osd-contiki/tools/cooja/java/se/sics/cooja/RadioMedium.java

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2006, Swedish Institute of Computer Science.
* All rights reserved.
*
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*
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* $Id: RadioMedium.java,v 1.1 2006/08/21 12:12:55 fros4943 Exp $
*/
package se.sics.cooja;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Observer;
import org.jdom.Element;
import se.sics.cooja.interfaces.Position;
import se.sics.cooja.interfaces.Radio;
/**
* This interface represents a radio medium. Radios registered to this medium
* can both send and receive radio data. Depending on the implementation of this
* interface, more or less accurate radio behaviour imitation is aquired.
*
* Often a radio medium, at initialization, registers one or several dynamic
* plugins. These plugins shows the user some radio medium specific details,
* such as radio transmission radius etc.
*
* @author Fredrik Osterlind
*/
public abstract class RadioMedium {
/**
* Registers a mote to this medium.
*
* How radio data will be received from and sent to this mote depends on the
* medium implementation. Common factors may be random, distance from sending
* to receiving mote and interference with other radio transmitters in some
* range.
*
* @param mote
* Mote to register
* @param sim
* Simulation holding mote
*/
public abstract void registerMote(Mote mote, Simulation sim);
/**
* Unregisters a mote from this medium.
*
* @param mote
* Mote to unregister
* @param sim
* Simulation holding mote
*/
public abstract void unregisterMote(Mote mote, Simulation sim);
/**
* Register a radio to this medium at a given position.
*
* Concerning radio data, this radio will be treated the same way as a mote's
* radio. This method can be used to add non-mote radio devices, such as a
* packet generator or a sniffer.
*
* @param radio
* Radio
* @param position
* Position
* @param sim
* Simulation holding radio
*/
public abstract void registerRadioInterface(Radio radio, Position position,
Simulation sim);
/**
* Unregisters a radio interface from this medium.
*
* @param radio
* Radio interface to unregister
* @param sim
* Simulation holding radio
*/
public abstract void unregisterRadioInterface(Radio radio, Simulation sim);
/**
* Adds an observer which is notified after the radio connections has been
* calculated. Often a radio medium is a tick observer and makes these
* calculations after each tick loop. A radio medium observer may then gather
* network data by being notified every time the radio medium has delivered
* data. The radio medium observable MUST notify observers every time the
* getLastTickConnections returns a new value, even if the new value is null.
*
* @see #getLastTickConnections()
* @see #deleteRadioMediumObserver(Observer)
* @param observer
* New observer
*/
public abstract void addRadioMediumObserver(Observer observer);
/**
* Deletes an radio medium observer.
*
* @see #addRadioMediumObserver(Observer)
* @param observer
* Observer to delete
*/
public abstract void deleteRadioMediumObserver(Observer observer);
/**
* Returns all connections made during last tick loop.
*
* Typically a radio medium is a tick observer and transfers data between
* radios after each tick loop. When these calculations are finished, it will
* in turn notify all radio medium observers. A radio medium observer may get
* information about which connections were made by using this method. Observe
* that this method may return null of no connections were made.
*
* @see RadioConnection
* @return All connections made during last tick loop or null if none
*/
public abstract RadioConnection[] getLastTickConnections();
/**
* Set an overall connection logger. This logger will see all connections in
* the radio medium.
*
* @param logger
* New overall connection logger.
*/
public abstract void setConnectionLogger(ConnectionLogger logger);
/**
* Returns XML elements representing the current config of this radio medium.
* This is fetched by the simulator for example when saving a simulation
* configuration file. For example a radio medium may return user altered
* range parameters. This method should however not return state specific
* information such as a current radio status. (All nodes are restarted when
* loading a simulation.)
*
* @see #setConfigXML(Collection)
* @return XML elements representing the current radio medium config
*/
public abstract Collection<Element> getConfigXML();
/**
* Sets the current radio medium config depending on the given XML elements.
*
* @see #getConfigXML()
* @param configXML
* Config XML elements
* @return True if config was set successfully, false otherwise
*/
public abstract boolean setConfigXML(Collection<Element> configXML);
}