barrier/lib/arch/IArchDaemon.h

/*
 * synergy -- mouse and keyboard sharing utility
 * Copyright (C) 2002 Chris Schoeneman
 * 
 * This package is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
 * found in the file COPYING that should have accompanied this file.
 * 
 * This package is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU General Public License for more details.
 */

#ifndef IARCHDAEMON_H
#define IARCHDAEMON_H

#include "IInterface.h"

//! Interface for architecture dependent daemonizing
/*!
This interface defines the operations required by synergy for installing
uninstalling daeamons and daemonizing a process.  Each architecture must
implement this interface.
*/
class IArchDaemon : public IInterface {
public:
	typedef int			(*DaemonFunc)(int argc, const char** argv);

	//! @name manipulators
	//@{

	//! Install daemon
	/*!
	Install a daemon.  \c name is the name of the daemon passed to the
	system and \c description is a short human readable description of
	the daemon.  \c pathname is the path to the daemon executable.
	\c commandLine should \b not include the name of program as the
	first argument.  If \c allUsers is true then the daemon will be
	installed to start at boot time, otherwise it will be installed to
	start when the current user logs in.  Throws an \c XArchDaemon
	exception on failure.
	*/
	virtual void		installDaemon(const char* name,
							const char* description,
							const char* pathname,
							const char* commandLine,
							bool allUsers) = 0;

	//! Uninstall daemon
	/*!
	Uninstall a daemon.  Throws an \c XArchDaemon on failure.
	*/
	virtual void		uninstallDaemon(const char* name, bool allUsers) = 0;

	//! Daemonize the process
	/*!
	Daemonize.  Throw XArchDaemonFailed on error.  \c name is the name
	of the daemon.  Once daemonized, \c func is invoked and daemonize
	returns when and what it does.
	
	Exactly what happens when daemonizing depends on the platform.
	<ul>
	<li>unix:
	  Detaches from terminal.  \c func gets passed one argument, the
	  name passed to daemonize().
	<li>win32:
	  Becomes a service.  Argument 0 is the name of the service
	  and the rest are the arguments passed to StartService().
	  \c func is only called when the service is actually started.
	  \c func must call \c CArchMiscWindows::runDaemon() to finally
	  becoming a service.  The \c runFunc function passed to \c runDaemon()
	  must call \c CArchMiscWindows::daemonRunning(true) when it
	  enters the main loop (i.e. after initialization) and
	  \c CArchMiscWindows::daemonRunning(false) when it leaves
	  the main loop.  The \c stopFunc function passed to \c runDaemon()
	  is called when the daemon must exit the main loop and it must cause
	  \c runFunc to return.  \c func should return what \c runDaemon()
	  returns.  \c func or \c runFunc can call
	  \c CArchMiscWindows::daemonFailed() to indicate startup failure.
	</ul>
	*/
	virtual int			daemonize(const char* name, DaemonFunc func) = 0;

	//! Check if user has permission to install the daemon
	/*!
	Returns true iff the caller has permission to install or
	uninstall the daemon.  Note that even if this method returns
	true it's possible that installing/uninstalling the service
	may still fail.  This method ignores whether or not the
	service is already installed.
	*/
	virtual bool		canInstallDaemon(const char* name, bool allUsers) = 0;

	//! Check if the daemon is installed
	/*!
	Returns true iff the daemon is installed.
	*/
	virtual bool		isDaemonInstalled(const char* name, bool allUsers) = 0;

	//@}
};

#endif