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*
* OpenMAMA: The open middleware agnostic messaging API
* Copyright (C) 2011 NYSE Technologies, Inc.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
* 02110-1301 USA
*/
#ifndef MAMA_QUEUE_CPP_H__
#define MAMA_QUEUE_CPP_H__
#include <mama/mamacpp.h>
#include <mama/queue.h>
namespace Wombat
{
class MamaQueueEnqueueCallback;
class MamaQueueMonitorCallback;
class MamaQueueEventCallback;
/**
* Queue allows applications to dispatch events in order with
* multiple threads using a single MamaDispatcher for each queue.
*
*/
class MAMACPPExpDLL MamaQueue
{
public:
MamaQueue (void);
MamaQueue (mamaQueue cQueue);
virtual ~MamaQueue (void);
/**
* Create a queue. Queues allow applications to dispatch events in
* order with multiple threads using a single mamaDispatcher for
* each queue.
*
* Callers should call delete queue when done.
*
* @return a pointer the queue.
*/
virtual void create (
mamaBridge bridgeImpl);
virtual void create (
mamaBridge bridgeImpl,
void* nativeQueue);
/**
* Dispatch message. Blocks and dispatches messages until unblock
* is called.
*/
virtual void dispatch ();
/**
* Dispatch messages until timeout (see release notes for details)
*/
virtual void timedDispatch (
uint64_t timeout);
/**
* Dispatch a single event from the specified queue. If there is no event on
* the queue simply return and do nothing
*/
virtual void dispatchEvent ();
/** Add a user event to a queue.
*
* @param callback Instance of the MamaQueueEventCallback interface.
* MamaQueueEventCallback.onEvent() will be invoked when the event fires.
* @param closure Optional user supplied arbitrary closure data which will be
* passed back in the MamaQueueEventCallback.onEvent) callback
* @throws MamaException Not currently implemented for pure Java API.
*/
virtual void enqueueEvent (
MamaQueueEventCallback* callback,
void* closure);
virtual void enqueueEvent (
MamaQueueEventCallback& callback,
void* closure);
/**
* stopDispatch the queue.
*/
virtual void stopDispatch ();
/**
* Returns the number of events currently on the queue.
*
* @return size_t The number of the events on the queue.
*/
virtual size_t getEventCount ();
/**
* Set a callback which will be invoked as each event is added to the
* underlying event queue.
*
* @param cb Pointer to an instance of MamaQueueEnqueueCallback
* @param closure Arbitrary user supplied data. Passed back to
* onEventEnqueue() for each event enqueued.
*/
virtual void setEnqueueCallback (
MamaQueueEnqueueCallback* cb,
void* closure);
/**
* Register an object to receive callbacks for monitoring the behaviour of
* the MamaQueue.
*
* @param cb Reference to the object which will receive callbacks.
* @param closure User supplied data which will be returned as the
* callbacks are invoked.
*/
virtual void setQueueMonitorCallback (
MamaQueueMonitorCallback* cb,
void* closure);
/**
* Specify a high watermark for events on the queue.
*
* The behaviour for setting this value varies depending on the
* underlying middleware.
*
* LBM: LBM uses an unbounded event queue. Setting this values allows users
* of the API to receive a callback if the value is exceeded. (See
* mamaQueue_setQueueMonitorCallback() for setting queue related callbacks)
* the default behaviour is for the queue to grow unbounded without
* notifications.
* The high watermark for LBM can be set for all queues at once by setting the
* mama.lbm.eventqueuemonitor.queue_size_warning property for the API. Calls
* to this function will override the value specified in mama.properties.
*
* RV: This will set a queue limit policy of TIBRVQUEUE_DISCARD_FIRST whereby
* the oldest events in the queue are discarded first. The discard amount will
* be set with a value of 1. i.e. events will be dropped from the queue one at
* a time. The default behaviour is an unlimited queue which does not discard
* events.
*/
virtual void setHighWatermark (
size_t highWatermark);
/**
* Return the high water mark as set via <code>setHighWaterMark()</code>
*/
virtual size_t getHighWatermark (void) const;
/**
* Set the low watermark.
* Only supported for Wombat TCP middleware.
* @param lowWatermark The low water mark.
*/
virtual void setLowWatermark (
size_t lowWatermark);
/**
* Return the low water mark as set via <code>setLowWaterMark()</code>
*/
virtual size_t getLowWatermark (void) const;
/**
* Associate a name identifier with the event queue. This will be used in
* queue related logging statements.
* The string is copied by the API.
*
* @param name The string name identifier for the queue.
*/
virtual void setQueueName (
const char* name);
/**
* Retrieve the string name identifier for the queue as specified from a
* call to <code>setQueueName()</code>.
* If a name has not been specified via a call to<code>setQueueName()</code>
* the queue will assume a default name of "NO_NAME"
*
* @return The name identifier for the MamaQueue.
*/
virtual const char* getQueueName () const;
/**
* Retrieve the string name identifier for the queue's bridge.
*
* @return The name identifier for the bridge: "wmw", "lbm", or "tibrv".
*/
virtual const char* getQueueBridgeName () const;
/**
* Destroy a queue. Note that the queue can only be destroyed if all of the objects created
* on it, (timers, subscriptions etc), have been destroyed.
*
* @param queue The queue.
* @exception MamaStatus with a code of MAMA_STATUS_QUEUE_OPEN_OBJECTS if there are still
* objects open against the queue.
*/
virtual void destroy ();
virtual void setClosure (
void* closure);
virtual void* getClosure ();
/**
* Destroy a queue. Note that the queue can only be destroyed if all of the objects created
* on it, (timers, subscriptions etc), have been destroyed. This function will block for the
* specified time or until all of the objects have been destroyed and will then destroy the queue.
*
* @param timeout The time to block for in ms.
* @exception MamaStatus with a code of MAMA_STATUS_TIMEOUT if the time elapsed.
*/
virtual void destroyTimedWait (
long timeout);
/**
* Destroy a queue. Note that the queue can only be destroyed if all of the objects created
* on it, (timers, subscriptions etc), have been destroyed. This function will block until
* all of the objects have been destroyed and will then destroy the queue.
*
*/
virtual void destroyWait ();
/**
* Access to C types for implementation of related classes.
*/
mamaQueue getCValue ();
const mamaQueue getCValue () const;
/**
* This can only be set once and only
* if the c value is not already set - E.g. from calling create()
*/
void setCValue (
mamaQueue cQueue);
struct MamaQueueImpl;
MamaQueueImpl* mPimpl;
private:
mamaQueue mQueue;
void destroyInternal (
mama_status status);
};
} // namespace Wombat
#endif // MAMA_QUEUE_CPP_H__
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