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#ifndef SQUID_ICAPSERVICEREP_H
#define SQUID_ICAPSERVICEREP_H

#include "cbdata.h"
#include "adaptation/Service.h"
#include "adaptation/forward.h"
#include "adaptation/Initiator.h"
#include "adaptation/icap/Elements.h"


namespace Adaptation
{
namespace Icap
{

class Options;
class OptXact;

/* The ICAP service representative maintains information about a single ICAP
   service that Squid communicates with. The representative initiates OPTIONS
   requests to the service to keep cached options fresh. One ICAP server may
   host many ICAP services. */

/*
 * A service with a fresh cached OPTIONS response and without many failures
 * is an "up" service. All other services are "down". A service is "probed"
 * if we tried to get an OPTIONS response from it and succeeded or failed.
 * A probed down service is called "broken".
 *
 * The number of failures required to bring an up service down is determined
 * by icap_service_failure_limit in squid.conf.
 *
 * As a bootstrapping mechanism, ICAP transactions wait for an unprobed
 * service to get a fresh OPTIONS response (see the callWhenReady method).
 * The waiting callback is called when the OPTIONS transaction completes,
 * even if the service is now broken.
 *
 * We do not initiate ICAP transactions with a broken service, but will
 * eventually retry to fetch its options in hope to bring the service up.
 *
 * A service that should no longer be used after Squid reconfiguration is
 * treated as if it does not have a fresh cached OPTIONS response. We do
 * not try to fetch fresh options for such a service. It should be
 * auto-destroyed by refcounting when no longer used.
 */


class ServiceRep : public RefCountable, public Adaptation::Service,
        public Adaptation::Initiator
{

public:
    typedef RefCount<ServiceRep> Pointer;

public:
    ServiceRep(const Adaptation::ServiceConfig &config);
    virtual ~ServiceRep();

    virtual void finalize();

    virtual bool probed() const; // see comments above
    virtual bool up() const; // see comments above

    virtual Initiate *makeXactLauncher(HttpMsg *virginHeader, HttpRequest *virginCause);

    void callWhenReady(AsyncCall::Pointer &cb);

    // the methods below can only be called on an up() service
    bool wantsUrl(const String &urlPath) const;
    bool wantsPreview(const String &urlPath, size_t &wantedSize) const;
    bool allows204() const;

    void noteFailure(); // called by transactions to report service failure

    //AsyncJob virtual methods
    virtual bool doneAll() const { return Adaptation::Initiator::doneAll() && false;}
    virtual void callException(const std::exception &e);

    virtual void detach();
    virtual bool detached() const;

public: // treat these as private, they are for callbacks only
    void noteTimeToUpdate();
    void noteTimeToNotify();

    // receive either an ICAP OPTIONS response header or an abort message
    virtual void noteAdaptationAnswer(HttpMsg *msg);
    virtual void noteAdaptationQueryAbort(bool);

private:
    // stores Prepare() callback info

    struct Client {
        Pointer service; // one for each client to preserve service
        AsyncCall::Pointer callback;
    };

    typedef Vector<Client> Clients;
    Clients theClients; // all clients waiting for a call back

    Options *theOptions;
    CbcPointer<Adaptation::Initiate> theOptionsFetcher; // pending ICAP OPTIONS transaction
    time_t theLastUpdate; // time the options were last updated

    static const int TheSessionFailureLimit;
    int theSessionFailures;
    const char *isSuspended; // also stores suspension reason for debugging

    bool notifying; // may be true in any state except for the initial
    bool updateScheduled; // time-based options update has been scheduled

private:
    ICAP::Method parseMethod(const char *) const;
    ICAP::VectPoint parseVectPoint(const char *) const;

    void suspend(const char *reason);

    bool hasOptions() const;
    bool needNewOptions() const;
    time_t optionsFetchTime() const;

    void scheduleUpdate(time_t when);
    void scheduleNotification();

    void startGettingOptions();
    void handleNewOptions(Options *newOptions);
    void changeOptions(Options *newOptions);
    void checkOptions();

    void announceStatusChange(const char *downPhrase, bool important) const;

    const char *status() const;

    mutable bool wasAnnouncedUp; // prevent sequential same-state announcements
    bool isDetached;
    CBDATA_CLASS2(ServiceRep);
};


} // namespace Icap
} // namespace Adaptation

#endif /* SQUID_ICAPSERVICEREP_H */

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