org.lsst.ccs.bus

Class MessagingApplicationLayer

java.lang.Object

org.lsst.ccs.bus.MessagingApplicationLayer

public class MessagingApplicationLayer
extends Object

this is to distinguish the transport layer for message from their Application layer. This code I do not understand is copied from JMSMessagingFactory with extraction of what should be relevant to the application layer!!

SPECS TO BE IMPLEMENTED:
each Subsystems should have its own Application layer (an instance for each subsystem).
this instance deals with linking command/response and data that links subsystem name with routing data for the transport layer
the fact that the transport layer is a singleton should be transparent (for instance in Jgroups this is not the case! each subssystem can have its own Address on the net!)

So this class should be dumped and MessagingFactroy changed the messaging should be a protected member of subsystem

Author:

bamade

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
MessagingApplicationLayer()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Command	commandForSending(Command cmd) the command id tagged with a token, an origin, and a correlation
String	getToken()
boolean	isReplyRequested()
LogEvent	logForSending(LogEvent log)
void	noAutoReply()
Command	receivingCommand(Command command)
LogEvent	receivingLog(LogEvent log)
CommandAckOrReply	receivingReply(CommandAckOrReply reply) if you are not the one who initiated the command, ditch it! it means that CommandReply should have a destination ! is this a transport or an application layer problem?
Status	receivingStatus(Status status)
CommandAckOrReply	replyForSending(CommandAckOrReply reply) this method shoudl be modified to us a transport layer information to be returned
Status	statusForSending(Status status)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MessagingApplicationLayer

public MessagingApplicationLayer()

Method Detail

getToken

public String getToken()

isReplyRequested

public boolean isReplyRequested()

noAutoReply

public void noAutoReply()

commandForSending

public Command commandForSending(Command cmd)

the command id tagged with a token, an origin, and a correlation

Parameters:

cmd -

Returns:

receivingReply

public CommandAckOrReply receivingReply(CommandAckOrReply reply)

if you are not the one who initiated the command, ditch it! it means that CommandReply should have a destination ! is this a transport or an application layer problem?

Parameters:

reply -

Returns:

null if this is not for you!

receivingCommand

public Command receivingCommand(Command command)

replyForSending

public CommandAckOrReply replyForSending(CommandAckOrReply reply)

this method shoudl be modified to us a transport layer information to be returned

Parameters:

reply -

Returns:

statusForSending

public Status statusForSending(Status status)

logForSending

public LogEvent logForSending(LogEvent log)

receivingStatus

public Status receivingStatus(Status status)

receivingLog

public LogEvent receivingLog(LogEvent log)