Strategy class for handling HTTP packages. More...

#include <httpstrategy.h>

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Public Member Functions
	HTTPStrategy ()=default
	Default constructor.

virtual	~HTTPStrategy ()=default
	Virtual destructor to ensure correct cleanup and facilitate polymorphism.

void	handle (Package package, Host *host) const override
	Manages the HTTP package.

Public Member Functions inherited from NetSim::IPackageStrategy
	IPackageStrategy ()=default
	Default constructor.

virtual	~IPackageStrategy ()=default
	Virtual destructor to ensure correct cleanup for derived classes.

virtual void	handle (Package package, Host *host) const =0
	Abstract method for handling packages.

Detailed Description

Strategy class for handling HTTP packages.

The HTTPStrategy class offers specific behavior for processing HTTP packages within the networking simulation environment. By employing this strategy class, the HTTP package handling logic can be decoupled from the primary host procedures. This class derives from the IPackageStrategy interface.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ HTTPStrategy()

NetSim::HTTPStrategy::HTTPStrategy ( )

default

Default constructor.

Establishes a new instance of the HTTPStrategy class.

◆ ~HTTPStrategy()

virtual NetSim::HTTPStrategy::~HTTPStrategy ( )

virtualdefault

Virtual destructor to ensure correct cleanup and facilitate polymorphism.

Enables proper cleanup of derived strategy objects and promotes dynamic dispatch.

Member Function Documentation

◆ handle()

void HTTPStrategy::handle	(	Package	package,
		Host *	host
	)		const

overridevirtual

Manages the HTTP package.

Parameters

package	The HTTP package in consideration.
host	The host context where the strategy is invoked.

This function embodies the specific behavior necessary for handling HTTP packages. It interprets the HTTP request, crafts a corresponding response, and dispatches it to the appropriate router.

Implements NetSim::IPackageStrategy.

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