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#ifndef _SHUTDOWN_UTILS_H
#define _SHUTDOWN_UTILS_H
#include /**/ "ace/pre.h"
// $Id$
#include <ace/Event_Handler.h>
#include <ace/Signal.h>
#include "orbsvcs/svc_utils_export.h"
/**
* \brief Abstract definition for a Functor that shuts down a particular service.
*
* When subclassing, the developer should provide a constructor or
* other initialization method that somehow couples an instance of the
* functor to the service implementation. She should also provide an
* implementation of operator()(int which_signal) that actually performs
* the shutdown.
*/
class TAO_Svc_Utils_Export Shutdown_Functor
{
public:
virtual void operator() (int which_signal) = 0;
protected:
Shutdown_Functor (void) {}
virtual ~Shutdown_Functor (void) {}
};
/**
* \brief Class that permits graceful shutdown of a service.
*
* Services require graceful shutdown. Sending a SIGTERM (which is
* what Ctrl-C does on Unix) should trigger a graceful shutdown, not
* simply a graceful termination of the process.
*
* This class can be used to capture signals and gracefully shut down
* the service.
*/
class TAO_Svc_Utils_Export Service_Shutdown : public ACE_Event_Handler
{
public:
Service_Shutdown (Shutdown_Functor& sf);
Service_Shutdown (Shutdown_Functor& sf, ACE_Sig_Set& which_signals);
~Service_Shutdown ();
void set_signals (ACE_Sig_Set& which_signals);
virtual int handle_signal (int which_sig,
siginfo_t* siginfo,
ucontext_t* context);
protected:
Shutdown_Functor& functor_;
ACE_Sig_Handler shutdown_;
};
#include /**/ "ace/post.h"
#endif
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