

• manager.h
• manager.cxx

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