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#ifndef RESOURCEFACTORY_H
#define RESOURCEFACTORY_H
#include <QObject>
#include <QDBusConnection>
#include "resource-types.h"
class Resource;
/** This class is a helper class which should be used to create Resources. Note
* that it will own all resources, and so should not be deleted before all
* resources are ready to be released. The best way to acchieve this is by
* makeing the ResourceHandler class own the factory.
*/
class ResourceFactory: public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
Q_DISABLE_COPY( ResourceFactory );
private:
//! \internal
QDBusConnection sessionBusConnection;
public:
ResourceFactory(QObject *parent = 0);
~ResourceFactory();
/** This method creates a new \ref Resource object.
* @param applicationClass The application class to tell the Resource Policy.
* @param requestedResources A bit mask of the resources tha this application
* wats as a set. If more than one resource is set in this bit mask, then
* that set is treated as a whole, and cannot be separated. If the application
* needs at times say only audio and at times audio and video, then several
* \ref Resource objects need to be created.
* @return Returns a pointer to a new Resource, or NULL if there is an error.
*/
Resource * createResource(enum ResourceTypes::ResourceClass applicationClass,
quint16 requestedResources=ResourceTypes::AudioResource);
};
#endif
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