-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- {- | Module : Holumbus.Distribution.DFunction Copyright : Copyright (C) 2009 Stefan Schmidt License : MIT Maintainer : Stefan Schmidt (stefanschmidt@web.de) Stability : experimental Portability: portable Version : 0.1 This module offers distributed functions. This idea behind this is to implement RPC based on DNodes. You specify a function which could be called from other programs and register this as a resource in your local DNode. Then the foreign DNodes can create a link to this function an execute it. The function parameters will be serialized and send to the local DNode. There the parameters are deserialized and the function will be called. After this the return-value will be send back to the calling node. -} -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- {-# OPTIONS_GHC -XMultiParamTypeClasses -XFunctionalDependencies -XFlexibleInstances -XFlexibleContexts #-} module Holumbus.Distribution.DFunction ( -- * datatypes DFunction , BinaryFunction -- * creating and closing function references , newDFunction , newRemoteDFunction , closeDFunction -- * invoking functions , accessDFunction ) where import Prelude hiding (catch) import Control.Exception import Data.Binary import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as B import System.IO import System.Log.Logger import Holumbus.Distribution.DNode.Base localLogger :: String localLogger = "Holumbus.Distribution.DFunction" -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- | Binary function typeclass. You can only use functions whose parameters -- and return value are serializable. The idea of this typeclass comes from -- the haxr library by Bjorn Bringert (http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/HaXR) class BinaryFunction a where toFun :: a -> [B.ByteString] -> IO B.ByteString remoteCall :: ([B.ByteString] -> IO B.ByteString) -> a instance (Binary a) => BinaryFunction (IO a) where toFun x [] = x >>= return . encode toFun _ _ = fail "Too many arguments" remoteCall f = f [] >>= return . decode instance (Binary a, BinaryFunction b) => BinaryFunction (a -> b) where toFun f (x:xs) = toFun (f (decode x)) xs toFun _ _ = error "Too few arguments" remoteCall f x = remoteCall (\xs -> f (encode x:xs)) -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- dFunctionType :: DResourceType dFunctionType = mkDResourceType "DFUNCTION" mkDFunctionEntry :: (BinaryFunction a) => DFunctionReference a -> DResourceEntry mkDFunctionEntry d = DResourceEntry { dre_Dispatcher = dispatchDFunctionRequest d } data DFunctionRequestMessage = DFMReqCall [B.ByteString] deriving (Show) instance Binary DFunctionRequestMessage where put(DFMReqCall bs) = put bs get = get >>= \bs -> return (DFMReqCall bs) data DFunctionResponseMessage = DFMRspCallResult B.ByteString | DFMRspCallException String instance Binary DFunctionResponseMessage where put(DFMRspCallResult b) = putWord8 1 >> put b put(DFMRspCallException e) = putWord8 2 >> put e get = do t <- getWord8 case t of 1 -> get >>= \b -> return (DFMRspCallResult b) 2 -> get >>= \e -> return (DFMRspCallException e) _ -> error "DFunctionResponseMessage: wrong encoding" dispatchDFunctionRequest :: (BinaryFunction a) => DFunctionReference a -> DNodeId -> Handle -> IO () dispatchDFunctionRequest dfun _ hdl = do debugM localLogger "dispatcher: getting message from handle" raw <- getByteStringMessage hdl let msg = (decode raw)::(DFunctionRequestMessage) -- debugM localLogger $ "dispatcher: Message: " ++ show msg case msg of (DFMReqCall l) -> handleCall dfun l hdl -- | The DFunction datatype. This is more like a reference to -- a function located on a different node. You can call this -- function via the accessDFunction function. data DFunction a = DFunctionLocal DResourceAddress a | DFunctionRemote DResourceAddress instance Binary (DFunction a) where put(DFunctionLocal dra _) = put dra put(DFunctionRemote dra) = put dra get = get >>= \dra -> return (DFunctionRemote dra) data DFunctionReference a = DFunctionReference DResourceAddress a -- | Creates a new distributed function. Only functions which are registered -- at the local node can be called from the outside. The string parameter -- specifies the name of the function which could the used by other nodes -- to call it. If you leave it empty, a random name will be generated. newDFunction :: (BinaryFunction a) => String -> a -> IO (DFunction a) newDFunction s f = do a <- genLocalResourceAddress dFunctionType s let df = (DFunctionLocal a f) dfr = (DFunctionReference a f) dfd = (mkDFunctionEntry dfr) addLocalResource a dfd return df -- | Created a reference to a function on a remote node. The first parameter -- is the name of the function, the second parameter is the name of the node. newRemoteDFunction :: (BinaryFunction a) => String -> String -> IO (DFunction a) newRemoteDFunction r n = do return $ DFunctionRemote dra where dra = mkDResourceAddress dFunctionType r n -- | Closes a DFunction reference. closeDFunction :: DFunction a -> IO () closeDFunction (DFunctionLocal dra _) = do delLocalResource dra closeDFunction (DFunctionRemote dra) = do delForeignResource dra requestCall :: [B.ByteString] -> Handle -> IO B.ByteString requestCall bs hdl = do putByteStringMessage (encode $ DFMReqCall bs) hdl raw <- getByteStringMessage hdl let rsp = (decode raw) case rsp of (DFMRspCallResult b) -> return b (DFMRspCallException e) -> throwIO $ DistributedException e "requestCall" "DFunction" handleCall :: BinaryFunction a => DFunctionReference a -> [B.ByteString] -> Handle -> IO () handleCall (DFunctionReference _ f) bs hdl = do catch (do b <- toFun f bs putByteStringMessage (encode $ DFMRspCallResult b) hdl) (\(SomeException e) -> do putByteStringMessage (encode $ DFMRspCallException (show e)) hdl) -- | Transforms a DFunction object to a normal function which could be called and passed around. -- Because you have network tranfer everytime you call the function, this might throw a -- DistributedException when the foreign node becomes unreachable. accessDFunction :: (BinaryFunction a) => DFunction a -> a accessDFunction (DFunctionLocal _ f) = f accessDFunction (DFunctionRemote a) = remoteCall $ \bs -> unsafeAccessForeignResource a (requestCall bs) {- Example Code: addInt :: Int -> Int -> IO Int addInt i1 i2 = return $ i1 + i2 test :: IO () test = do -- dfun <- newDFunction "add" (addInt) dfun <- (newRemoteDFunction address)::(IO (DFunction (Int -> Int -> IO Int))) let f = accessDFunction dfun res <- f 1 2 putStrLn $ show res return () -}