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BUG#: 5626
TITLE: reg_table contains unused code

DESCRIPTION: Clean out unused code from the table.  This bug does not change the
used functions.

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#ifndef Pegasus_reg_table_h
#define Pegasus_reg_table_h

#include <Pegasus/Common/Config.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/String.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/ArrayInter.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/HashTable.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/System.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/CIMName.h>
#include <Pegasus/Common/MessageQueueService.h>
#include <Pegasus/Server/Linkage.h>

PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

class reg_table_rep;

class PEGASUS_SERVER_LINKAGE DynamicRoutingTable  
{
   public:
      DynamicRoutingTable(void);
      DynamicRoutingTable(const DynamicRoutingTable & table);
      DynamicRoutingTable & operator =(const DynamicRoutingTable & table);
      ~DynamicRoutingTable(void);

      static DynamicRoutingTable get_rw_routing_table(void);
      
      // get a single service that can route this spec. 
      MessageQueueService *get_routing(const CIMName& classname, 
				       const CIMNamespaceName& ns, 
				       Uint32 type,
				       Uint32 flags,
				       String & provider,
				       String & module) const;

      Boolean insert_record(const CIMName& classname, 
			    const CIMNamespaceName& ns, 
			    Uint32 type,
			    Uint32 flags,
			    MessageQueueService* svce) ;

      Boolean insert_record(const CIMName& classname, 
			    const CIMNamespaceName& ns, 
			    Uint32 type,
			    Uint32 flags,
			    MessageQueueService* svce, 
			    const String& provider, 
			    const String& module) ;
      /**
	 Router "types". These are actually keys used in the routing table. 
	 A provider manager (or other service provider) that can route messages
	 must register as being of a certain type. These types classify the routers
	 according to function and also make queries faster. 
      
	 Most of the current types correspond to provider interfaces. However, some
	 are generic pegasus services, and others are specific services.

	 The extended type is an escape mechanism that allows unlimited expansion
	 of "types" in the future. 
      */

      static const Uint32 INTERNAL; // "control providers"
      static const Uint32 METHOD;
      static const Uint32 INSTANCE;
      static const Uint32 CLASS;

      void dump_table(void);
      
   private:
      reg_table_rep *_rep;
};

PEGASUS_NAMESPACE_END
#endif // Pegasus_reg_table_h