epics::pvAccess::PeerInfo Struct Reference

Information provded by a client to a server-type ChannelProvider. More...

#include <remote/pv/security.h>

Collaboration diagram for epics::pvAccess::PeerInfo:

Public Types
typedef std::tr1::shared_ptr < PeerInfo >	shared_pointer
typedef std::tr1::shared_ptr < const PeerInfo >	const_shared_pointer
typedef std::tr1::weak_ptr < PeerInfo >	weak_pointer
typedef std::tr1::weak_ptr < const PeerInfo >	const_weak_pointer
typedef std::set< std::string >	roles_t

Public Attributes
std::string	peer
	network address of remote peer. eg. "192.168.1.1:5075".
std::string	transport
	transport protocol used eg. "pva". Must not be empty.
std::string	authority
	authentication mechanism used. eg. "anonymous" or "gssapi". Must not be empty.
std::string	realm
	scope of authority. eg. "mylab.gov"
std::string	account
	aka. user name
pvData::PVStructure::const_shared_pointer	aux
	NULL or extra authority specific information.
roles_t	roles
	Set of strings which may be used to modify access control decisions.
unsigned	transportVersion
	If applicable, the protocol minor version number.
bool	local
	Short-hand for transport=="local".
bool	identified
	Short-hand for authority!="anonymous".

Static Public Attributes
static size_t	num_instances

Detailed Description

Information provded by a client to a server-type ChannelProvider.

All peers must be identified by a peer name, which may be a network address (IP+port#) and transport. Peer names must be unique for a given transport.

Transport names include:

"local" in-process client. Peer name is optional and arbitrary. Must set local flag.

"pva" PVA over TCP. Used by PVA client provider. Peer name is IP address and TCP port number as "XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYYY".

Authority names include:

"anonymous" - No credentials provided. Must not set identified flag. "plain" - Unauthenticated credential.

Definition at line 119 of file security.h.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• remote/pv/security.h