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#ifndef QTRPCCLIENTPROTOCOLTHREAD_H
#define QTRPCCLIENTPROTOCOLTHREAD_H
#include <QThread>
#include <QxtPimpl>
#include <QMutex>
#include <QPointer>
#include <ClientMessageBus>
#include <ClientProtocolBase>
#include <qtrpcprivate.h>
namespace QtRpc
{
class ClientProtocolThreadPrivate;
/**
This class creates a thread and places a ClientMessageBus and an appropriate ClientProtocolBase object. The init() function is templated to the protocol object to be created.
This class should never be used directly, and instead a ClientMessageBus should be used. To create a ClientProtocolThread call ClientMessageBus::instance()
@sa ClientMessageBus
@brief Creates a thread to be used client side.
@author Chris Vickery <chris@resara.com>
*/
class ClientProtocolThread : public QThread
{
QXT_DECLARE_PRIVATE(ClientProtocolThread);
Q_OBJECT
public:
ClientProtocolThread(QObject *parent = 0);
~ClientProtocolThread();
/**
* This function initializes the thread and creates the protocol object. Once the protocol object and the ClientMessageBus have been created, the function pushes the protocol object to the message bus's thread.
* @tparam ClientProtocolType The type of Protocol to create.
* @return Returns a pointer to the fully initialized ClientMessageBus object
*/
template<typename ClientProtocolType> ClientMessageBus* init()
{
_initMutex.lock();
if (isRunning())
{
_initMutex.unlock();
return _bus;
}
_mutex.lock();
_protocol = new ClientProtocolType();
return initialize();
}
private:
ClientMessageBus* initialize();
using QThread::start;
virtual void run();
QMutex _mutex;
QMutex _initMutex;
QPointer<ClientProtocolBase> _protocol;
QPointer<ClientMessageBus> _bus;
};
}
#endif
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