TAO::SSLIOP::State_Guard Class Reference

This Class that sets up TSS SSL states upon instantiation, and tears down the TSS SSL state when that instance goes out of scope. More...

#include <SSLIOP_Connection_Handler.h>

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Public Member Functions

 State_Guard (TAO::SSLIOP::Connection_Handler *handler, int &result)
 Constructor that sets up the TSS SSL state.
 ~State_Guard (void)
 Destructor that tears down the TSS SSL state.

Private Attributes

Connection_Handlerhandler_
Current_Implprevious_current_impl_
Current_Impl current_impl_
bool setup_done_


Detailed Description

This Class that sets up TSS SSL states upon instantiation, and tears down the TSS SSL state when that instance goes out of scope.

This guard is used to make TSS SSL state configuration and deconfiguration during an upcall exception safe. Exceptions are not supposed to be propagated up to the scope this guard is used in, so this guard may be unnecessary. However, since proper TSS SSL state configuration/deconfiguration is critical to proper security support, this guard is used to ensure that configuration/deconfiguration is exception safe.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TAO_BEGIN_VERSIONED_NAMESPACE_DECL ACE_INLINE TAO::SSLIOP::State_Guard::State_Guard ( TAO::SSLIOP::Connection_Handler handler,
int &  result 
)

Constructor that sets up the TSS SSL state.

ACE_INLINE TAO::SSLIOP::State_Guard::~State_Guard ( void   ) 

Destructor that tears down the TSS SSL state.


Member Data Documentation

Pointer to the connection handler currently handling the request/upcall.

The SSLIOP::Current implementation that was previously associated with the current thread and invocation. It is stored here until the invocation completes, after which it placed back into TSS.

The SSLIOP::Current implementation to be associated with the current invocation.

Flag that specifies whether or not setup of the SSLIOP::Current object completed for the current thread and invocation.


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