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diff --git a/include/opkele/consumer.h b/include/opkele/consumer.h index b9d1e54..50ff692 100644 --- a/include/opkele/consumer.h +++ b/include/opkele/consumer.h @@ -1,48 +1,50 @@ #ifndef __OPKELE_CONSUMER_H #define __OPKELE_CONSUMER_H #include <opkele/types.h> #include <opkele/extension.h> /** * @file * @brief OpenID consumer-side functionality */ namespace opkele { /** * implementation of basic consumer functionality * * @note * The consumer uses libcurl internally, which means that if you're using * libopkele in multithreaded environment you should call curl_global_init * yourself before spawning any threads. */ class consumer_t { public: + virtual ~consumer_t() { } + /** * store association. The function should be overridden in the real * implementation to provide persistent associations store. * @param server the OpenID server * @param handle association handle * @param secret the secret associated with the server and handle * @param expires_in the number of seconds until the handle is expired * @return the auto_ptr<> for the newly allocated association_t object */ virtual assoc_t store_assoc(const string& server,const string& handle,const secret_t& secret,int expires_in) = 0; /** * retrieve stored association. The function should be overridden * in the real implementation to provide persistent assocations * store. * * @note * The user is responsible for handling associations expiry and * this function should never return an expired or invalidated * association. * * @param server the OpenID server * @param handle association handle * @return the autho_ptr<> for the newly allocated association_t object * @throw failed_lookup if no unexpired association found |