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#ifndef __WAPMESSAGE_H__

#define __WAPMESSAGE_H__

#include <e32base.h>

#include <e32std.h>

#include <in_sock.h>

#include <nifman.h>

#include <in_iface.h>

/** 

* @file

*

* The WAP Messaging API.  

*

* Four interfaces are defined that provide bound and fully-specified versions of WDP and Connectionless Push.

* An instantiation of each may be obtained using the CreateImplementationL() function, and must be released 

* using Release() when no longer required.  Release() causes the instantiation to be deleted.

*

* For error codes returned by methods in this API, see <wapmsgerr.h>.  Most methods can return a set of general 

* errors, with some returning additional specific errors.

*

* @publishedAll

* @released since v7.0

*/

/** 

* Defines WAP-related types and error codes. 

*/

namespace Wap

	{

	// Bearer type definition

	typedef enum

	/** Type definition for an enum defining WAP bearer types. */

		{

		/** All bearers. */

		EAll,

		/** Internet Protocol. */

		EIP,

		/** 7-bit SMS. */

		ESMS7,

		/** 8-bit SMS. */

		ESMS,

		/** 7-bit SMS. The bearers WAPSMS and WAPSMS7 are intended for WAP browsing where 

		delivery reports are not required and the validity period is much shorter (5 minutes). */

		EWAPSMS7,

		/** 8-bit SMS. */

		EWAPSMS

		} TBearer;

	// Port number definition

	/** A port number. */

	typedef TUint16 TPort;

	class TAddressInfo

	/** Encapsulates an interface name and address. */

		{

	public:

		/** Interface name. */

		TName iName;

		/** Interface IP address. */

		TInetAddr iAddress;

		};

	}

/**

* The WSP status type definition.

* @internalComponent

*/

typedef TUint8 TWSPStatus;

/** Bound WDP */

class CWapBoundDatagramService : public CBase

/** 

* Sends and receives datagrams over WDP using a specified local port.

*

* The class is an ECom plug-in interface. Clients use NewL() to request an implementation 

* of the interface, and then call the interface's virtual functions to access 

* the implementation's services. 

*

* The use of the plug-in architecture allows different implementations to use 

* different underlying WAP stacks.

*

* Functions can return system wide error codes, and also API-specific errors 

* as defined in wapmsgerr.h. 

* 

*/

	{

public: // creation/deletion

	IMPORT_C static CWapBoundDatagramService* NewL();

	IMPORT_C static CWapBoundDatagramService* NewL(const TUid& aImplementation);

	IMPORT_C virtual ~CWapBoundDatagramService();

public: // API methods

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* subsequent incoming datagrams.

	*

	* This overload of Connect() allows an IP address associated with a network 

	* interface to be specified. In multihomed systems, this can be used to specify 

	* the network interface to which the endpoint should be bound.

	* 

	* All CWapBoundDatagramService implementations must automatically close this 

	* endpoint upon destruction.

	* 

	* @param aBearer	The bearer to listen on. Use EAll to specify all bearers.

	* @param aPort		The port to listen on. If set to 0, a local port will be chosen 

	* 					for the client's first SendTo()

	* @param aInetAddr	The IP address of the network interface that should be used 

	*					in a multihomed system.

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes 

	* 					on failure.

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(Wap::TBearer aBearer, Wap::TPort aPort,TInetAddr aInetAddr)=0;

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* subsequent incoming datagrams.

	* 

	* All CWapBoundDatagramService implementations must automatically close this 

	* endpoint upon destruction. 

	* 

	* @param aBearer	The bearer to listen on. Use EAll to specify all bearers.

	* @param aPort		The port to listen on. If set to 0, a local port will be chosen 

	* 					for the client's first SendTo()

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes 

	* 					on failure.

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(Wap::TBearer aBearer,Wap::TPort aPort)=0;

	/** Sends data to a remote endpoint. 

	* 

	* @param aRemoteHost	The address of the remote host to which to send the data. 

	* 						The format of the address is bearer-specific.

	* @param aRemotePort	The port on the remote host to which the data will be sent

	* @param aBuffer		The data buffer to be sent

	* @param aBearer		The bearer to be used, if the bound connection was opened with EAll

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes 

	* 						on failure.

	*/

virtual TInt SendTo(const TDesC8& aRemoteHost, Wap::TPort aRemotePort, const TDesC8& aBuffer, Wap::TBearer aBearer)=0;

	/** 

	* Waits for a datagram to be received, and discovers the size of buffer required 

	* to retrieve it.

	* 

	* This asynchronous method waits for a datagram to be received and will then 

	* complete allowing the client to discover how large a buffer is needed to retrieve 

	* the entire datagram that has been received. A later call to RecvFrom() with 

	* a buffer of sufficient size will then allow the client to retrieve the datagram 

	* fully. 

	* 

	* @param aDataSizePckg	On completion, the size of data received, in bytes

	* @param aReqStatus		Asynchonrous status word, used to signal when a data size is known

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes 

	* 						on failure.

	*/

	virtual TInt AwaitRecvDataSize(TPckg<TUint16>& aDataSizePckg, TRequestStatus& aReqStatus)=0;

	/** 

	* Receives data on a bound port. 

	* 

	* An asynchronous notification is sent to the client when data arrives. 

	* 

	* @param aRemoteHost	On completion, the bearer-dependent address of the remote 

	* 						host from which the data was received

	* @param aRemotePort	On completion, the port on the remote host from which the 

	* 						data was received

	* @param aBuffer		A client-allocated data buffer that on completion is filled 

	* 						with data received. Data that overflows the buffer is discarded.

	* @param aTruncated		On completion, indicates whether the received datagram was 

	* 						truncated to fit in the client's supplied buffer

	* @param aReqStatus		Asynchronous status word, used to notify the client that 

	* 						a datagram was received

	* @param aTimeout		An optional millisecond time-out which allows a timed read 

	* 						to be made. If no data is received within the timeout period, the request 

	* 						completes with KErrTimedOut. If a value of 0 is supplied, the timeout is infinite.

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt RecvFrom(TDes8& aRemoteHost, Wap::TPort& aRemotePort, TDes8& aBuffer, TBool& aTruncated, 

							TRequestStatus& aReqStatus, TUint32 aTimeout)=0;

	/** 

	* Cancels a previously asynchronous RecvFrom() or AwaitRecvDataSize() request. 

	*

	* If a datagram arrives at the local host, it will be discarded. 

	* 

	*/

	virtual void CancelRecv()=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local port of this endpoint.

	* 

	* This is useful if the port was chosen automatically.

	* 

	* @param aPort	On return, the port number

	* @return		KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt GetLocalPort(Wap::TPort& aPort)=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local address of this endpoint. 

	* 

	* @param aLocalHost	On return, the address of the local host. Clients must pass 

	* 					in a reference to a NULL HBufC8 pointer. The function allocates a new HBufC8 

	* 					buffer to hold the address, and passes ownership of the buffer to the client.

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure.

	*/

	virtual TInt GetLocalAddress(HBufC8*& aLocalHost)=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the bearer on which a received datagram arrived. 

	* 

	* This is useful when EAll was specified as the bearer in Connect().

	* 

	* @param aBearer	On return, the bearer

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure.	

	*/

	virtual TInt GetBearer(Wap::TBearer& aBearer)=0;

	/** 

	* Queries the WDP bearer for its maximum datagram size and its nominal datagram size.

	*

	* The nominal size is the size within which a datagram won't have to be split 

	* into smaller individual messages and then re-assembled at the other end. 

	* 

	* The function will fail for a stream connection.

	*

	* @param aMaxSize		On return, the maximum datagram size

	* @param aNominalSize	On return, the nominal datagram size

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes 

	*						on failure.

	*/	

	virtual TInt GetDatagramSizes(TUint16& aMaxSize, TUint16& aNominalSize)=0;

protected: // methods

	IMPORT_C CWapBoundDatagramService();

	IMPORT_C void ConstructL();

private: // attributes

	// D'tor Key identification required for ECOM

	TUid iDtor_ID_Key;

	};

/** Fully-Specified WDP

*/

class CWapFullySpecDatagramService : public CBase

/** 

* Sends and receives datagrams over WDP using a specified local port and a single, 

* named remote host.

* 

* The class is an ECom plug-in interface. Clients use NewL() to request an implementation 

* of the interface, and then call the interface's virtual functions to access 

* the implementation's services. 

* 

* The use of the plug-in architecture allows different implementations to use 

* different underlying WAP stacks.

* 

* Functions can return system wide error codes, and also API-specific errors 

* as defined in wapmsgerr.h. 

*/

	{

public: // creation/deletion

	IMPORT_C static CWapFullySpecDatagramService* NewL();

	IMPORT_C static CWapFullySpecDatagramService* NewL(const TUid& aImplementation);

	IMPORT_C virtual ~CWapFullySpecDatagramService();

public: // API methods

	// Connect to the wapstack, opening an endpoint which is to be used only with a single, named remote host.

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* subsequent incoming datagrams.

	*	

	* This overload of Connect() allows an IP address associated with a network 

	* interface to be specified. In multihomed systems, this can be used to specify 

	* the network interface to which the endpoint should be bound.

	* 

	* All CWapFullySpecDatagramService implementations must automatically close 

	* this endpoint upon destruction.

	* 

	* @param aRemoteHost	The bearer-dependent address of the remote host with which 

	* 						the data will be exchanged

	* @param aRemotePort	The port on the remote host to which data will be sent

	* @param aBearer		The bearer to use. EAll cannot be used.

	* @param aInetAddr		The IP address of the network interface that should be used 

	* 						in a multihomed system.

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(const TDesC8& aRemoteHost, Wap::TPort aRemotePort, Wap::TBearer aBearer, TInetAddr aInetAddr)=0;

	// Connect to the wapstack, opening an endpoint which is to be used only with a single, named remote host.

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* subsequent incoming datagrams.

	* 

	* All CWapFullySpecDatagramService implementations must automatically close 

	* this endpoint upon destruction.

	* 

	* @param aRemoteHost	The bearer-dependent address of the remote host with which 

	* 						the data will be exchanged

	* @param aRemotePort	The port on the remote host to which data will be sent

	* @param aBearer		The bearer to use. EAll cannot be used.

	* @return 				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(const TDesC8& aRemoteHost, Wap::TPort aRemotePort, Wap::TBearer aBearer)=0;

	/** 

	* Sends data on a fully-specified connection.

	* 

	* @param aBuffer	The data buffer to be written over the connection

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Send(const TDesC8& aBuffer)=0;

	/** 

	* Waits for a datagram to be received, and discover how large a buffer is required 

	* to retrieve it.

	* 

	* This asynchronous request waits for a datagram to be received and will then 

	* complete allowing the client to discover how large a buffer is needed to retrieve 

	* the entire datagram that has been received. A later call to Recv() with a 

	* buffer of sufficent size will then allow the client to retrieve the datagram 

	* fully. 

	* 

	* @param aDataSizePckg	On completion, the size of data received, in bytes

	* @param aReqStatus		Asynchonrous status word, used to signal when a data size is known

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt AwaitRecvDataSize(TPckg<TUint16>& aDataSizePckg, TRequestStatus& aReqStatus)=0;

	/** 

	* Receives data on a bound port. 

	* 

	* An asynchronous notification is sent to the client when data arrives. 

	* 

	* @param aBuffer	A client-allocated data buffer that, on completion, is filled 

	* 					with data received. Data that overflows the buffer is discarded.

	* @param aTruncated	On completion, indicates whether the received datagram was 

	* 					truncated to fit in the client's supplied buffer

	* @param aReqStatus	Asynchronous status word, used to notify the client that 

	* 					a datagram was received

	* @param aTimeout	An optional millisecond time-out which allows a timed read 

	* 					to be made. If no data is received within the timeout period, the request 

	* 					completes with KErrTimedOut. If a value of 0 is supplied, the timeout is infinite.

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Recv(TDes8& aBuffer, TBool& aTruncated, TRequestStatus& aReqStatus, TUint32 aTimeout)=0;

	/** 

	* Cancels a previously asynchronous Recv() or AwaitRecvDataSize() request. 

	* 

	* If a datagram arrives at the local host, it will be discarded. 

	* 

	*/

	virtual void CancelRecv()=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local port of this endpoint.

	* 

	* This is useful if the port was chosen automatically.

	* 

	* @param aPort	On return, the port number

	* @return		KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt GetLocalPort(Wap::TPort& aPort)=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local address of this endpoint. 

	* 

	* @param aLocalHost	On return, the address of the local host. Clients must pass 

	* 					in a reference to a NULL HBufC8 pointer. The function allocates a new HBufC8 

	* 					buffer to hold the address, and passes ownership of the buffer to the client.

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt GetLocalAddress(HBufC8*& aLocalHost)=0;

	/** 

	* Queries the WDP bearer for its maximum datagram size and its nominal datagram size.

	* 

	* The nominal size is the size within which a datagram won't have to be split 

	* into smaller individual messages and then re-assembled at the other end. 

	* 

	* @param aMaxSize		On return, the maximum datagram size

	* @param aNominalSize	On return, the nominal datagram size

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt GetDatagramSizes(TUint16& aMaxSize, TUint16& aNominalSize)=0;

protected: // methods

	IMPORT_C CWapFullySpecDatagramService();

	IMPORT_C void ConstructL();

private: // ECOM

	// D'tor Key identification required for ECOM

	TUid iDtor_ID_Key;

	};

/** Bound Connectionless Push

*/

class CWapBoundCLPushService : public CBase

/** 

* Listens for WAP Push messages from any sender.

* 

* The class is an ECom plug-in interface. Clients use NewL() to request an implementation 

* of the interface, and then call the interface's virtual functions to access 

* the implementation's services. 

* 

* The use of the plug-in architecture allows different implementations to use 

* different underlying WAP stacks.

* 

* Functions can return system wide error codes, and also API-specific errors 

* as defined in wapmsgerr.h. 

* 

*/

{

public: // creation/deletion

	IMPORT_C static CWapBoundCLPushService* NewL();

	IMPORT_C static CWapBoundCLPushService* NewL(const TUid& aImplementation);

	IMPORT_C virtual ~CWapBoundCLPushService();

public: // API methods

	// Opens a socket which is to be used to listen for subsequent incoming Push messages from any sender;

	// i.e. it has only been 'bound' to the local address	 

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* Push messages from any sender.

	* 

	* This overload of Connect() allows an IP address associated with a network 

	* interface to be specified. In multihomed systems, this can be used to specify 

	* the network interface to which the endpoint should be bound.

	* 

	* All CWapBoundCLPushService implementations must automatically close this endpoint 

	* upon destruction.

	* 

	* @param aBearer	The bearer to listen on. Use EAll to specify all bearers.

	* @param aPort		The port to listen on. If set to 0, a local port will be chosen 

	* 					for the client's first SendTo()

	* @param aSecure	Security flag to indicate whether WTLS should be used or not

	* @param aInetAddr	The address of the adapter to use

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(Wap::TBearer aBearer, Wap::TPort aPort, TBool aSecure, TInetAddr aInetAddr)=0;

	// Opens a socket which is to be used to listen for subsequent incoming Push messages from any sender;

	// i.e. it has only been 'bound' to the local address

	/** 

	* Connects to the WAP stack, opening an endpoint that can be used to listen for 

	* Push messages from any sender.

	* 

	* All CWapBoundCLPushService implementations must automatically close this endpoint 

	* upon destruction.

	* 

	* @param aBearer	The bearer to listen on. Use EAll to specify all bearers.

	* @param aPort		The port to listen on. If set to 0, a local port will be chosen 

	* 					for the client's first SendTo()

	* @param aSecure	Security flag to indicate whether WTLS should be used or not

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt Connect(Wap::TBearer aBearer, Wap::TPort aPort, TBool aSecure)=0;

	/** 

	* Requests an asynchronous notification upon arrival of the next push message 

	* on the listening connection.

	* 

	* The request completes upon receipt of the message, filling the buffers with 

	* as much received data as possible. A return code indicates whether further 

	* data remains. The call must be re-issued for subsequent messages or to receive 

	* remaining data from a previous push message.

	* 

	* @param aPushHeaders	A client-allocated buffer that, on completion, is filled 

	* 						with the push message's header data

	* @param aPushBody		A client-allocated buffer that, on completion, is filled with 

	* 						the push message's body data

	* @param aPushIdPckg	On completion, an integer ID that uniquely specifies the 

	* 						push message

	* @param aReqStatus		Asynchonrous status word, used by the service provider to 

	* 						notify the client when a push message has arrived. 

	*						EMoreData is returned if more pushed data is available.

	* @return				KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt AwaitPush(TDes8& aPushHeaders, TDes8& aPushBody, TPckgBuf<TUint8>& aPushIdPckg, TRequestStatus& aReqStatus)=0;

	/** 

	* Cancels a previous push message request.

	* 

	* If a push message arrives, the client will not be notified. 

	*

	*/

	virtual void CancelAwaitPush()=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local port of this endpoint.

	* 

	* This is useful if the port was chosen automatically. 

	* 

	* @param aPort	On return, the port number

	* @return		KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure. 

	*/

	virtual TInt GetLocalPort(Wap::TPort& aPort)=0;

	/** 

	* Gets the local address of this endpoint. 

	* 

	* @param aLocalHost	On return, the address of the local host. Clients must pass 

	* 					in a reference to a NULL HBufC8 pointer. The function allocates a new HBufC8 

	* 					buffer to hold the address, and passes ownership of the buffer to the client.

	* @return			KErrNone on successful completion, or one of the system error codes on failure.