// message_port.h

/*    Copyright 2009 10gen Inc.
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#pragma once

#include "sock.h"
#include "message.h"

namespace mongo {

    class MessagingPort;
    class PiggyBackData;

    typedef AtomicUInt MSGID;

    class AbstractMessagingPort : boost::noncopyable {
    public:
        AbstractMessagingPort() : tag(0) {}
        virtual ~AbstractMessagingPort() { }
        virtual void reply(Message& received, Message& response, MSGID responseTo) = 0; // like the reply below, but doesn't rely on received.data still being available
        virtual void reply(Message& received, Message& response) = 0;

        virtual HostAndPort remote() const = 0;
        virtual unsigned remotePort() const = 0;

    private:

    public:
        // TODO make this private with some helpers

        /* ports can be tagged with various classes.  see closeAllSockets(tag). defaults to 0. */
        unsigned tag;

    };

    class MessagingPort : public AbstractMessagingPort , public Socket {
    public:
        MessagingPort(int fd, const SockAddr& remote);

        // in some cases the timeout will actually be 2x this value - eg we do a partial send,
        // then the timeout fires, then we try to send again, then the timeout fires again with
        // no data sent, then we detect that the other side is down
        MessagingPort(double so_timeout = 0, int logLevel = 0 );

        MessagingPort(Socket& socket);

        virtual ~MessagingPort();

        void shutdown();

        /* it's assumed if you reuse a message object, that it doesn't cross MessagingPort's.
           also, the Message data will go out of scope on the subsequent recv call.
        */
        bool recv(Message& m);
        void reply(Message& received, Message& response, MSGID responseTo);
        void reply(Message& received, Message& response);
        bool call(Message& toSend, Message& response);

        void say(Message& toSend, int responseTo = -1);

        /**
         * this is used for doing 'async' queries
         * instead of doing call( to , from )
         * you would do
         * say( to )
         * recv( from )
         * Note: if you fail to call recv and someone else uses this port,
         *       horrible things will happend
         */
        bool recv( const Message& sent , Message& response );

        void piggyBack( Message& toSend , int responseTo = -1 );

        unsigned remotePort() const { return Socket::remotePort(); }
        virtual HostAndPort remote() const;


    private:
        
        PiggyBackData * piggyBackData;
        
        // this is the parsed version of remote
        // mutable because its initialized only on call to remote()
        mutable HostAndPort _remoteParsed; 

    public:
        static void closeAllSockets(unsigned tagMask = 0xffffffff);

        friend class PiggyBackData;
    };


} // namespace mongo