Interface for defining strategies to handle packages. More...

#include <ipackagestrategy.h>

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Public Member Functions
	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

Interface for defining strategies to handle packages.

The IPackageStrategy class establishes a contract for all package handling strategy implementations. Classes implementing this interface must provide a concrete implementation for the handle method, thus defining their custom logic for processing packages within the networking simulation environment.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ IPackageStrategy()

NetSim::IPackageStrategy::IPackageStrategy ( )

default

Default constructor.

Establishes a new instance of the IPackageStrategy interface.

◆ ~IPackageStrategy()

virtual NetSim::IPackageStrategy::~IPackageStrategy ( )

virtualdefault

Virtual destructor to ensure correct cleanup for derived classes.

Ensures that derived strategy objects are properly destroyed and promotes dynamic dispatch.

Member Function Documentation

◆ handle()

virtual void NetSim::IPackageStrategy::handle	(	Package	package,
		Host *	host
	)		const

pure virtual

Abstract method for handling packages.

Parameters

package	The package to be handled.
host	The context where the strategy will be invoked.

Classes implementing this interface must provide a concrete method to define how the given package is to be processed within the provided host context.

Implemented in NetSim::DNSStrategy, NetSim::HTTPStrategy, NetSim::TCPClientConnectionCloseStrategy, NetSim::TCPClientHandshakeStrategy, NetSim::TCPServerConnectionCloseStrategy, and NetSim::TCPServerHandshakeStrategy.

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