CLASS STRUCTURES AND PSEUDOCODE Note Sample Clauses
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CLASS STRUCTURES AND PSEUDOCODE Note. Both ServerInteface and RequestServer classes will need the ability to open and manage sockets. Although provisioning servers do not need to open server sockets, but once the sockets are open, the data transmission code will be the same. It may be felt necessary to join these two classes at a higher level (or provide a friend class) to handle sockets.
7.1 SERVERINTERFACE (BASE CLASS) class ServerInterface { private: void WriteLog(LPSTR szDomainName); LPBYTE LocateMachine(LPSTR szDomainName); LPVOID InitBuffer(int nBufSize); int CreateRequest(LPBYTE IPAddress); int EditRequest(LPBYTE IPAddress); int DeleteRequest(LPBYTE IPAddress); protected: // These variables are dependent on the derived classes and will be initialised in their constructors. ServerType eType; // The type of server this instance will call. int nCreateSize; // Data block size for Create Buffer. int nEditSize; // Data block size for Edit Buffer. int nDeleteSize; // Data block size for Delete Buffer. // All of these functions will be upgraded in derived classes. void WriteCreateLog(LPSTR szDomainName); void WriteEditLog(LPSTR szDomainName); void WriteDeleteLog(LPSTR szDomainName); int UpdateCreateBuffer(LPVOID pBuffer); int UpdateEditBuffer(LPVOID pBuffer); int UpdateDeleteBuffer(LPVOID pBuffer); public: ServerInterface(void); ~ServerInterface(void);
1. Construct class.
2. Write Create/Edit/Delete Log. (Complete this write log operation for all tasks in the current transaction). 3. Create/Edit/Delete Entry.
