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libsearpc 1.0
Last Modified: 2011-4-8
This file is free software; as a special exception the author gives
unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it, with or without
modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Introduction Introduction
====== ============
Searpc is a simple C language RPC framework based on GObject system. Searpc Searpc is a simple C language RPC framework based on GObject system. Searpc
handles the serialization/deserialization part of RPC, the transport handles the serialization/deserialization part of RPC, the transport
@ -40,22 +27,22 @@ Client
In the client side, you need to: In the client side, you need to:
* Define your RPC function with the our marco. * Define your RPC function with our marco.
* write code to send the request to server and get the resonpse from it. * write code to send the request to server and get the resonpse from it.
### Define your RPC function ### ### Define your RPC function ###
The client define RPC functions using macros defined in The client define RPC functions using macros defined in
**`searpc-client.h`**. To call the functions, the client needs to create `searpc-client.h`. To call the functions, the client needs to create
a SearpcClient object and supply a transport function. For example: a SearpcClient object and supply a transport function. For example:
/* /*
* define a RPC function which takes a string argument and returns * define a RPC function which takes a string argument and returns
* an integer. The xxx_int__string naming convention is used to * an integer. The xxx_INT__STRING naming convention is used to
* indicate the types of the param(string) and the return value(int). * indicate the types of the param(string) and the return value(int).
*/ */
SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING(searpc_demo_int__string) SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING(searpc_strlen)
/* create an rpc_client and supply the transport function. */ /* create an rpc_client and supply the transport function. */
SearpcClient *rpc_client; SearpcClient *rpc_client;
@ -63,10 +50,10 @@ a SearpcClient object and supply a transport function. For example:
rpc_client->transport = transport_callback; rpc_client->transport = transport_callback;
rpc_client->arg = &sockfd; rpc_client->arg = &sockfd;
The **`SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_XXX__YYY`** macro defines a client side RPC function. The `SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_XXX__YYY` macro defines a client side RPC function.
**XXX** stands for the return type and **YYY** stands for the param type. If there **XXX** stands for the return type and **YYY** stands for the param type. If there
are multiple params, just append every param type there. For example, are multiple params, just append every param type there. For example,
**`SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING_STRING`** defines a RPC function which takes two `SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING_STRING` defines a RPC function which takes two
string params and returns an integer value. string params and returns an integer value.
@ -90,10 +77,10 @@ The prototype of the transport function is:
/* /*
* arg: rpc_client->arg. Normally a socket number. * arg: rpc_client->arg. Normally a socket number.
* fcall_str: the JSON data stream generated by Searpc. * fcall_str: the JSON data stream generated by Searpc.
* fcall_len: the length of **`fcall_str`**. * fcall_len: the length of `fcall_str`.
* ret_len: place to get the length of the returned json data stream. * ret_len: place to get the length of the returned json data stream.
* Returns: the JSON data stream ready for transporting. * Returns: A newly allocated string stores the JSON data stream.
*/ */
static char *transport_callback (void *arg, const char *fcall_str, size_t fcall_len, size_t *ret_len); static char *transport_callback (void *arg, const char *fcall_str, size_t fcall_len, size_t *ret_len);
@ -109,24 +96,25 @@ And Searpc handles the others for you.
### Concepts ### ### Concepts ###
* **`Marshal`**: The process of packing the result of the RPC function * **Marshal**: The process of unpacking the function arguments from
into JSON data format stream is called marshalling, and the JSON data, call the RPC function and packing the result into JSON
function used to pack the result is called a **`marshal`**. data format is called marshalling. The function used to
pack the result is called a **marshal**.
* **`Signature`**: Signatures are used to identify different types of * **Signature**: Signatures are used to identify different types of
marshals. After the execution of a RPC function on the server side, marshals. After the execution of a RPC function on the server side,
different types of results need different marshals. different types of results need different marshals.
* **`Function table`**: The hash table used to store the (funcname, func) * **Function table**: The hash table used to store the (funcname, func)
pairs. pairs.
* **`Marshal table`**: The hash table used to store the (signature, * **Marshal table**: The hash table used to store the (signature,
marshal) pairs. marshal) pairs.
### Register your function ### ### Register your function ###
The **`seaprc_server_register_function`** routine registers a function as The `seaprc_server_register_function` routine registers a function as
a RPC function. It inserts your function into the function table. The a RPC function. It inserts your function into the function table. The
prototype of this function is: prototype of this function is:
@ -139,7 +127,7 @@ prototype of this function is:
*/ */
gboolean searpc_server_register_function (void *func, const gchar *fname, const gchar *signature) gboolean searpc_server_register_function (void *func, const gchar *fname, const gchar *signature)
Before calling **`searpc_server_register_function`**, you need to call Before calling `searpc_server_register_function`, you need to call
**`searpc_server_init()`** to do the initialization work. **`searpc_server_init()`** to do the initialization work.
@ -147,7 +135,7 @@ prototype of this function is:
After the registration, you should listen to the socket and wait for the After the registration, you should listen to the socket and wait for the
incoming request data stream. Once you get a valid request, call the incoming request data stream. Once you get a valid request, call the
**`searpc_server_call_function()`** routine, which will automatically do the `searpc_server_call_function()` routine, which will automatically do the
following work for you: following work for you:
* Parse the JSON data stream to resolve the function name and the data. * Parse the JSON data stream to resolve the function name and the data.
@ -155,7 +143,7 @@ following work for you:
* If a proper function is found, call the function with the given params. * If a proper function is found, call the function with the given params.
* Packing the result into a JSON data string. * Packing the result into a JSON data string.
The prototype of **`searpc_server_call_function`** is: The prototype of `searpc_server_call_function` is:
/* /*
* data: The incoming JSON data stream. * data: The incoming JSON data stream.
@ -165,24 +153,20 @@ The prototype of **`searpc_server_call_function`** is:
*/ */
gchar* searpc_server_call_function (gchar *data, gsize len, gsize *ret_len) gchar* searpc_server_call_function (gchar *data, gsize len, gsize *ret_len)
The value returned by **`searpc_server_call_function()`** is the JSON data The value returned by `searpc_server_call_function()` is the JSON data
ready for transportation, which you can send to the client directly. ready to send back to the client.
In the client side, Searpc would unpack the data stream and return the value
contained within it as the return value of the client-side RPC function defined
in the macro **`SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_XXX__YYY()`**.
Pysearpc Pysearpc
====== ========
**Pysearpc** is the Python binding of **Searpc**. Only the client side function is **Pysearpc** is the Python binding of **Searpc**. Only the client side function is
supported. To use it, simply define a class which inherits **SearpcClient**, and supported. To use it, simply define a class which inherits **SearpcClient**, and
provide a **`call_remote_func_sync`** method, which is equivalent to the provide a `call_remote_func_sync` method, which is equivalent to the
**`transport_callback`**. `transport_callback`.
To define your RPC funtion, use the **`@searpc_func`** decorator. It is To define your RPC funtion, use the `@searpc_func` decorator. It is
equivalent to **`SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_XXX__YYY`** macro. To define a RPC equivalent to `SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_XXX__YYY` macro. To define a RPC
function which accepts multiple params, here is an example: function which accepts multiple params, here is an example:
class SampeSearpcClient(SearpcClient): class SampeSearpcClient(SearpcClient):
@ -207,16 +191,17 @@ There are well-commented demos in both C and Python.
* **searpc-demo-client.c**: The client side demo in C * **searpc-demo-client.c**: The client side demo in C
* **pysearpc-demo-client.py**: The client side demo in Python * **pysearpc-demo-client.py**: The client side demo in Python
To run the demo, run the server demo in a shell, and run the client demo(either To run the demo, run the server demo in a shell, and run the client
the C or Python demo) in another. demo in another. To run the python demo, you should first install the
package and setup the **PYTHONPATH** appropriately.
Thread Safety Thread Safety
====== =============
Extend Searpc Extend Searpc
====== =============
To support new rpc function types, To support new rpc function types,
@ -227,7 +212,7 @@ To support new rpc function types,
Dependency Dependency
===== ==========
The following packages are required to build libsearpc: The following packages are required to build libsearpc:
@ -237,8 +222,3 @@ The following packages are required to build libsearpc:
* pygobject-2.0 >= 2.0 (if you choose to build pysearpc) * pygobject-2.0 >= 2.0 (if you choose to build pysearpc)
License
======
You may redistribute copies of libsearpc under the terms of the GNU LGPL(Lesser General Public License). For
more information about these matters, see the files named 'LICENSE' and 'COPYING'.

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@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([config.h])
AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4]) AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4])
AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([1.9]) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([1.9 foreign])
# Checks for programs. # Checks for programs.
AC_PROG_CC AC_PROG_CC
AC_PROG_LIBTOOL AC_PROG_LIBTOOL

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
import sys import sys
import socket import socket
from struct import pack, unpack from struct import pack, unpack
from pysearpc import SearpcClient, searpc_func from pysearpc import SearpcClient, searpc_func
SERVER_ADDR = '127.0.0.1' SERVER_ADDR = '127.0.0.1'
@ -48,10 +48,10 @@ class SampleRpcClient(SearpcClient):
return ret_str return ret_str
@searpc_func("int", ["string"]) @searpc_func("int", ["string"])
def searpc_demo_int__string(self): def searpc_strlen(self):
pass pass
client = SampleRpcClient() client = SampleRpcClient()
res = client.searpc_demo_int__string("hello world") res = client.searpc_strlen("hello world")
print 'result from server:', res print 'result from server:', res

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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
#define MAGIC_STRING "ABCD" #define MAGIC_STRING "ABCD"
/* define the client-side function */ /* define the client-side function */
SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING(searpc_demo_int__string); SEARPC_CLIENT_DEFUN_INT__STRING(searpc_strlen);
static char *transport_callback(void *arg, const char *fcall_str, static char *transport_callback(void *arg, const char *fcall_str,
size_t fcall_len, size_t *ret_len) size_t fcall_len, size_t *ret_len)
@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ static char *transport_callback(void *arg, const char *fcall_str,
return strndup(pac_ret->data, *ret_len); return strndup(pac_ret->data, *ret_len);
} }
int
main(int argc, char *argv[]) main(int argc, char *argv[])
{ {
int sockfd, ret; int sockfd, ret;
@ -91,12 +91,12 @@ main(int argc, char *argv[])
rpc_client->arg = (void *)sockfd; rpc_client->arg = (void *)sockfd;
/* call the client-side funcion */ /* call the client-side funcion */
ret = searpc_demo_int__string(rpc_client, "hello searpc", &error); ret = searpc_strlen(rpc_client, "hello searpc", &error);
if (error != NULL) { if (error != NULL) {
fprintf(stderr, "error: %s\n", error->message); fprintf(stderr, "error: %s\n", error->message);
exit(-1); exit(-1);
} else } else
printf("%d\n", ret); printf("the length of string 'hello searpc' is %d.\n", ret);
close(sockfd); close(sockfd);

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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
#define BUFLEN 256 #define BUFLEN 256
static int static int
searpc_demo_int__string(const char *str) searpc_strlen(const char *str)
{ {
if (str == NULL) if (str == NULL)
return -1; return -1;
@ -27,8 +27,13 @@ start_rpc_service(void)
{ {
searpc_server_init(); searpc_server_init();
searpc_server_register_function(searpc_demo_int__string, /* The first parameter is the implementation function.
"searpc_demo_int__string", * The second parameter is the name of the rpc function the
* client would call.
* The third parameter is the signature.
*/
searpc_server_register_function(searpc_strlen,
"searpc_strlen",
searpc_signature_int__string()); searpc_signature_int__string());
} }

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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ AM_CFLAGS = @GLIB2_CFLAGS@ @GOBJECT_CFLAGS@ @JSON_GLIB_CFLAGS@ -I${top_builddir
# we need to generate the headers first # we need to generate the headers first
BUILT_SOURCES = genrpc BUILT_SOURCES = genrpc
pkglib_LTLIBRARIES = libsearpc.la lib_LTLIBRARIES = libsearpc.la
include_HEADERS = searpc-client.h searpc-server.h searpc-utils.h include_HEADERS = searpc-client.h searpc-server.h searpc-utils.h
@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ libsearpc_la_SOURCES = searpc-client.c searpc-server.c
EXTRA_libsearpc_la_SOURCES = ${genrpc_files} EXTRA_libsearpc_la_SOURCES = ${genrpc_files}
libsearpc_la_LDFLAGS = -Wl,-z -Wl,defs libsearpc_la_LDFLAGS = -Wl,-z -Wl,defs -version-info 1:0:0
libsearpc_la_LIBADD = @GLIB2_LIBS@ @GOBJECT_LIBS@ @JSON_GLIB_LIBS@ libsearpc_la_LIBADD = @GLIB2_LIBS@ @GOBJECT_LIBS@ @JSON_GLIB_LIBS@

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@ -6,9 +6,11 @@ Define RPC functions needed to generate
func_table = [ func_table = [
[ "int", ["string"] ], [ "int", ["string"] ],
[ "int", ["string", "string"] ], [ "int", ["string", "string"] ],
[ "int", ["string", "string", "string"] ],
[ "string", [] ], [ "string", [] ],
[ "string", ["string"] ], [ "string", ["string"] ],
[ "string", ["string", "int"] ], [ "string", ["string", "int"] ],
[ "string", ["string", "string"] ],
[ "objlist", [] ], [ "objlist", [] ],
[ "objlist", ["string"] ], [ "objlist", ["string"] ],
[ "objlist", ["int", "int"] ], [ "objlist", ["int", "int"] ],