TransactionUser.hxx

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#if !defined(RESIP_TU_HXX)
#define RESIP_TU_HXX 
 
#include <iosfwd>
#include <set>
#include "rutil/TimeLimitFifo.hxx"
#include "rutil/Data.hxx"
#include "rutil/CongestionManager.hxx"
#include "resip/stack/DomainMatcher.hxx"
#include "resip/stack/Message.hxx"
#include "resip/stack/MessageFilterRule.hxx"
 
#include <memory>
 
namespace resip
{
class SipMessage;
 
class TransactionUser
{
   public:
      void post(Message* msg);
 
      bool isMyDomain(const Data& domain) const;
 
      void addDomain(const Data& domain);
 
      void removeDomain(const Data& domain);
 
      void setDomainMatcher(std::shared_ptr<DomainMatcher> domainMatcher) noexcept;
 
      virtual const Data& name() const=0;
 
      virtual EncodeStream& encode(EncodeStream& strm) const;
 
      void setMessageFilterRuleList(MessageFilterRuleList &rules);
 
      bool isRegisteredForTransactionTermination() const;
 
      bool isRegisteredForConnectionTermination() const;
      bool isRegisteredForKeepAlivePongs() const;
 
      inline CongestionManager::RejectionBehavior getRejectionBehavior() const
      {
         if(mCongestionManager)
         {
            return mCongestionManager->getRejectionBehavior(&mFifo);
         }
         return CongestionManager::NORMAL;
      }
      
      virtual void setCongestionManager(CongestionManager* manager)
      {
         if(mCongestionManager)
         {
            mCongestionManager->unregisterFifo(&mFifo);
         }
         mCongestionManager=manager;
         if(mCongestionManager)
         {
            mCongestionManager->registerFifo(&mFifo);
         }
      }
 
      const TimeLimitFifo<Message>* getFifo() { return(&mFifo); } const
      
      virtual uint16_t getExpectedWait() const
      {
         return (uint16_t)mFifo.expectedWaitTimeMilliSec();
      }
      
      // .bwc. This specifies whether the TU can cope with dropped responses
      // (due to congestion). Some TUs may need responses to clean up state,
      // while others may rely on TransactionTerminated messages. Those that
      // rely on TransactionTerminated messages will be able to return false
      // here, meaning that in dire congestion situations, the stack will drop
      // responses bound for the TU.
      virtual bool responsesMandatory() const {return true;}
      
   protected:
      enum TransactionTermination 
      {
         RegisterForTransactionTermination,
         DoNotRegisterForTransactionTermination
      };
 
      enum ConnectionTermination 
      {
         RegisterForConnectionTermination,
         DoNotRegisterForConnectionTermination
      };
 
      enum KeepAlivePongs 
      {
         RegisterForKeepAlivePongs,
         DoNotRegisterForKeepAlivePongs
      };
 
      TransactionUser(TransactionTermination t=DoNotRegisterForTransactionTermination,
                      ConnectionTermination c=DoNotRegisterForConnectionTermination,
                      KeepAlivePongs k=DoNotRegisterForKeepAlivePongs);
 
      TransactionUser(MessageFilterRuleList &rules, 
                      TransactionTermination t=DoNotRegisterForTransactionTermination,
                      ConnectionTermination c=DoNotRegisterForConnectionTermination,
                      KeepAlivePongs k=DoNotRegisterForKeepAlivePongs);
 
      virtual ~TransactionUser()=0;
 
      virtual bool isForMe(const SipMessage& msg) const;
 
      TimeLimitFifo<Message> mFifo;
      CongestionManager* mCongestionManager;
 
   private:      
      void postToTransactionUser(Message* msg, TimeLimitFifo<Message>::DepthUsage usage);
      unsigned int size() const;
      bool wouldAccept(TimeLimitFifo<Message>::DepthUsage usage) const;
 
   private:
      MessageFilterRuleList mRuleList;
      std::shared_ptr<DomainMatcher> mDomainMatcher;
      bool mRegisteredForTransactionTermination;
      bool mRegisteredForConnectionTermination;
      bool mRegisteredForKeepAlivePongs;
      friend class TuSelector;      
};
 
EncodeStream& 
operator<<(EncodeStream& strm, const TransactionUser& tu);
 
}
 
#endif
 
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