CSecureServerSubSession Class Reference

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	CSecureServerSubSession (CSecureServerSession *aSession)
void	ConstructL (CSecureServerSession *aSession)
void	SetFromStringL (const RMessage2 &aMessage)
void	Increase ()
void	IncreaseBy (const RMessage2 &aMessage)
void	Decrease ()
void	DecreaseBy (const RMessage2 &aMessage)
void	Reset ()
void	CounterValueL (const RMessage2 &aMessage)
void	SaveCounterValueL ()
void	SetCounterValueFromFileL ()
Static Public Member Functions
static CSecureServerSubSession *	NewL (CSecureServerSession *aSession)
Protected Attributes
CSecureServerSession *	iSession

Detailed Description

The class that represents a subsession. When a client wants more than one connection to a server at the same time, it can use a subsession. A subsession is more efficient than a session, but an application needs to provide more code. A subsession object is created by a session. A session can own any number of subsession objects. The class provides functions that respond to client messages.

Definition at line 256 of file secureserver.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CSecureServerSubSession::CSecureServerSubSession ( CSecureServerSession * aSession )

Constructor of the CSecureServerSubSession class.

Parameters:

aSession

The session to which this subsession is to be attached.

See also:: CSecureServerSession

Definition at line 30 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

void CSecureServerSubSession::SetFromStringL ( const RMessage2 & aMessage )

Sets the counter value from a string.

Parameters:

aMessage

Message that encapsulates the string sent by the client.

Definition at line 38 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::Increase ( )

Increases the counter value by one.

Definition at line 77 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::IncreaseBy ( const RMessage2 & aMessage )

Increases the counter value by the value passed in the message.

Parameters:

aMessage

The message containing the value sent by the client.

See also:: RSecureSubSession::Increase()

Definition at line 87 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::Decrease ( )

Decreases the counter value by one.

Definition at line 95 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::DecreaseBy ( const RMessage2 & aMessage )

Decreases the counter value by the value passed in the message.

Parameters:

aMessage

The message containing the value sent by the client.

See also:: RSecureSubSession::Decrease()

Definition at line 105 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::Reset ( )

Resets the counter to 0.

See also:: RSecureSubSession::Reset()

Definition at line 114 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::CounterValueL ( const RMessage2 & aMessage )

Sends the counter value to the client.

Parameters:

aMessage

The message that encapsulates the counter value sent to the client by the server.

Definition at line 123 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::SaveCounterValueL ( )

Saves the counter value in the file counter.dat.

The example creates the file in the private directory of the executable process. The private directory is created on a device�s system drive. This is the drive that a device marks as the standard place for application data.

In this example, this is the location: C:.dat

0x70fffff0 is the Secure ID (SID) of the process; this is defined in secureclient.mmp.

C: is the system drive. When built and run on the emulator, see �\...:\...

Definition at line 142 of file secureserverccountsubsession.cpp.

void CSecureServerSubSession::SetCounterValueFromFileL ( )

Gets the counter value from the file counter.dat.