// Copyright (c) 2004-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available

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//

// Initial Contributors:

// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

//

// Contributors:

//

// Description:

//

/**

 @file

 @internalComponent

*/

#ifndef SERVER_H

#define SERVER_H

#include <e32base.h>

#include <e32msgqueue.h>

#include <remcon/remcontargetselectorpluginobserver.h>

#include <remcon/clientid.h>

#include "bulkservermsgqueue.h"

#include "connectionstate.h"

#include "tspv4stub.h"

#include "utils.h"

class REComSession;

class CBearerManager;	

class CConverterManager;

class CRemConSession;

class CMessageQueue;

class CRemConTargetSelectorPlugin;

class CRemConMessage;

class CRemConConverterPlugin;

class CMessageRecipientsList;

class TClientInfo;

class TRemConAddress;

class CConnectionHistory;

class CConnections;

class MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterface;

class MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV2;

class MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV3;

class MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV4;

class MRemConConverterInterface;

// helper classes

class CBulkThreadWatcher;

/**

The server class for Rem Con.

*/

NONSHARABLE_CLASS(CRemConServer) : public CPolicyServer, public MRemConTargetSelectorPluginObserver

	{

friend class CBulkThreadWatcher; // helper active object

public:

	/**

	RemCon server construction.

	@return Ownership of a new RemCon server object

	*/

	static CRemConServer* NewLC();

	/** Destructor. */

	~CRemConServer();

public: // called by session objects 

	/** Called by a session when a client session is created. Cancels the 

	shutdown timer in accordance with transient server design. */

	TInt ClientOpened(CRemConSession& aSession);

	/** Called by a session when it has had its client type set (i.e. becomes 

	a controller or a target). Uses the bearer manager to inform bearers as appropriate.

	*/

	void ClientTypeSet(CRemConSession& aSession);

	/** Called by a target session when it has had its features registered. */

	void TargetClientAvailable(CRemConSession& aSession);

	/** Called by a controller session when it has had its features registered. */

	void ControllerClientAvailable();

	/** Called by a session when it has had its client goes connection oriented

	Uses the bearer manager to inform bearers as appropriate

	aUid is the uid of the bearer we are going connection oriented on.

	*/

	void ClientGoConnectionOriented(CRemConSession& aSession, TUid aUid);

	/** Called by a session when it has had its client go connection less.

	 Uses the bearer manager to inform bearers as appropriate.

	 aUid is the uid of the bearer we were connection oriented on,

	*/

	void ClientGoConnectionless(CRemConSession& aSession, TUid aUid);

	/** Called by a session when a client session is destroyed. Starts the 

	shutdown timer if necessary in accordance with transient server design. 

	Does not assume that the session successfully registered itself with the 

	server to begin with.

	aUid is the bearer uid the session was on for connection oriented sessions,

	if KNullUid the session was connectionless, 

	*/

	void ClientClosed(CRemConSession& aSession, TUid aUid);

	/**

	@return ETrue if there's already a session of target type with process ID 

	aProcId, EFalse otherwise.

	*/

	TBool TargetClientWithSameProcessId(TProcessId aProcId) const;

	/** Returns the current bearer-level connection state of the system. */

	CConnections& Connections();

	/** Each session has a pointer into the connection history- pointing at 

	the record in the history in which the session is interested. This 

	function moves the pointer (for the given session) to the last item in the 

	history. */

	void SetConnectionHistoryPointer(TUint aSessionId);

	/** Gets the record in the connection history which the session is 

	pointing to. */

	const CConnections& Connections(TUint aSessionId) const;

	/** Returns ETrue if the given session's currently flagged connection 

	history record is the 'Last' connection history record, i.e. the current 

	connection set. Returns EFalse otherwise. */

	TBool ConnectionHistoryPointerAtLatest(TUint aSessionId) const;

	/**

	Sends a command.

	Puts the command on the 'pending TSP' queue so the TSP can either address 

	it or give it permission to send.

	Always takes ownership of aMsg. 

	*/

	void SendCommand(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

	/**

	Starts the process of sending a response, via the TSP

	Completes the client's send message with a bearer-level error.

	Always takes ownership of aMsg. 

	*/

	void SendResponse(CRemConMessage& aMsg, CRemConSession& aSess);

	/** Finishes the process of sending a response, after the TSP

	has permitted the response

	Always takes onwership of aMsg.

	*/

	void CompleteSendResponse(CRemConMessage& aMsg, CRemConSession& aSess);

	/**

	Sends a reject back to the bearer.

	*/

	void SendReject (TRemConAddress aAddr, TUid aInterfaceUid, TUint aOperationId, TUint aTransactionId);

	/**

	Removes any current message from this session from the 'outgoing pending 

	TSP' queue. If the message is that currently being dealt with by the TSP, 

	then cancels the TSP's operation.

	*/

	void SendCancel(CRemConSession& aSess);

	/**

	Tries to complete a Receive request.

	Called by sessions when a Receive request is posted. The 'incoming pending 

	delivery' queue is checked for commands waiting to be delivered to 

	aSession. The session's request is completed with the first such found.

	*/

	void ReceiveRequest(CRemConSession& aSession);

	/**

	Determines a state of a connection to the given remote address.

	@param - aAddr, remote address of a connection

	@return - connection state 

	*/

	TConnectionState ConnectionState(const TRemConAddress& aAddr);

	/**

	Informs RemCon server that one of the interfaces being used by the calling

	session requires the use of the bulk server.

	*/

	TInt BulkServerRequired();

public: // called by the bearer manager 

	inline RPointerArray<CRemConSession>& Sessions();

	/** This function is called when a ConnectIndicate is handled by the 

	bearer manager (in which case aError will be KErrNone) and when 

	ConnectConfirm is handled by the bearer manager (in which case aError will 

	be the connection error). 

	@return Error. If we cannot handle the new connection (if there is one) 

	then the bearer must drop the connection. Note that if aError is not 

	KErrNone the return value will be meaningless.

	*/

	TInt HandleConnection(const TRemConAddress& aAddr, TInt aError);

	/** This function is called when a connection goes away, either by 

	indication (from the remote end) or confirmation (from our end). */

	void RemoveConnection(const TRemConAddress& aAddr);

	/** 

	Handles a new incoming response. 

	Finds the (assumed single) command on the 'outgoing sent' queue matching 

	it, to find the session which sent _that_. Gives the new response to that 

	client session. 

	Always takes ownership of aMsg. 

	*/

	void NewResponse(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

	/** 

	Handles a new incoming response for a notify command. 

	Finds the (assumed single) command on the 'outgoing sent' queue matching 

	it, to find the session which sent _that_. Gives the new response to that 

	client session. 

	Always takes ownership of aMsg. 

	*/

	void NewNotifyResponse(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

	/** 

	Handles a new incoming command.

	Puts the message on the 'incoming response pending' queue. If the TSP is 

	not busy, asks it to address the message to target client(s). If the TSP 

	is busy, then the queue will be checked (and the next message handled) 

	when the TSP calls IncomingCommandAddressed. 

	Always takes ownership of aMsg.

	*/

	void NewCommand(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

	/** 

	Handles a new incoming notify command.

	Puts the message on the 'incoming response pending' queue. If the TSP is 

	not busy, asks it to address the message to target client. If the TSP 

	is busy, then the queue will be checked (and the next message handled) 

	when the TSP calls IncomingNotifyCommandAddressed. 

	Always takes ownership of aMsg.

	*/

	void NewNotifyCommand(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

	/** Returns the converter interface which supports the given outer-layer 

	API and bearer UIDs, or NULL if it does not exist. */

	MRemConConverterInterface* Converter(TUid aInterfaceUid, TUid aBearerUid) const;

	/** Returns the converter interface which supports the given outer-layer 

	API and bearer UIDs, or NULL if it does not exist. */

	MRemConConverterInterface* Converter(const TDesC8& aInterfaceData, TUid aBearerUid) const;

	void CommandExpired(TUint aTransactionId);

	TInt SupportedInterfaces(const TRemConClientId& aId, RArray<TUid>& aUids);

	TInt SupportedOperations(const TRemConClientId& aId, TUid aInterfaceUid, RArray<TUint>& aOperations);

	TInt ControllerSupportedInterfaces(RArray<TUid>& aSupportedInterfaces);

	void SetRemoteAddressedClient(const TUid& aBearerUid, const TRemConClientId& aId);

public: // called by bulk server

	TRemConClientId ClientIdByProcessId(TProcessId aProcessId);

	void BulkInterfacesForClientL(TRemConClientId aId, RArray<TUid>& aUids);

private:

	/** Constructor. */

	CRemConServer();

	/** 2nd-phase construction. */

	void ConstructL();

private: // from CPolicyServer

	/**

	Called by the base class to create a new session.

	@param aVersion Version of client

	@param aMessage Client's IPC message

	@return A new session to be used for the client. If this could not be made, 

	this function should leave.

	*/

	CSession2* NewSessionL(const TVersion &aVersion, const RMessage2& aMessage) const;

private: // from MRemConTargetSelectorPluginObserver

	void MrctspoDoOutgoingCommandAddressed(TInt aError);

	void MrctspoDoOutgoingCommandPermitted(TBool aIsPermitted);

	void MrctspoDoOutgoingNotifyCommandPermitted(TBool aIsPermitted);

	void MrctspoDoIncomingCommandAddressed(TInt aError);

	TInt MrctspoDoGetConnections(TSglQue<TRemConAddress>& aConnections);

	void MrctspoDoOutgoingResponsePermitted(TBool aIsPermitted);

	void MrctspoDoIncomingNotifyAddressed(TClientInfo* aClientInfo, TInt aError);

	void MrctspoDoReAddressNotifies();

	void MrctspoDoOutgoingNotifyCommandAddressed(TRemConAddress* aConnection, TInt aError);

	void MrctspoDoIncomingCommandPermitted(TBool aIsPermitted);

	void MrctspoDoIncomingNotifyPermitted(TBool aIsPermitted);

	TInt MrctspoSetLocalAddressedClient(const TUid& aBearerUid, const TClientInfo& aClientInfo);

private: // utility

	/** Removes connection history records which are no longer interesting and 

	updates the indices in iSession2ConnHistory accordingly. */

	void UpdateConnectionHistoryAndPointers();

	CRemConSession* Session(TUint aSessionId) const;

	void StartShutdownTimerIfNoSessionsOrBulkThread();

	void LoadTspL();

	TBool FindDuplicateNotify(CRemConMessage& aMsg);

#ifdef __FLOG_ACTIVE

	void LogSessions() const;

	void LogRemotes() const;

	void LogConnectionHistoryAndInterest() const;

	void LogOutgoingCmdPendingTsp() const;

	void LogOutgoingNotifyCmdPendingTsp() const;

	void LogOutgoingRspPendingTsp() const;

	void LogOutgoingPendingSend() const;

	void LogOutgoingSent() const;

	void LogIncomingCmdPendingAddress() const;

	void LogIncomingNotifyCmdPendingAddress() const;

	void LogIncomingNotifyCmdPendingReAddress() const;

	void LogIncomingPendingDelivery() const;

	void LogIncomingDelivered() const;

#endif // __FLOG_ACTIVE

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingCmdPendingTsp();

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingNotifyCmdPendingTsp();

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingRspPendingTsp();

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingRspPendingSend();

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingPendingSend();

	CMessageQueue& OutgoingSent();

	CMessageQueue& IncomingCmdPendingAddress();

	CMessageQueue& IncomingNotifyCmdPendingAddress();

	CMessageQueue& IncomingNotifyCmdPendingReAddress();

	CMessageQueue& IncomingPendingDelivery();

	CMessageQueue& IncomingDelivered();

	/** 

	Utility for sending a single outgoing command to a remote.

	Takes a copy of aMsg and sets its Addr to aConn. If aConn exists as a 

	bearer-level connection then it tries to send the message. If the send 

	fails, the new message is destroyed and the function leaves. If the send 

	succeeds, the new message is put on OutgoingSent. 

	If aConn does not exist as a bearer-level connection, the new message is 

	put on OutgoingPendingSend and the bearer is requested to bring up the 

	connection.

	Whatever happens, ownership of the new message is retained. Ownership of 

	aMsg stays with the caller.

	@param aSync If aConn exists as a bearer-level connection, this is set 

	to ETrue, otherwise it is set to EFalse. It effectively indicates whether 

	a send attempt was made synchronously (ETrue) or if we'll have to wait for 

	a bearer-level connection to come up (EFalse). aSync is guaranteed to be 

	set correctly whether the function leaves or not.

	*/

	void SendCmdToRemoteL(const CRemConMessage& aMsg, const TRemConAddress& aConn, TBool& aSync);

	/** 

	Utility for delivering a single incoming command to a client session.

	Takes a copy of aMsg, sets its SessionId, and delivers it to aSess, 

	putting it on the correct queue. 

	Does not take ownership of aMsg.

	*/

	void DeliverCmdToClientL(const CRemConMessage& aMsg, CRemConSession& aSess);

	/** 

	Utility for delivering a single message to a client session.

	If the session aSess has an outstanding Receive request, completes the 

	request with aMsg and (if aMsg is a command) puts aMsg the 'incoming 

	delivered' queue. Otherwise, puts aMsg in the 'incoming pending delivery' 

	queue. 

	Always takes ownership of aMsg.

	@return KErrNone if the message was successfully delivered or put on the

	incoming pending delivered queue, otherwise one of the system wide error codes

	Ownership of aMsg will be taken regardless of the error.

	*/

	TInt DeliverMessageToClient(CRemConMessage& aMsg, CRemConSession& aSess);

	/** Gives the head outgoing command to the TSP for (a) addressing to 

	remote target(s), if its address is null, or (b) permission to send, if it 

	has a remote address. */

	void TspOutgoingCommand();

	void TspOutgoingNotifyCommand();

	/** Gives the head incoming command to the TSP for addressing to target 

	client(s). */

	void AddressIncomingCommand();

	/** Gives the head incoming notify command to the TSP for addressing to target 

	client. */

	void AddressIncomingNotifyCommand();

	/** Gives the head incoming notify command to the TSP for readdressing to target 

	client. */

	void ReAddressIncomingNotifyCommand();

	/** Gives the head outgoing response to the TSP for permission to send */

	void PermitOutgoingResponse();

	CRemConSession* TargetSession(TProcessId aProcessId) const;

	TClientInfo* ClientIdToClientInfo(TRemConClientId aId);

	void InitialiseBulkServerThreadL();

private: // called by the shutdown timer

	/** 

	Called by the shutdown timer when it fires. Terminates the server thread. 

	@param aThis This. 

	@return KErrNone.

	*/

	static TInt TimerFired(TAny* aThis);

private: // owned

	// Holds the history of the connection states of the system.

	CConnectionHistory* iConnectionHistory;

	// NB This isn't really being used as a CPeriodic, but (a) it will do the 

	// job, and (b) it saves us writing our own concrete timer (there aren't 

	// any other more suitable concrete timer classes).

	CPeriodic* iShutdownTimer;

	// Shutdown delay (when there are no sessions) = 1 second- there's no 

	// point hanging around.

	static const TUint KShutdownDelay = 1 * 1000 * 1000;

	// Not to be deleted, only closed (see ECOM API documentation).

	REComSession* iEcom; 

	CBearerManager* iBearerManager;

	CConverterManager* iConverterManager;

	// Unique identifier seed for sessions.

	TUint iSessionId;

	RPointerArray<CRemConSession> iSessions;

	mutable RNestableLock iSessionsLock;

	// In the following discussion, mark carefully the difference between a 

	// QUEUE of items awaiting serialised access to a resource, and a LOG of 

	// things which have happened which we need to remember.

	// There are nine collections of messages in the server:

	// 1/ OutgoingCmdPendingTsp

	// This is a QUEUE of commands (a) from our connectionless controller 

	// clients, waiting to be addressed by the TSP, and (b) from our 

	// connection-oriented controller clients, waiting to be 'permitted' by 

	// the TSP. On sending, commands move off this queue to OutgoingPendingSend

	// 2/ OutgoingRspPendingTsp

	// This is a QUEUE of responses (a) from our clients waiting to be 

	// 'permitted' by the TSP. On sending, commands move off this queue to...

	// 3/ OutgoingPendingSend

	// This is a QUEUE of messages, waiting for the relevant 

	// bearer connection to exist so they can be sent. On sending, commands 

	// move off this queue to...

	// 4/ OutgoingSent

	// This is a LOG of commands sent by our controller clients. Items here 

	// have been given to bearers and are awaiting responses from remotes. We 

	// remember these commands in order to match responses to the controller 

	// session which sent the originating command.

	// 5/ IncomingCmdPendingAddress

	// This is a QUEUE of incoming commands (i.e. from remotes). Items here 

	// are waiting to be given to the TSP for addressing. On being addressed 

	// they move to IncomingPendingDelivery.

	// 6/ IncomingNotifyCmdPendingAddress

	// This is a QUEUE of incoming Notify commands (i.e. from remotes). Items here 

	// are waiting to be given to the TSP for addressing. On being addressed 

	// they move to Incoming PendingDelivery

	// 7/ IncomingNotifyCmdPendingReAddress

	// This is a QUEUE of incmoing Notify commands (i.e. from remotes). Items here 

	// are waiting to be given to the TSP for readdressing, after the TSP called

	// ReAddressNotifies. They are copied from IncomingDelivered, then the equivalent

	// command is removed from IncomingDelivered after the TSP has readdressed, and

	// moved to IncomingPendingDelivery

	// 8/ IncomingPendingDelivery

	// This is a QUEUE of incoming messages (commands and responses) waiting 

	// to be given to our clients, i.e. for the client to post a Receive 

	// request. (This is so that messages don't get dropped just because a 

	// client hasn't reposted Receive quickly enough.) On being delivered, 

	// responses are destroyed, but commands move to...

	// 9/ IncomingDelivered

	// This is a LOG of delivered commands. We remember them in order to 

	// address responses to the correct remote.

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingCmdPendingTsp;

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingNotifyCmdPendingTsp;

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingRspPendingTsp;

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingRspPendingSend;

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingPendingSend;

	CMessageQueue* iOutgoingSent;

	CMessageQueue* iIncomingCmdPendingAddress;

	CMessageQueue* iIncomingNotifyCmdPendingAddress;

	CMessageQueue* iIncomingNotifyCmdPendingReAddress;

	CMessageQueue* iIncomingPendingDelivery;

	CMessageQueue* iIncomingDelivered;

	// NB IncomingPendingDelivery and IncomingDelivered would be more logical 

	// as members of the session class, as we know which session these 

	// messages are associated with. They are here in the server with the 

	// other queues in order to make the flow of messages through the whole 

	// system clearer and therefore easier to maintain.

	// The target selector plugin, which controls the flow of commands through 

	// the server.

	CRemConTargetSelectorPlugin* iTsp;

	// This is the object supplied by the TSP which implements the TSP API. 

	// This is the mandatory base value and is guaranteed to exist once the 

	// TSP has been load.

	MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterface* iTspIf;

	// This is the object supplied by the TSP which implements the TSP V2 API. 

	// The TSP may not support this interface so RemCon must handle this value

	// being NULL.

	MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV2* iTspIf2;

	// This is the object supplied by the TSP which implements the TSP V3 API.

	// The TSP may not support this interface, so RemCon must handle this 

	// value being NULL

	MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV3* iTspIf3;

	// This is the object supplied by the TSP which implements the TSP V4 API.

	// If the TSP does not implement it itself this points to a stub object

	// implementing default behaviour, so it is guaranteed to exist once the TSP

	// has been loaded.

	MRemConTargetSelectorPluginInterfaceV4* iTspIf4;

	// Collections we pass to the TSP for it to indicate addressing 

	// information back to us.

	TSglQue<TRemConAddress> iTspConnections;

	TSglQue<TClientInfo> iTspIncomingCmdClients;

	TSglQue<TClientInfo> iTspIncomingNotifyCmdClients;