A module's execution context within the framework. More...

Public Member Functions
	~ModuleContext ()

Module *	GetModule () const
	Returns the `Module` object associated with this `ModuleContext`. More...

Module *	GetModule (long id) const
	Returns the module with the specified identifier. More...

Module *	GetModule (const std::string &name)
	Get the module that with the specified module name. More...

std::vector< Module * >	GetModules () const
	Returns a list of all known modules. More...

ServiceRegistrationU	RegisterService (const InterfaceMap &service, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service object with the specified properties under the specified class names into the framework. More...

template<class S >
ServiceRegistration< S >	RegisterService (S *service, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework. More...

template<class I1 , class I2 , class Impl >
ServiceRegistration< I1, I2 >	RegisterService (Impl *impl, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework. More...

template<class I1 , class I2 , class I3 , class Impl >
ServiceRegistration< I1, I2, I3 >	RegisterService (Impl *impl, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework. More...

template<class S >
ServiceRegistration< S >	RegisterService (ServiceFactory *factory, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework. More...

template<class I1 , class I2 >
ServiceRegistration< I1, I2 >	RegisterService (ServiceFactory *factory, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework. More...

template<class I1 , class I2 , class I3 >
ServiceRegistration< I1, I2, I3 >	RegisterService (ServiceFactory *factory, const ServiceProperties &properties=ServiceProperties())
	Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework. More...

std::vector< ServiceReferenceU >	GetServiceReferences (const std::string &clazz, const std::string &filter=std::string())
	Returns a list of `ServiceReference` objects. More...

template<class S >
std::vector< ServiceReference < S > >	GetServiceReferences (const std::string &filter=std::string())
	Returns a list of `ServiceReference` objects. More...

ServiceReferenceU	GetServiceReference (const std::string &clazz)
	Returns a `ServiceReference` object for a service that implements and was registered under the specified class. More...

template<class S >
ServiceReference< S >	GetServiceReference ()
	Returns a `ServiceReference` object for a service that implements and was registered under the specified template class argument. More...

void *	GetService (const ServiceReferenceBase &reference)
	Returns the service object referenced by the specified `ServiceReferenceBase` object. More...

InterfaceMap	GetService (const ServiceReferenceU &reference)

template<class S >
S *	GetService (const ServiceReference< S > &reference)
	Returns the service object referenced by the specified `ServiceReference` object. More...

template<class S >
ServiceObjects< S >	GetServiceObjects (const ServiceReference< S > &reference)
	Returns the ServiceObjects object for the service referenced by the specified ServiceReference object. More...

bool	UngetService (const ServiceReferenceBase &reference)
	Releases the service object referenced by the specified `ServiceReference` object. More...

void	AddServiceListener (const ServiceListener &delegate, const std::string &filter=std::string())

void	RemoveServiceListener (const ServiceListener &delegate)

void	AddModuleListener (const ModuleListener &delegate)

void	RemoveModuleListener (const ModuleListener &delegate)

template<class R >
void	AddServiceListener (R receiver, void(R::callback)(const ServiceEvent), const std::string &filter=std::string())
	Adds the specified `callback` with the specified `filter` to the context modules's list of listeners. More...

template<class R >
void	RemoveServiceListener (R receiver, void(R::callback)(const ServiceEvent))
	Removes the specified `callback` from the context module's list of listeners. More...

template<class R >
void	AddModuleListener (R receiver, void(R::callback)(const ModuleEvent))
	Adds the specified `callback` to the context modules's list of listeners. More...

template<class R >
void	RemoveModuleListener (R receiver, void(R::callback)(const ModuleEvent))
	Removes the specified `callback` from the context module's list of listeners. More...

std::string	GetDataFile (const std::string &filename) const
	Get the absolute path for a file or directory in the persistent storage area provided for the module. More...

Detailed Description

A module's execution context within the framework.

The context is used to grant access to other methods so that this module can interact with the Micro Services Framework.

ModuleContext methods allow a module to:

Subscribe to events published by the framework.
Register service objects with the framework service registry.
Retrieve ServiceReferences from the framework service registry.
Get and release service objects for a referenced service.
Get the list of modules loaded in the framework.
Get the Module object for a module.

A ModuleContext object will be created and provided to the module associated with this context when it is loaded using the ModuleActivator::Load method. The same ModuleContext object will be passed to the module associated with this context when it is unloaded using the ModuleActivator::Unload method. A ModuleContext object is generally for the private use of its associated module and is not meant to be shared with other modules in the module environment.

The Module object associated with a ModuleContext object is called the context module.

The ModuleContext object is only valid during the execution of its context module; that is, during the period when the context module is loaded. If the ModuleContext object is used subsequently, a std::logic_error is thrown. The ModuleContext object is never reused after its context module is unloaded.

The framework is the only entity that can create ModuleContext objects.

Remarks: This class is thread safe.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ModuleContext::~ModuleContext ( )

Member Function Documentation

void ModuleContext::AddModuleListener ( const ModuleListener & delegate )

template<class R >

void ModuleContext::AddModuleListener	(	R *	receiver,
		void(R::*)(const ModuleEvent)	callback
	)

inline

Adds the specified callback to the context modules's list of listeners.

Listeners are notified when a module has a lifecycle state change.

If the context module's list of listeners already contains a pair (r,c) of receiver and callback such that (r == receiver && c == callback), then this method does nothing.

Template Parameters

R	The type of the receiver (containing the member function to be called)

Parameters

receiver	The object to connect to.
callback	The member function pointer to call.

Exceptions

std::logic_error If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: ModuleEvent

void ModuleContext::AddServiceListener	(	const ServiceListener &	delegate,
		const std::string &	filter = `std::string()`
	)

template<class R >

void ModuleContext::AddServiceListener	(	R *	receiver,
		void(R::*)(const ServiceEvent)	callback,
		const std::string &	filter = `std::string()`
	)

inline

Adds the specified callback with the specified filter to the context modules's list of listeners.

See LDAPFilter for a description of the filter syntax. Listeners are notified when a service has a lifecycle state change.

You must take care to remove registered listeners befor the receiver object is destroyed. However, the Micro Services framework takes care of removing all listeners registered by this context module's classes after the module is unloaded.

If the context module's list of listeners already contains a pair (r,c) of receiver and callback such that (r == receiver && c == callback), then this method replaces that callback's filter (which may be empty) with the specified one (which may be empty).

The callback is called if the filter criteria is met. To filter based upon the class of the service, the filter should reference the ServiceConstants::OBJECTCLASS() property. If filter is empty, all services are considered to match the filter.

When using a filter, it is possible that the ServiceEvents for the complete lifecycle of a service will not be delivered to the callback. For example, if the filter only matches when the property x has the value 1, the callback will not be called if the service is registered with the property x not set to the value 1. Subsequently, when the service is modified setting property x to the value 1, the filter will match and the callback will be called with a ServiceEvent of type MODIFIED. Thus, the callback will not be called with a ServiceEvent of type REGISTERED.

Template Parameters

R	The type of the receiver (containing the member function to be called)

Parameters

receiver	The object to connect to.
callback	The member function pointer to call.
filter	The filter criteria.

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument	If `filter` contains an invalid filter string that cannot be parsed.
std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: ServiceEvent; RemoveServiceListener()

std::string ModuleContext::GetDataFile ( const std::string & filename ) const

Get the absolute path for a file or directory in the persistent storage area provided for the module.

The returned path might be empty if no storage path has been set previously. If the path is non-empty, it is safe to assume that the path is writable.

See Also: ModuleSettings::SetStoragePath(const std::string&)

Parameters

filename A relative name to the file or directory to be accessed.

Returns: The absolute path to the persistent storage area for the given file name.

Module* ModuleContext::GetModule ( ) const

Returns the Module object associated with this ModuleContext.

This module is called the context module.

Returns: The Module object associated with this ModuleContext.

Exceptions

std::logic_error If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

Module* ModuleContext::GetModule ( long id ) const

Returns the module with the specified identifier.

Parameters

id	The identifier of the module to retrieve.

Returns: A Module object or 0 if the identifier does not match any previously loaded module.

Module* ModuleContext::GetModule ( const std::string & name )

Get the module that with the specified module name.

Parameters

name	The name of the module to get.

Returns: The requested Module or NULL.

std::vector<Module*> ModuleContext::GetModules ( ) const

Returns a list of all known modules.

This method returns a list of all modules loaded in the module environment at the time of the call to this method. This list will also contain modules which might already have been unloaded.

Returns: A std::vector of Module objects which will hold one object per known module.

void* ModuleContext::GetService ( const ServiceReferenceBase & reference )

Returns the service object referenced by the specified ServiceReferenceBase object.

A module's use of a service is tracked by the module's use count of that service. Each time a service's service object is returned by GetService(const ServiceReference<S>&) the context module's use count for that service is incremented by one. Each time the service is released by UngetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&) the context module's use count for that service is decremented by one.

When a module's use count for a service drops to zero, the module should no longer use that service.

This method will always return 0 when the service associated with this reference has been unregistered.

The following steps are taken to get the service object:

If the service has been unregistered, 0 is returned.
The context module's use count for this service is incremented by one.
If the context module's use count for the service is currently one and the service was registered with an object implementing the ServiceFactory interface, the ServiceFactory::GetService method is called to create a service object for the context module. This service object is cached by the framework. While the context module's use count for the service is greater than zero, subsequent calls to get the services's service object for the context module will return the cached service object.
If the ServiceFactory object throws an exception, 0 is returned and a warning is logged.
The service object for the service is returned.

Parameters

reference A reference to the service.

Returns: A service object for the service associated with reference or 0 if the service is not registered or the ServiceFactory threw an exception.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
std::invalid_argument	If the specified `ServiceReferenceBase` is invalid (default constructed).

See Also: UngetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&); ServiceFactory

InterfaceMap ModuleContext::GetService ( const ServiceReferenceU & reference )

template<class S >

S* ModuleContext::GetService ( const ServiceReference< S > & reference )

inline

Returns the service object referenced by the specified ServiceReference object.

This is a convenience method which is identical to void* GetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&) except that it casts the service object to the supplied template argument type

Template Parameters

S	The type the service object will be cast to.

Returns: A service object for the service associated with reference or 0 if the service is not registered, the ServiceFactory threw an exception or the service could not be casted to the desired type.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
std::invalid_argument	If the specified `ServiceReference` is invalid (default constructed).

See Also: GetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&); UngetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&); ServiceFactory

template<class S >

ServiceObjects<S> ModuleContext::GetServiceObjects ( const ServiceReference< S > & reference )

inline

Returns the ServiceObjects object for the service referenced by the specified ServiceReference object.

The ServiceObjects object can be used to obtain multiple service objects for services with prototype scope. For services with singleton or module scope, the ServiceObjects::GetService() method behaves the same as the GetService(const ServiceReference<S>&) method and the ServiceObjects::UngetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&) method behaves the same as the UngetService(const ServiceReferenceBase&) method. That is, only one, use-counted service object is available from the ServiceObjects object.

Template Parameters

S	Type of Service.

Parameters

reference A reference to the service.

Returns: A ServiceObjects object for the service associated with the specified reference or an invalid instance if the service is not registered.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
std::invalid_argument	If the specified ServiceReference is invalid (default constructed or the service has been unregistered)

See Also: PrototypeServiceFactory

ServiceReferenceU ModuleContext::GetServiceReference ( const std::string & clazz )

Returns a ServiceReference object for a service that implements and was registered under the specified class.

The returned ServiceReference object is valid at the time of the call to this method. However as the Micro Services framework is a very dynamic environment, services can be modified or unregistered at any time.

This method is the same as calling ModuleContext::GetServiceReferences(const std::string&, const std::string&) with an empty filter expression. It is provided as a convenience for when the caller is interested in any service that implements the specified class.

If multiple such services exist, the service with the highest ranking (as specified in its ServiceConstants::SERVICE_RANKING() property) is returned.

If there is a tie in ranking, the service with the lowest service ID (as specified in its ServiceConstants::SERVICE_ID() property); that is, the service that was registered first is returned.

Parameters

clazz The class name with which the service was registered.

Returns: A ServiceReference object, or an invalid ServiceReference if no services are registered which implement the named class.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If no service was registered under the given class name.

See Also: GetServiceReferences(const std::string&, const std::string&)

template<class S >

ServiceReference<S> ModuleContext::GetServiceReference ( )

inline

Returns a ServiceReference object for a service that implements and was registered under the specified template class argument.

This method is identical to GetServiceReference(const std::string&) except that the class name for the service object is automatically deduced from the template argument.

Template Parameters

S	The type under which the requested service must have been registered.

Returns: A ServiceReference object, or an invalid ServiceReference if no services are registered which implement the type S.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	It no service was registered under the given class name.

See Also: GetServiceReference(const std::string&); GetServiceReferences(const std::string&)

std::vector<ServiceReferenceU> ModuleContext::GetServiceReferences	(	const std::string &	clazz,
		const std::string &	filter = `std::string()`
	)

Returns a list of ServiceReference objects.

The returned list contains services that were registered under the specified class and match the specified filter expression.

The list is valid at the time of the call to this method. However since the Micro Services framework is a very dynamic environment, services can be modified or unregistered at any time.

The specified filter expression is used to select the registered services whose service properties contain keys and values which satisfy the filter expression. See LDAPFilter for a description of the filter syntax. If the specified filter is empty, all registered services are considered to match the filter. If the specified filter expression cannot be parsed, an std::invalid_argument will be thrown with a human readable message where the filter became unparsable.

The result is a list of ServiceReference objects for all services that meet all of the following conditions:

If the specified class name, clazz, is not empty, the service must have been registered with the specified class name. The complete list of class names with which a service was registered is available from the service's objectClass property.
If the specified filter is not empty, the filter expression must match the service.

Parameters

clazz	The class name with which the service was registered or an empty string for all services.
filter	The filter expression or empty for all services.

Returns: A list of ServiceReference objects or an empty list if no services are registered which satisfy the search.

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument	If the specified `filter` contains an invalid filter expression that cannot be parsed.
std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

template<class S >

std::vector<ServiceReference<S> > ModuleContext::GetServiceReferences ( const std::string & filter = std::string() )

inline

Returns a list of ServiceReference objects.

The returned list contains services that were registered under the interface id of the template argument S and match the specified filter expression.

This method is identical to GetServiceReferences(const std::string&, const std::string&) except that the class name for the service object is automatically deduced from the template argument.

Template Parameters

S	The type under which the requested service objects must have been registered.

Parameters

filter The filter expression or empty for all services.

Returns: A list of ServiceReference objects or an empty list if no services are registered which satisfy the search.

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument	If the specified `filter` contains an invalid filter expression that cannot be parsed.
std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid.

See Also: GetServiceReferences(const std::string&, const std::string&)

ServiceRegistrationU ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	const InterfaceMap &	service,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

Registers the specified service object with the specified properties under the specified class names into the framework.

A ServiceRegistration object is returned. The ServiceRegistration object is for the private use of the module registering the service and should not be shared with other modules. The registering module is defined to be the context module. Other modules can locate the service by using either the GetServiceReferences or GetServiceReference method.

A module can register a service object that implements the ServiceFactory or PrototypeServiceFactory interface to have more flexibility in providing service objects to other modules.

The following steps are taken when registering a service:

The framework adds the following service properties to the service properties from the specified ServiceProperties (which may be omitted):
A property named ServiceConstants::SERVICE_ID() identifying the registration number of the service
A property named ServiceConstants::OBJECTCLASS() containing all the specified classes.
A property named ServiceConstants::SERVICE_SCOPE() identifying the scope of the service.
Properties with these names in the specified ServiceProperties will be ignored.
The service is added to the framework service registry and may now be used by other modules.
A service event of type ServiceEvent::REGISTERED is fired.
A ServiceRegistration object for this registration is returned.

Note: This is a low-level method and should normally not be used directly. Use one of the templated RegisterService methods instead.

Parameters

service The service object, which is a map of interface identifiers to raw service pointers.

properties The properties for this service. The keys in the properties object must all be std::string objects. See ServiceConstants for a list of standard service property keys. Changes should not be made to this object after calling this method. To update the service's properties the ServiceRegistration::SetProperties method must be called. The set of properties may be omitted if the service has no properties.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument	If one of the following is true: `service` is `0`. `properties` contains case variants of the same key name.
std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: ServiceRegistration; ServiceFactory; PrototypeServiceFactory

template<class S >

ServiceRegistration<S> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	S *	service,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework.

This method is provided as a convenience when service will only be registered under a single class name whose type is available to the caller. It is otherwise identical to RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&) but should be preferred since it avoids errors in the string literal identifying the class name or interface identifier.

Example usage:

class MyService : public InterfaceA

{};

MyService* myService = new MyService;

context->RegisterService<InterfaceA>(myService);

Template Parameters

S	The type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

service	The service object or a ServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

template<class I1 , class I2 , class Impl >

ServiceRegistration<I1,I2> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	Impl *	impl,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework.

This method is provided as a convenience when registering a service under two interface classes whose type is available to the caller. It is otherwise identical to RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&) but should be preferred since it avoids errors in the string literal identifying the class name or interface identifier.

Example usage:

class MyService2 : public InterfaceA, public InterfaceB

{};

MyService2* myService = new MyService2;

context->RegisterService<InterfaceA, InterfaceB>(myService);

Template Parameters

I1	The first interface type under which the service can be located.
I2	The second interface type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

impl	The service object or a ServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

template<class I1 , class I2 , class I3 , class Impl >

ServiceRegistration<I1,I2,I3> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	Impl *	impl,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service object with the specified properties using the specified template argument with the framework.

This method is identical to the RegisterService<I1,I2,Impl>(Impl*, const ServiceProperties&) method except that it supports three service interface types.

Template Parameters

I1	The first interface type under which the service can be located.
I2	The second interface type under which the service can be located.
I3	The third interface type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

impl	The service object or a ServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

template<class S >

ServiceRegistration<S> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	ServiceFactory *	factory,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework.

This method is provided as a convenience when factory will only be registered under a single class name whose type is available to the caller. It is otherwise identical to RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&) but should be preferred since it avoids errors in the string literal identifying the class name or interface identifier.

Example usage:

class MyService : public InterfaceA

{};

class MyServiceFactory : public ServiceFactory
{
  virtual InterfaceMap GetService(Module* /*module*/, const ServiceRegistrationBase& /*registration*/)
  {
    MyService* myService = new MyService;
    return MakeInterfaceMap<InterfaceA>(myService);
  }
  virtual void UngetService(Module* /*module*/, const ServiceRegistrationBase& /*registration*/,
                            const InterfaceMap& service)
  {
    delete ExtractInterface<InterfaceA>(service);
  }
};
MyServiceFactory* myServiceFactory = new MyServiceFactory;
context->RegisterService<InterfaceA>(myServiceFactory);

Template Parameters

S	The type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

factory	The ServiceFactory or PrototypeServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` factory object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

template<class I1 , class I2 >

ServiceRegistration<I1,I2> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	ServiceFactory *	factory,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework.

This method is identical to the RegisterService<S>(ServiceFactory*, const ServiceProperties&) method except that it supports two service interface types.

Example usage:

class MyService2 : public InterfaceA, public InterfaceB

{};

class MyServiceFactory : public ServiceFactory
{
  virtual InterfaceMap GetService(Module* /*module*/, const ServiceRegistrationBase& /*registration*/)
  {
    MyService2* myService = new MyService2;
    return MakeInterfaceMap<InterfaceA,InterfaceB>(myService);
  }
  virtual void UngetService(Module* /*module*/, const ServiceRegistrationBase& /*registration*/,
                            const InterfaceMap& service)
  {
    delete ExtractInterface<InterfaceA>(service);
  }
};
MyServiceFactory* myServiceFactory = new MyServiceFactory;
context->RegisterService<InterfaceA,InterfaceB>(static_cast<ServiceFactory*>(myServiceFactory));

Template Parameters

I1	The first interface type under which the service can be located.
I2	The second interface type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

factory	The ServiceFactory or PrototypeServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` factory object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

template<class I1 , class I2 , class I3 >

ServiceRegistration<I1,I2,I3> ModuleContext::RegisterService	(	ServiceFactory *	factory,
		const ServiceProperties &	properties = `ServiceProperties()`
	)

inline

Registers the specified service factory as a service with the specified properties using the specified template argument as service interface type with the framework.

This method is identical to the RegisterService<S>(ServiceFactory*, const ServiceProperties&) method except that it supports three service interface types.

Template Parameters

I1	The first interface type under which the service can be located.
I2	The second interface type under which the service can be located.
I3	The third interface type under which the service can be located.

Parameters

factory	The ServiceFactory or PrototypeServiceFactory object.
properties	The properties for this service.

Returns: A ServiceRegistration object for use by the module registering the service to update the service's properties or to unregister the service.

Exceptions

std::logic_error	If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.
ServiceException	If the service type `S` is invalid or the `service` factory object is NULL.

See Also: RegisterService(const InterfaceMap&, const ServiceProperties&)

void ModuleContext::RemoveModuleListener ( const ModuleListener & delegate )

template<class R >

void ModuleContext::RemoveModuleListener	(	R *	receiver,
		void(R::*)(const ModuleEvent)	callback
	)

inline

Removes the specified callback from the context module's list of listeners.

If the (receiver,callback) pair is not contained in this context module's list of listeners, this method does nothing.

Template Parameters

R	The type of the receiver (containing the member function to be removed)

Parameters

receiver	The object from which to disconnect.
callback	The member function pointer to remove.

Exceptions

std::logic_error If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: AddModuleListener()

void ModuleContext::RemoveServiceListener ( const ServiceListener & delegate )

template<class R >

void ModuleContext::RemoveServiceListener	(	R *	receiver,
		void(R::*)(const ServiceEvent)	callback
	)

inline

Removes the specified callback from the context module's list of listeners.

If the (receiver,callback) pair is not contained in this context module's list of listeners, this method does nothing.

Template Parameters

R	The type of the receiver (containing the member function to be removed)

Parameters

receiver	The object from which to disconnect.
callback	The member function pointer to remove.

Exceptions

std::logic_error If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: AddServiceListener()

bool ModuleContext::UngetService ( const ServiceReferenceBase & reference )

Releases the service object referenced by the specified ServiceReference object.

If the context module's use count for the service is zero, this method returns false. Otherwise, the context modules's use count for the service is decremented by one.

The service's service object should no longer be used and all references to it should be destroyed when a module's use count for the service drops to zero.

The following steps are taken to unget the service object:

If the context module's use count for the service is zero or the service has been unregistered, false is returned.
The context module's use count for this service is decremented by one.
If the context module's use count for the service is currently zero and the service was registered with a ServiceFactory object, the ServiceFactory::UngetService method is called to release the service object for the context module.
true is returned.

Parameters

reference A reference to the service to be released.

Returns: false if the context module's use count for the service is zero or if the service has been unregistered; true otherwise.

Exceptions

std::logic_error If this ModuleContext is no longer valid.

See Also: GetService; ServiceFactory

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