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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// IPSecBase.h : Declaration of the base classes for the Network
// security WMI provider for SCE
// Copyright (c)1997-2001 Microsoft Corporation
//
// Original Create Date: 3/6/2001
// Original Author: shawnwu
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#pragma once
#include "globals.h"
extern CComVariant g_varRollbackGuid;
extern const DWORD IP_ADDR_LENGTH;
extern const DWORD GUID_STRING_LENGTH;
interface ISceKeyChain;
/*
Class description Naming:
CIPSecBase stands for Base for IPSec. Base class: (1) CComObjectRootEx for threading model and IUnknown.
(2) IIPSecObjectImpl which implements the common interface for all C++ classes representing WMI classes. Purpose of class:
(1) Allow our provider class (CNetSecProv) to easily create our objects that has implementation for the various WMI classes they represent.
(2) Being a base for all our C++ classes that has implementation for various WMI classes. Design:
(1) CreateObject function allows the caller to get an IIPSecObjectImpl object. IIPSecObjectImpl is the uniform interface this provider uses. Everything the provider does for WMI goes through this IIPSecObjectImpl. (2) To provide base class support for its sub-classes, this class implements the following facilities:
(a) It caches all the necessary COM interfaces coming from WMI.
(b) It knows the key chain object (which holds key property information chain object may be about the WMI object the C++ is trying to represent). This key given by the provider, but sometimes the sub-class needs to modify the key chain according its own unique need.
(c) Provide helper for spawn an instance (SpawnObjectInstance) that can be used to fill in properties.
(d) Provide helper for spawn a rollback instance (SpawnRollbackInstance) that can be used to fill in properties.
(e) Provide helper for finding policies by name (FindPolicyByName).
Use:
(1) For provider (CNetSecProv), all it needs to call is CreateObject. Since that is a static function, it doesn't need to create an instance for the need.
(2) For sub-classes, just call the needed function. Of course, all static functions are available for the sub-classes' static functions.
Notes:
(1) It contains several template functions. This reduces the duplicate code.
(2) InitMembers is really just intended for private use. But since it is used inside a template function, we have to make it public. Since unrelated classes can never create this class (its constructor is protected!), this should not be a problem because the method is not part of the interface this class gives out (IIPSecObjectImpl), so no body but its sub-classes can call it.
*/
class ATL_NO_VTABLE CIPSecBase : public CComObjectRootEx<CComMultiThreadModel>, public IIPSecObjectImpl {
protected:
CIPSecBase(){} virtual ~CIPSecBase(){}
BEGIN_COM_MAP(CIPSecBase) COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY(IIPSecObjectImpl) END_COM_MAP()
DECLARE_NOT_AGGREGATABLE( CIPSecBase ) DECLARE_REGISTRY_RESOURCEID(IDR_NETSECPROV)
public:
//
// IIPSecObjectImpl methods:
// This is an abstract class.
//
STDMETHOD(QueryInstance) ( IN LPCWSTR pszQuery, IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemObjectSink * pSink ) = 0;
STDMETHOD(DeleteInstance) ( IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemObjectSink * pSink ) = 0;
STDMETHOD(ExecuteMethod) ( IN BSTR bstrMethod, IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemObjectSink * pSink ) { return WBEM_E_NOT_SUPPORTED; }
STDMETHOD(PutInstance) ( IN IWbemClassObject * pInst, IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemObjectSink * pSink ) = 0;
STDMETHOD(GetInstance) ( IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemObjectSink * pSink ) = 0;
static HRESULT CreateObject ( IN IWbemServices * pNamespace, IN IIPSecKeyChain * pKeyChain, IN IWbemContext * pCtx, OUT IIPSecObjectImpl ** ppObjImp );
//
// some template functions
//
/*
Routine Description:
Name:
CIPSecBase::FindPolicyByName
Functionality:
Enumerate all policies. If the name is given, then we will give the policy. If the name is empty, then we will just give back the current one and advance the enumeration handle (pdwResumeHandle).
Virtual: No.
Arguments:
pszName - The name of the policy. Optional.
ppPolicy - Receives the policy. This can be PIPSEC_MM_POLICY or PIPSEC_QM_POLICY. Caller needs to free this by calling SPDApiBufferFree(*ppPolicy);
pdwResumeHandle - In-bound: the current handle, out-bound: the next handle.
Return Value:
Success:
WBEM_NO_ERROR
Failure:
(1) WBEM_E_INVALID_PARAMETER if ppPolicy == NULL or pdwResumeHandle == NULL.
(2) WBEM_E_NOT_FOUND if the policy is not found.
Notes: (1) Main Mode and Quick Mode polices have slightly different data strctures. Perfect place to write this template function to reduce duplicate code. (2) Caller needs to free any policy returned by calling SPDApiBufferFree; Don't just delete/free it. This is a good place, if time allowed, to write a wrapper to automatically call SPDApiBufferFree inside its destructor.
*/
template <class Policy> static HRESULT FindPolicyByName ( IN LPCWSTR pszName OPTIONAL, OUT Policy ** ppPolicy, IN OUT DWORD * pdwResumeHandle ) { if (ppPolicy == NULL || pdwResumeHandle == NULL) { return WBEM_E_INVALID_PARAMETER; }
*ppPolicy = NULL;
DWORD dwCount = 0;
//
// get the current policy (determined by pdwResumeHandle)
//
DWORD dwResult = EnumPolicies(NULL, ppPolicy, &dwCount, pdwResumeHandle);
while (dwResult == ERROR_SUCCESS && dwCount > 0) { if (pszName == NULL || *pszName == L'\0' || _wcsicmp((*ppPolicy)->pszPolicyName, pszName) == 0) { //
// if no name is given or the names match (case-insentively), this is it.
//
return WBEM_NO_ERROR; } else { //
// names are given but they don't match
//
//
// Free the current policy
//
::SPDApiBufferFree(*ppPolicy); *ppPolicy = NULL; dwCount = 0;
//
// get the next
//
dwResult = EnumPolicies(NULL, ppPolicy, &dwCount, pdwResumeHandle); } }
return WBEM_E_NOT_FOUND; };
HRESULT InitMembers ( IN IWbemContext * pCtx, IN IWbemServices * pNamespace, IN IIPSecKeyChain * pKeyChain, IN LPCWSTR pszWmiClassName );
protected:
//
// some template functions
//
/*
Routine Description:
Name:
CIPSecBase::CreateIPSecObject
Functionality:
Private helper to create an IIPSecObjectImpl object (our C++ classes that implement their corresponding WMI classes). Normally, to do this needs a class name. However, the class name is captured inside the key chain.
Virtual: No.
Arguments:
pSub - The template type. Not used otherwise.
pNamespace - COM interface pointer for the namespace (given by WMI).
pKeyChain - COM interface pointer representing the query's key properties.
pszWmiClassName - The name of the WMI class this class is created to represent.
pCtx - COM interface pointer given by WMI that needs to be passed around for various WMI API's.
ppObjImp - Receives the object.
Return Value:
Success:
WBEM_NO_ERROR
Failure:
(1) WBEM_E_INVALID_PARAMETER if pNamespace == NULL or pKeyChain == NULL or ppObjImp == NULL.
(2) WBEM_E_NOT_SUPPORTED if the class that supports the WMI class name is not properly implemented for IID_IIPSecObjectImpl interface.
Notes:
*/
template <class Sub> static HRESULT CreateIPSecObject ( IN Sub * pSub, IN IWbemServices * pNamespace, IN IIPSecKeyChain * pKeyChain, IN LPCWSTR pszWmiClassName, IN IWbemContext * pCtx, OUT IIPSecObjectImpl ** ppObjImp ) { //
// pSub is just used for type
//
if (NULL == pNamespace || NULL == pKeyChain || NULL == ppObjImp) { return WBEM_E_INVALID_PARAMETER; }
*ppObjImp = NULL;
//
// This is a confusing ATL CComObject creation sequence. Basically,
// CComObject will create the proper class and wrapped it with
// its implementation for the IUnknown. Our C++ classes (like CMMFilter)
// is never the leaf in ATL world. In other word, you never create
// classes like CMMFilter directly. Instead, the most derived class
// is CComObject< >. Take a while to get used too.
//
CComObject<Sub> *pTheSubClass; HRESULT hr = CComObject< Sub >::CreateInstance(&pTheSubClass);
if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { hr = pTheSubClass->QueryInterface(IID_IIPSecObjectImpl, (void**)ppObjImp);
if (S_OK == hr) { hr = pTheSubClass->InitMembers(pCtx, pNamespace, pKeyChain, pszWmiClassName); } else { hr = WBEM_E_NOT_SUPPORTED; } }
return SUCCEEDED(hr) ? WBEM_NO_ERROR : hr; }
/*
Routine Description:
Name:
CIPSecBase::EnumPolicies
Functionality:
Helper for FindPolicyByName because different mode's enumeration functions have different names. In order for our template function to work, it has been wrapped up.
See EnumMMPolicies for details. */
static DWORD EnumPolicies ( IN LPCWSTR pszServer, OUT PIPSEC_MM_POLICY * ppPolicy, OUT DWORD * pdwCount, IN OUT DWORD * pdwResumeHandle ) { //
// bad IPSec API prototype causes this casting
//
return ::EnumMMPolicies((LPWSTR)pszServer, ppPolicy, 1, pdwCount, pdwResumeHandle); }
/*
Routine Description:
Name:
CIPSecBase::EnumPolicies
Functionality:
Helper for FindPolicyByName because different mode's enumeration functions have different names. In order for our template function to work, it has been wrapped up.
See EnumQMPolicies for details. */
static DWORD EnumPolicies ( IN LPCWSTR pszServer, OUT PIPSEC_QM_POLICY * ppPolicy, OUT DWORD * pdwCount, IN OUT DWORD * pdwResumeHandle ) { //
// bad IPSec API prototype causes this casting
//
return ::EnumQMPolicies((LPWSTR)pszServer, ppPolicy, 1, pdwCount, pdwResumeHandle); }
HRESULT SpawnObjectInstance ( OUT IWbemClassObject **ppObj );
HRESULT SpawnRollbackInstance ( IN LPCWSTR pszClassName, OUT IWbemClassObject ** ppObj );
CComPtr<IWbemServices> m_srpNamespace; CComPtr<IWbemContext> m_srpCtx; CComPtr<IIPSecKeyChain> m_srpKeyChain;
CComBSTR m_bstrWMIClassName;
private:
CComPtr<IWbemClassObject> m_srpClassDefinition; };
/*
// implementation for the WMI class called Nsp_RollbackFilterSettings
class CNspRollbackFilter { [key] string FilterGUID; string StorePath; string FilterName; uint32 dwFilterType; // tunnel, transport, Mainmode
string PolicyGUID; string AuthGUID; };
// implementation for the WMI class called Nsp_RollbackPolicySettings
class CNspRollbackPolicy { [key] string PolicyGUID; uint32 dwPolicyType; // MMPolicy, MMAuth, QMPolicy
}; */
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