// ABCMagazine.cpp: implementation of the ABCMagazine class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "ABCCommon.h"
#include "ABCMagazine.h"

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Construction/Destruction
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

ABCMagazine::ABCMagazine() 
{
    m_szExpirationDate[0] = '\0';
}

ABCMagazine::~ABCMagazine()
{

}

bool ABCMagazine::AddOrder( unsigned int uiPrice,
                            const char *pszName, 
                            const char *pszAuthor, 
                            const char *pszExpirationDate )
{
    /*
        Copy the magazine order into our magazine object 
    */
    m_uiPrice = uiPrice;

    strcpy(&m_szTitle[0],pszName);

    strcpy(&m_szAuthor[0],pszAuthor);

    strcpy(&m_szExpirationDate[0],pszExpirationDate);

    WriteObject();

    return true;
}

void ABCMagazine::WriteObject()
{

    /*
        Save the type of object we are. This will be used by the class factory
        on the server side to determine which type of class to allocate.
    */
    *this << ABC_MAGAZINE;

    *this << m_uiPrice << m_szTitle << m_szAuthor << m_szExpirationDate;

    /* 
        The 1 line call above is equivalent to the 4 lines below. We
        can use the << and >> operators because we know that the data
        which we store is not > the current RTR maximum  = 65535 byes.

        WriteToStream(m_uiPrice);
        WriteToStream(m_szTitle);
        WriteToStream(m_szAuthor);
        WriteToStream(m_szExpirationDate)
    
    */
    
}


void ABCMagazine::ReadObject()
{


    /* 
        The first data is the type of class we should be.
        Validate that everything is fine.
    */
    unsigned int uiClassType;
    *this >> uiClassType;
    assert(uiClassType == ABC_MAGAZINE);

    /*
        Populate this object with the data
    */
    *this >> m_uiPrice >> m_szTitle >> m_szAuthor >> m_szExpirationDate;    

    /*
    
      The 1 line call above is equivalent to the 4 lines below.

        ReadFromStream(m_uiPrice);
        ReadFromStream(m_szTitle);
        ReadFromStream(m_szAuthor);
    
    */

}


abc_status ABCMagazine::ProcessOrder()
{
    // It is here that we would process the request for this Magazine.
    // For this sample simply print out the Magazine order.
    cout << "ABCMagazine::ProcessOrder()" << endl;
    cout << "     " << "ExpirationData = " << m_szExpirationDate << endl;
    cout << "     " << "Price = " << m_uiPrice << endl;
    cout << "     " << "Title = " << m_szTitle << endl;
    cout << "     " << "Author = " << m_szAuthor << endl; 

    return ABCOrderSucceeded;
}