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[controller.git] / opendaylight / sal / yang-prototype / sal / sal-core-api / src / main / java / org / opendaylight / controller / sal / core / api / Broker.java
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+/*\r
+ * Copyright (c) 2013 Cisco Systems, Inc. and others.  All rights reserved.\r
+ *\r
+ * This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the\r
+ * terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 which accompanies this distribution,\r
+ * and is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html\r
+ */\r
+package org.opendaylight.controller.sal.core.api;\r
+\r
+import java.util.concurrent.Future;\r
+\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.sal.core.api.data.DataBrokerService;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.sal.core.api.data.DataProviderService;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.sal.core.api.notify.NotificationProviderService;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.sal.core.api.notify.NotificationService;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.yang.common.QName;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.yang.common.RpcResult;\r
+import org.opendaylight.controller.yang.data.api.CompositeNode;\r
+\r
+\r
+/**\r
+ * Core component of the SAL layer responsible for wiring the SAL consumers.\r
+ * \r
+ * The responsibility of the broker is to maintain registration of SAL\r
+ * functionality {@link Consumer}s and {@link Provider}s, store provider and\r
+ * consumer specific context and functionality registration via\r
+ * {@link ConsumerSession} and provide access to infrastructure services, which\r
+ * removes direct dependencies between providers and consumers.\r
+ * \r
+ * \r
+ * <h3>Infrastructure services</h3> Some examples of infrastructure services:\r
+ * \r
+ * <ul>\r
+ * <li>RPC Invocation - see {@link ConsumerSession#rpc(QName, CompositeNode)},\r
+ * {@link ProviderSession#addRpcImplementation(QName, RpcImplementation)} and\r
+ * {@link RpcImplementation}\r
+ * <li>Notification Service - see {@link NotificationService} and\r
+ * {@link NotificationProviderService}\r
+ * <li>Functionality and Data model\r
+ * <li>Data Store access and modification - see {@link DataBrokerService} and\r
+ * {@link DataProviderService}\r
+ * </ul>\r
+ * \r
+ * The services are exposed via session.\r
+ * \r
+ * <h3>Session-based access</h3>\r
+ * \r
+ * The providers and consumers needs to register in order to use the\r
+ * binding-independent SAL layer and to expose functionality via SAL layer.\r
+ * \r
+ * For more information about session-based access see {@link ConsumerSession}\r
+ * and {@link ProviderSession}\r
+ * \r
+ * \r
+ * \r
+ */\r
+public interface Broker {\r
+\r
+    /**\r
+     * Registers the {@link Consumer}, which will use the SAL layer.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * During the registration, the broker obtains the initial functionality\r
+     * from consumer, using the {@link Consumer#getConsumerFunctionality()}, and\r
+     * register that functionality into system and concrete infrastructure\r
+     * services.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * Note that consumer could register additional functionality at later point\r
+     * by using service and functionality specific APIs.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * The consumer is required to use returned session for all communication\r
+     * with broker or one of the broker services. The session is announced to\r
+     * the consumer by invoking\r
+     * {@link Consumer#onSessionInitiated(ConsumerSession)}.\r
+     * \r
+     * @param cons\r
+     *            Consumer to be registered.\r
+     * @return a session specific to consumer registration\r
+     * @throws IllegalArgumentException\r
+     *             If the consumer is <code>null</code>.\r
+     * @throws IllegalStateException\r
+     *             If the consumer is already registered.\r
+     */\r
+    ConsumerSession registerConsumer(Consumer cons);\r
+\r
+    /**\r
+     * Registers the {@link Provider}, which will use the SAL layer.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * During the registration, the broker obtains the initial functionality\r
+     * from consumer, using the {@link Provider#getProviderFunctionality()}, and\r
+     * register that functionality into system and concrete infrastructure\r
+     * services.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * Note that consumer could register additional functionality at later point\r
+     * by using service and functionality specific APIs (e.g.\r
+     * {@link ProviderSession#addRpcImplementation(QName, RpcImplementation)}\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * The consumer is <b>required to use</b> returned session for all\r
+     * communication with broker or one of the broker services. The session is\r
+     * announced to the consumer by invoking\r
+     * {@link Provider#onSessionInitiated(ProviderSession)}.\r
+     * \r
+     * \r
+     * @param prov\r
+     *            Provider to be registered.\r
+     * @return a session unique to the provider registration.\r
+     * @throws IllegalArgumentException\r
+     *             If the provider is <code>null</code>.\r
+     * @throws IllegalStateException\r
+     *             If the consumer is already registered.\r
+     */\r
+    ProviderSession registerProvider(Provider prov);\r
+\r
+    /**\r
+     * {@link Consumer} specific access to the SAL functionality.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * ConsumerSession is {@link Consumer}-specific access to the SAL\r
+     * functionality and infrastructure services.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * The session serves to store SAL context (e.g. registration of\r
+     * functionality) for the consumer and provides access to the SAL\r
+     * infrastructure services and other functionality provided by\r
+     * {@link Provider}s.\r
+     * \r
+\r
+     * \r
+     */\r
+    public interface ConsumerSession {\r
+\r
+        /**\r
+         * Sends an RPC to other components registered to the broker.\r
+         * \r
+         * @see RpcImplementation\r
+         * @param rpc\r
+         *            Name of RPC\r
+         * @param input\r
+         *            Input data to the RPC\r
+         * @return Result of the RPC call\r
+         */\r
+        Future<RpcResult<CompositeNode>> rpc(QName rpc, CompositeNode input);\r
+\r
+        /**\r
+         * Returns a session specific instance (implementation) of requested\r
+         * service\r
+         * \r
+         * @param service\r
+         *            Broker service\r
+         * @return Session specific implementation of service\r
+         */\r
+        <T extends BrokerService> T getService(Class<T> service);\r
+\r
+        /**\r
+         * Closes a session between consumer and broker.\r
+         * \r
+         * <p>\r
+         * The close operation unregisters a consumer and remove all registered\r
+         * functionality of the consumer from the system.\r
+         * \r
+         */\r
+        void close();\r
+    }\r
+\r
+    /**\r
+     * {@link Provider} specific access to the SAL functionality.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * ProviderSession is {@link Provider}-specific access to the SAL\r
+     * functionality and infrastructure services, which also allows for exposing\r
+     * the provider's functionality to the other {@link Consumer}s.\r
+     * \r
+     * <p>\r
+     * The session serves to store SAL context (e.g. registration of\r
+     * functionality) for the providers and exposes access to the SAL\r
+     * infrastructure services, dynamic functionality registration and any other\r
+     * functionality provided by other {@link Provider}s.\r
+     * \r
+     */\r
+    public interface ProviderSession extends ConsumerSession {\r
+        /**\r
+         * Registers an implementation of the rpc.\r
+         * \r
+         * <p>\r
+         * The registered rpc functionality will be available to all other\r
+         * consumers and providers registered to the broker, which are aware of\r
+         * the {@link QName} assigned to the rpc.\r
+         * \r
+         * <p>\r
+         * There is no assumption that rpc type is in the set returned by\r
+         * invoking {@link RpcImplementation#getSupportedRpcs()}. This allows\r
+         * for dynamic rpc implementations.\r
+         * \r
+         * @param rpcType\r
+         *            Name of Rpc\r
+         * @param implementation\r
+         *            Provider's Implementation of the RPC functionality\r
+         * @throws IllegalArgumentException\r
+         *             If the name of RPC is invalid\r
+         */\r
+        void addRpcImplementation(QName rpcType,\r
+                RpcImplementation implementation)\r
+                throws IllegalArgumentException;\r
+\r
+        /**\r
+         * Unregisters an Rpc implementation\r
+         * \r
+         * @param rpcType\r
+         *            Name of Rpc\r
+         * @param implementation\r
+         *            Registered Implementation of the Rpc functionality\r
+         * @throws IllegalArgumentException\r
+         */\r
+        void removeRpcImplementation(QName rpcType,\r
+                RpcImplementation implementation)\r
+                throws IllegalArgumentException;\r
+\r
+        /**\r
+         * Closes a session between provider and SAL.\r
+         * \r
+         * <p>\r
+         * The close operation unregisters a provider and remove all registered\r
+         * functionality of the provider from the system.\r
+         */\r
+        @Override\r
+        public void close();\r
+    }\r
+}\r