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#ifndef _tmIPCModule_H_
#define _tmIPCModule_H_
#include "ipcModuleUtil.h"
#include "tmUtils.h"
// forward declarations
class tmTransaction;
class tmTransactionManager;
/**
* Basically an interface between the tmTransactionManager and the IPC
* daemon. Does little else than format the data from one party into
* a format understandable to the other.
*
* The reason for this class is to try and abstract the transportation
* layer the transaction service uses. By using this class the Transaction
* Manager itself only needs to know that clients are identified by
* PRUint32 IDs.
*/
class tmIPCModule
{
public:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ipcModule API - called from IPC daemon
/**
* Clean up the TM
*/
static void Shutdown();
/**
* Check the TM, create it if necessary.
*/
static void Init();
/**
* Receives a message from the IPC daemon, creates a transaction and sends
* it to the TM to deal with.
*/
static void HandleMsg(ipcClientHandle client,
const nsID &target,
const void *data,
PRUint32 dataLen);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// tmIPCModule API - called from tmTransactionManager
/**
* Sends the message to the IPC daemon to be deliverd to the client arg.
*/
static void SendMsg(PRUint32 aDestClientIPCID, tmTransaction *aTransaction);
protected:
/**
* tm should be null coming into this method. This does NOT delete tm
* first.
*
* @returns NS_OK if everything succeeds
* @returns -1 if initialization fails
*/
static PRInt32 InitInternal();
static tmTransactionManager *tm;
};
#endif