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#if !defined(_ABS_WAPI_CORE_H_)

#define _ABS_WAPI_CORE_H_

#include "eap_header.h"

#include "eap_array.h"

class eap_am_network_id_c;

class eap_buf_chain_wr_c;

class eap_configuration_field_c;

class eap_variable_data_c;

class abs_eap_state_notification_c;

class eap_master_session_key_c;

class eapol_session_key_c;

/// This class defines the interface the wapi_core_c class

/// will use with the partner class (lower layer).

class EAP_EXPORT abs_wapi_core_c

{

private:

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protected:

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public:

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	/**

	 * The destructor of the abs_eap_core class does nothing special.

	 */

	virtual ~abs_wapi_core_c()

	{

	}

	/**

	 * The constructor of the abs_eap_core class does nothing special.

	 */

	abs_wapi_core_c()

	{

	}

	/**

	 * The derived class could send packets to partner class with this function.

	 * @see abs_eap_base_type_c::packet_send().

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e packet_send(

		const eap_am_network_id_c * const network_id,

		eap_buf_chain_wr_c * const sent_packet,

		const u32_t header_offset,

		const u32_t data_length,

		const u32_t buffer_length) = 0;

	/**

	 * The get_header_offset() function obtains the header offset of WAPI-packet.

	 * @see abs_eap_base_type_c::get_header_offset().

	 */

	virtual u32_t get_header_offset(

		u32_t * const MTU,

		u32_t * const trailer_length) = 0;

	/**

	 * The session calls the restart_authentication() function

	 * when WAPI-authentication is needed with another peer.

	 * This is also used when session restarts authentication.

	 * @param receive_network_id includes the addresses (network identity) and packet type.

	 * @param is_client_when_true indicates whether the WAPI should act as a client or server,

	 * in terms of WAPI whether this network entity is WAPI-ASUE (true) or WAPI-ASU (false).

	 * @param force_clean_restart this selects whether the server removes this session (true) or not (false).

	 * @param from_timer tells whether the timer calls this function (true) or not (false).

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e restart_authentication(

		const eap_am_network_id_c * const receive_network_id,

		const bool is_client_when_true,

		const bool force_clean_restart,

		const bool from_timer = false) = 0;

	/**

	 * The packet_data_session_key() function passes one traffic encryption key to 

	 * the lower layers. Ultimately the key can end up to the WLAN hardware.

	 * @param send_network_id carries the addresses (network identity) and type of the packet.

	 * @param key is the encryption key

	 * @param key_length is the length of the key

	 * @param key_type describes the type of the key (WEP or something else...)

	 * @param key_index is the index of the encryption key (there can be four broadcast keys in WEP for example)

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e packet_data_session_key(

		const eap_am_network_id_c * const send_network_id,

		const eapol_session_key_c * const key

		) = 0;

	/**

	 * The read_configure() function reads the configuration data identified

	 * by the field string of field_length bytes length. Adaptation module must direct

	 * the query to some persistent store.

	 * @see abs_eap_base_type_c::read_configure().

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e read_configure(

		const eap_configuration_field_c * const field,

		eap_variable_data_c * const data) = 0;

	/**

	 * The write_configure() function writes the configuration data identified

	 * by the field string of field_length bytes length. Adaptation module must direct

	 * the action to some persistent store.

	 * @see abs_eap_base_type_c::write_configure().

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e write_configure(

		const eap_configuration_field_c * const field,

		eap_variable_data_c * const data) = 0;

	/**

	 * This is notification of internal state transition.

	 * This is used for notifications, debugging and protocol testing.

	 * The primal notifications are eap_state_variable_e::eap_state_authentication_finished_successfully

	 * and eap_state_variable_e::eap_state_authentication_terminated_unsuccessfully.

	 * These two notifications are sent from WAPI layer (eap_protocol_layer_e::eap_protocol_layer_wapi).

	 * These two notifications tells the end state of authentication session. These are the only

	 * reliable indications of the final status of authentication session.

	 * You MUST NOT make decision based on the return value of abs_eap_stack_interface_c::packet_process().

	 */

	virtual void state_notification(

		const abs_eap_state_notification_c * const state) = 0;

	/**

	 * This function tells lower layer to remove WAPI-session object asyncronously.

	 * @param eap_type is pointer to selector that identifies the removed WAPI-session.

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e asynchronous_init_remove_wapi_session(

		const eap_am_network_id_c * const send_network_id) = 0;

	/**

	 * The set_timer() function initializes timer to be elapsed after time_ms milliseconds.

	 * @param initializer is pointer to object which timer_expired() function will

	 * be called after timer elapses.

	 * @param id is identifier which will be returned in timer_expired() function.

	 * The user selects and interprets the id for this timer.

	 * @param data is pointer to any user selected data which will be returned in timer_expired() function.

	 * @param time_ms is the time of timer in milli seconds.

	 *

	 * Adaptation module internally implements the timer.

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e set_timer(

		abs_eap_base_timer_c * const initializer, 

		const u32_t id, 

		void * const data,

		const u32_t time_ms) = 0;

	/**

	 * The cancel_timer() function cancels the timer id initiated by initializer.

	 * @param initializer is pointer to object which set the cancelled timer.

	 * @param id is identifier which will be returned in timer_expired() function.

	 * The user selects and interprets the id for this timer.

	 *

	 * Adaptation module internally implements the timer.

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e cancel_timer(

		abs_eap_base_timer_c * const initializer, 

		const u32_t id) = 0;

	/**

	 * The cancel_all_timers() function cancels all timers.

	 * User should use this in termination of the stack before

	 * the adaptation module of tools is deleted.

	 * Preferred mode is to cancel each timer directly

	 * using cancel_timer() function.

	 *

	 * Adaptation module internally implements the timer.

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e cancel_all_timers() = 0;

	/**

	 * The set_session_timeout() function changes the session timeout timer to be elapsed after session_timeout_ms milliseconds.

	 */

	virtual eap_status_e set_session_timeout(

		const u32_t session_timeout_ms) = 0;

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}; // class abs_wapi_core_c

#endif //#if !defined(_ABS_WAPI_CORE_H_)

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