Handles the nitty-gritty details of sending and recieving requests and responses across a communication protocol.
Since protocols must be unpickleable, there may be multiple instances of the same protocol object. Therefore, there should generally be some object that the protocol can locate within its setattr method that actually houses the single instance of the connection that the multiple protocol objects refer to.
def getNext(self):
Derived classes must implement this to get the next object received on the
protocol. Should return None if the connection closes.
Derived classes must use implement this to return a unique protocol id.
Protocol ids should be strings beginning with a type identifier followed by a
colon (e.g. "tcp:") and followed by a value that uniquely identifies the
connection.
Sends a request or response message through the protocol.
getProtocolId(self)
def getProtocolId(self):
send(self, msg)
def send(self, msg):