Eris::Dispatcher Class Reference

Dispatchers form a tree, with the root being the connection object; each node has name which must be unique within it's parent context. More...

#include <Dispatcher.h>

Inheritance diagram for Eris::Dispatcher:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Dispatcher (const std::string &nm)
virtual Dispatcher *	addSubdispatch (Dispatcher *sub, const std::string data=std::string())=0
virtual void	rmvSubdispatch (Dispatcher *sub)=0
virtual Dispatcher *	getSubdispatch (const std::string &nm)=0
	locate a child dispatcher by name (NULL if not found)
virtual bool	dispatch (DispatchContextDeque &dq)=0
	primary invocation method; called by the parent node when a message is received
virtual bool	empty ()=0
const std::string &	getName () const
virtual const std::string &	getData () const
void	addRef ()
void	decRef ()
Static Public Member Functions
std::string	getAnonymousSuffix (Dispatcher *d)
void	enter ()
void	exit ()
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	purge ()=0
Protected Attributes
const std::string	_name
Friends
class	StdBranchDispatcher
class	ClassDispatcher

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Detailed Description

Dispatchers form a tree, with the root being the connection object; each node has name which must be unique within it's parent context.

Derived dispatchers accept or reject messages by exmaning various fields, such as the type, class or destination. The leaves of the tree perform some useful action when a message is fully matched.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• Dispatcher.h
• Dispatcher.cpp

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