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/*
* Copyright (C) 2010 Andreas Steffen
* HSR Hochschule fuer Technik Rapperswil
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
* under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
* Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
* option) any later version. See <http://www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.txt>.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
* or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
* for more details.
*/
/**
* @defgroup imc imc
* @ingroup tnc
*
* @defgroup imct imc
* @{ @ingroup imc
*/
#ifndef IMC_H_
#define IMC_H_
#include <tncifimc.h>
#include <library.h>
typedef struct imc_t imc_t;
/**
* Controls a single Integrity Measurement Collector (IMC)
*/
struct imc_t {
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to initialize the IMC and agree on
* the API version number to be used. It also supplies the IMC ID, an IMC
* identifier that the IMC must use when calling TNC Client callback functions.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @param minVersion minimum API version supported by TNCC
* @param maxVersion maximum API version supported by TNCC
* @param OutActualVersion mutually supported API version number
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*initialize)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_Version minVersion,
TNC_Version maxVersion,
TNC_Version *OutActualVersion);
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to inform the IMC that the state of
* the network connection identified by connectionID has changed to newState.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @param connectionID network connection ID assigned by TNCC
* @param newState new network connection state
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*notify_connection_change)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_ConnectionID connectionID,
TNC_ConnectionState newState);
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to indicate that an Integrity Check
* Handshake is beginning and solicit messages from IMCs for the first batch.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @param connectionID network connection ID assigned by TNCC
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*begin_handshake)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_ConnectionID connectionID);
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to deliver a message to the IMC.
* The message is contained in the buffer referenced by message and contains
* the number of octets indicated by messageLength. The type of the message
* is indicated by messageType.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCS
* @param connectionID network connection ID assigned by TNCC
* @param message reference to buffer containing message
* @param messageLength number of octets in message
* @param messageType message type of message
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*receive_message)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_ConnectionID connectionID,
TNC_BufferReference message,
TNC_UInt32 messageLength,
TNC_MessageType messageType);
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to notify IMCs that all IMV messages
* received in a batch have been delivered and this is the IMCs last chance
* to send a message in the batch of IMC messages currently being collected.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @param connectionID network connection ID assigned by TNCC
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*batch_ending)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_ConnectionID connectionID);
/**
* The TNC Client calls this function to close down the IMC when all work is
* complete or the IMC reports TNC_RESULT_FATAL.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*terminate)(TNC_IMCID imcID);
/**
* IMVs implementing the UNIX/Linux Dynamic Linkage platform binding MUST
* define this additional function. The TNC Server MUST call the function
* immediately after calling TNC_IMV_Initialize to provide a pointer to the
* TNCS bind function. The IMV can then use the TNCS bind function to obtain
* pointers to any other TNCS functions.
*
* @param imcID IMC ID assigned by TNCC
* @param bindFunction pointer to TNC_TNCC_BindFunction
* @return TNC result code
*/
TNC_Result (*provide_bind_function)(TNC_IMCID imcID,
TNC_TNCC_BindFunctionPointer bindFunction);
/**
* Sets the ID of an imc_t object.
*
* @param id IMC ID to be assigned
*/
void (*set_id)(imc_t *this, TNC_IMCID id);
/**
* Returns the ID of an imc_t object.
*
* @return assigned IMC ID
*/
TNC_IMCID (*get_id)(imc_t *this);
/**
* Returns the name of an imc_t object.
*
* @return name of IMC
*/
char* (*get_name)(imc_t *this);
/**
* Sets the supported message types of an imc_t object.
*
* @param supported_types list of messages type supported by IMC
* @param type_count number of supported message types
*/
void (*set_message_types)(imc_t *this, TNC_MessageTypeList supported_types,
TNC_UInt32 type_count);
/**
* Check if the IMC supports a given message type.
*
* @param message_type message type
* @return TRUE if supported
*/
bool (*type_supported)(imc_t *this, TNC_MessageType message_type);
/**
* Destroys an imc_t object.
*/
void (*destroy)(imc_t *this);
};
#endif /** IMC_H_ @}*/