}
// The following API is used to pass the context through queues / threads.
- // saveContext is called to geta shared_ptr to the context, and
+ // saveContext is called to get a shared_ptr to the context, and
// setContext is used to reset it on the other side of the queue.
//
+ // Whenever possible, use RequestContextScopeGuard instead of setContext
+ // to make sure that RequestContext is reset to the original value when
+ // we exit the scope.
+ //
// A shared_ptr is used, because many request may fan out across
// multiple threads, or do post-send processing, etc.
-
static std::shared_ptr<RequestContext>
setContext(std::shared_ptr<RequestContext> ctx) {
using std::swap;
std::map<std::string, std::unique_ptr<RequestData>> data_;
};
+class RequestContextScopeGuard {
+ private:
+ std::shared_ptr<RequestContext> prev_;
+
+ public:
+ // Create a new RequestContext and reset to the original value when
+ // this goes out of scope.
+ RequestContextScopeGuard() : prev_(RequestContext::saveContext()) {
+ RequestContext::create();
+ }
+
+ // Set a RequestContext that was previously captured by saveContext(). It will
+ // be automatically reset to the original value when this goes out of scope.
+ explicit RequestContextScopeGuard(std::shared_ptr<RequestContext> ctx)
+ : prev_(RequestContext::setContext(std::move(ctx))) {}
+
+ ~RequestContextScopeGuard() {
+ RequestContext::setContext(std::move(prev_));
+ }
+};
}