/**
* @brief Get the payload of the message as a JSON object.
*
* @deprecated Do NOT use this function anymore. It now returns NULL always.
* Use LSMessageGetPayload() and use pbnjson (https://wiki.palm.com/display/CoreOS/pbnjson)
* to parse the JSON.
*
* @param message
*
* @retval NULL always
*/
LS_DEPRECATED void*
LSMessageGetPayloadJSON(LSMessage *message)
{
_LSErrorIfFailMsg(NULL, NULL, LS_ERROR_CODE_DEPRECATED,
LS_ERROR_TEXT_DEPRECATED);
return NULL;
}
/**
* @brief Detach a service from a glib mainloop. You should NEVER use this
* function unless you are fork()'ing without exec()'ing and know what you are
* doing. This will perform nearly all the same cleanup as LSUnregister(), with
* the exception that it will not send out shutdown messages or flush any
* buffers. It is intended to be used only when fork()'ing so that your child
* process can continue without interfering with the parent's file descriptors,
* since open file descriptors are duplicated during a fork().
*
* @param sh
* @param lserror
*
* @retval
*/
bool
LSGmainDetach(LSHandle *sh, LSError *lserror)
{
_LSErrorIfFail(sh != NULL, lserror);
_LSErrorIfFailMsg(sh->context != NULL, lserror, -1,
"%s: %s", __FUNCTION__, ": No maincontext.");
/* We "unregister" without actually flushing or sending shutdown messages */
return _LSUnregisterCommon(sh, false, LSHANDLE_GET_RETURN_ADDR(), lserror);
}
/**
* @brief Attach a service to a glib mainloop.
*
* @param sh
* @param mainLoop
* @param lserror
*
* @retval
*/
bool
LSGmainAttach(LSHandle *sh, GMainLoop *mainLoop, LSError *lserror)
{
_LSErrorIfFail(sh != NULL, lserror);
_LSErrorIfFail(mainLoop != NULL, lserror);
LSHANDLE_VALIDATE(sh);
GMainContext *context = g_main_loop_get_context(mainLoop);
_LSErrorIfFailMsg(context != NULL, lserror, -1,
"%s: %s", __FUNCTION__, ": No maincontext.");
_LSTransportGmainAttach(sh->transport, context);
sh->context = g_main_context_ref(context);
return true;
}
