def __init__(self, parameters = None):
""" This is the constructor. The parameter "parameters" specifies the
parameter for the sprcific module. These can be used to setup the
module correctly. This class contains a CConnectionDatabase
instance as the _d_conenctions attribute. Please use it to manage
your conenctions! Else if you don't want to use it or if you can't
please override the is_busy() method also! This method returns
True if there are connections to the specific module. """
CObject.__init__(self)
if None == parameters:
parameters = {}
self._d_module_lock = threading.Lock()
self._d_module_parameters = parameters
self._d_connections = CConnectionDatabase()
self._d_logger = logging.getLogger("PPLT.core")
class CModule (CObject):
""" This is the baseclass for all module classes. This class imeplements
the basic needs for a module. Ie Locking. This locking is used to
ensure that only child accesses a module simultaneously. The methods
reserve() and release() where never be called directly by the child
insteat they call the reserve and release methods of the connection
instance. Note: A module have to implement the connect() and
disconnect() methods."""
_d_module_lock = None
_d_module_parameters = None
_d_connections = None
def __init__(self, parameters = None):
""" This is the constructor. The parameter "parameters" specifies the
parameter for the sprcific module. These can be used to setup the
module correctly. This class contains a CConnectionDatabase
instance as the _d_conenctions attribute. Please use it to manage
your conenctions! Else if you don't want to use it or if you can't
please override the is_busy() method also! This method returns
True if there are connections to the specific module.
@param parameters: This optional parameter will contain all the
parameters needed to setup a module.
@type parameters: dict """
CObject.__init__(self)
if None == parameters:
parameters = {}
self._d_module_lock = threading.Lock()
self._d_module_parameters = parameters
self._d_connections = CConnectionDatabase()
self._d_logger = logging.getLogger("PPLT.core")
def __del__(self):
if self.is_busy():
self._d_logger.warning("Destruction of module %s but is_busy() == True"%_fmtid(self.identifier()))
CObject.__del__(self)
def reserve(self):
""" This method will be used by the connection objects to reserve
(lock) this module. Normaly this method doesn't need to be
overridden, a module doesn't need to know if it is reserved or
not."""
self._d_module_lock.acquire()
def release(self):
""" This method releases the module. This method will be called by the
connection object retuned from the connect() method of the module
implementation. """
self._d_module_lock.release()
def connect(self, address, child=None):
""" This method have to be overridden by the module implementation.
This method tooks the address and the optional child module and
should return a connection instance of the proper type.
For example a CStreamConnection instance if the module handles
streams.
@param address: This parameters specifies the address the
connection will established with. This parameter can be used
to determ the type of the connection and what the child
expects.
@type address: string
@param child: This optional parameter specifies the child (source)
of the connetion. This instance will be called to handle
events. Therefore it have to implement the IDisposable
interface.
@type child: Any derived from IDisposable """
raise NotImplemented("The method connect() have to be implemented!");
def disconnect(self, con_id):
""" This method have to be overridden to implement the diconnect
method. The parameter conid specifies the identifier of the
connection instance. This one can be obtained by calling the
indentifier() method of the connection instance (all connections
have one).
@param con_id: This parameters specifies the identifier of the
connection to be closed.
@type con_id: string """
raise NotImplemented("The method disconnect() have to be implemented!");
def is_busy(self):
""" This method returns True if there are connections left to the module.
This method uses the module internal ConnectionDatabase insatance
to determ if there are connection left. If a module implementation
doesn't use this db to strore and manage the connection this method
have to be overridden! """
return 0 != self._d_connections.count();
