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// $Id$
// ============================================================================
//
// = LIBRARY
// TAO/utils/IOR-parser
//
// = FILENAME
// ior-handler.h
//
// = DESCRIPTION
// Provides the definition of a class that parses real (valid) IORs.
//
// = AUTHORS
// Priya Narasimhan <priya@lambda.ece.ucsb.edu>
//
// ============================================================================
#if !defined (__IORPARSER_H__)
#define __IORPARSER_H__
#include "ace/OS.h"
// @@ Priya, are these still required?
// Maximum length of either the type_id, the ProfileBody or the
// object_key fields. Tentatively assigned.
#define MAX_IOR_FIELD_LEN 200
#define MAX_TYPE_ID_LEN 100
// These are CDR-encoded sequences of hexChars (note, not octets) that
// are useful in creating IORs.
#define NULL_HEXCHARS "00000000"
#define NUM_TAG_PROFS "0001"
#define IIOP_VERSION "0001"
struct IOR
{
// = TITLE
// This is the useful information obtained from parsing an IOR.
//
// = DESCRIPTION
// This structure assumes that the profile_id is
// TAG_INTERNET_IOP and that there is only one TaggedProfile in
// the IOR.
u_long typeIdLen;
// The length of the type_id field of the IOR.
char typeId[MAX_TYPE_ID_LEN];
// The string in the type_id field of the IOR.
char idlInterface[MAX_TYPE_ID_LEN];
// The IDL interface of the server that published the IOR (can be
// extracted from the type_id field).
u_long profileBodyLen;
// The lenght of the body of the profile field of the IOR.
u_long hostLen;
// The length of the hostname embedded in the IOR.
char HostName[MAXHOSTNAMELEN];
// The server's hostname embedded in the IOR.
u_long portNum;
// The server's port number embedded in the IOR.
u_long objectKeyLen;
// The length of the object_key field of the IOR.
// @@ Priya, can you please change this so that it's not a magic
// number?!
char objectKey[100];
// The object_key field of the IOR.
};
class IorHandler
{
// = TITLE
// This is the class that takes in a real (valid) IOR and
// parses it.
//
// = DESCRIPTION
// This class prints out the useful information in the
// IORs generated by VisiBroker, Orbix and TAO
public:
IorHandler (void);
// Constructor.
void prettyPrintIOR (IOR thisIor);
// Prints out additional detailed information in the IOR.
void interpretIor (char *thisIor, IOR *thisIorInfo);
// The main parsing routine.
char *getIdlInterface (char *typeId);
// Obtains the IDL interface part of the type_id field in the IOR.
void readIorFromFile (char *filename);
// Reads in the IOR from a specified file.
int cutAndPasteHere;
// @@ Priya, can you please change this so that it's not a magic
// number?!
char stringRealIOR[400];
IOR parsedRealIOR;
char parsedStr[MAX_IOR_FIELD_LEN];
char idlInterface[MAX_TYPE_ID_LEN];
private:
u_long getOctet8Field (char *readPtr, int *hexCharsRead);
// Interpret the next 8 octets into an unsigned long
u_long getOctet4Field (char *readPtr, int *hexCharsRead);
// Interpret the next 4 octets into an unsigned long
u_long getOctet2Field (char *readPtr, int *hexCharsRead);
// Interpret the next 2 octets into an unsigned long
void skipNullOctets (char *readPtr, int *hexCharsRead);
// Skip the null octets encountered while parsing the IOR
char *getString (char *readPtr, int givenLen);
// Extract a character string of a given length from the IOR
};
#endif /* __IORPARSER_H__ */
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