Current Symbian^3 public API header files (from PDK 3.0.h)
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all but a selected few mbg and rsg files removed.
/*
* Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
* All rights reserved.
* This component and the accompanying materials are made available
* under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
* which accompanies this distribution, and is available
* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
*
* Initial Contributors:
* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
*
* Contributors:
*
* Description: Callback interface for service consumers
*
*/
#ifndef M_SEN_SERVICE_CONSUMER_H
#define M_SEN_SERVICE_CONSUMER_H
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidFilesObserver = { 0x101F9742 }; // MSenFilesObserver
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidCoBrandingObserver = { 0x10282C6C }; // MSenCoBrandingObserver
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidAlrObserver = { 0x10282C6D }; // MMobilityProtocolResp
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidUserinfoProvider = { 0x10282C6E }; // MSenUserInfoProvider
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidAuthenticationProvider = { 0x10282C6F }; // MSenAuthenticationProvider
const TUid KSenInterfaceUidHostletConsumer = { 0xE760F697 }; // MSenAuthenticationProvider
// CLASS DECLARATION
/**
* Callback interface for service consumers
*/
class MSenServiceConsumer
{
public:
// New functions
/**
* Callback, which is invoked when a message is received from invoked service.
* Inside this method, it is guarenteed, that the TxnId() getter provided by
* CSenServiceConnection class will return valid transaction ID. This allows
* one to map the ID of sent request, returned from CSenServiceConnection::SendL
* with the response that is provided in this callback.
* @param aMessage incoming message.
*/
virtual void HandleMessageL(const TDesC8& aMessage) = 0;
/**
* Callback, which is invoked when an error message is received from invoked service.
* Inside this method, it is guarenteed, that the TxnId() getter provided by
* CSenServiceConnection class will return valid transaction ID. This allows
* one to map the ID of sent request, returned from CSenServiceConnection::SendL
* with the response that is provided in this callback.
* @param aErrorCode is the error code (negative number)
* Error codes are some of the following:
* KErrSenNotInitialized Connection hasn't been initialized.
* KErrConnectionInitializing Connection is still initializing.
* KErrSubmitting Submitting a message failed,
* e.g. tried to send a NULL message.
* KErrConnectionExpired Connection has expired and needs to be
* renewed.
* KErrSenSoapFault A SOAP fault occurred, aErrorMessage should
* contain more detailed information.
* KErrSenInternal Internal error in Web Services
* framework
* KErrUnknown An unexpected major error has occurred
* and cause is unknown.
* Other possible error codes can be HTTP error codes or
* system-wide Symbian error codes.
* @param aErrorMessage contains the error message data; with SOAP based services,
* possibly a SOAP fault as XML.
*/
virtual void HandleErrorL(const TInt aErrorCode,
const TDesC8& aErrorMessage) = 0;
/**
* This method is called when the status of the connection
* to the service changes.
* @param aStatus is connection state indicator, which
* could be specified by the actual service invocation framework
* implementation. The following status codes are possible for
* any installed framework:
* KSenConnectionStatusNew Connection is being initialized, but not yet ready.
* KSenConnectionStatusReady Connection is ready to be used. For example, SubmitL()
* and SendL() methods (depending of framework) are in
* invocable state.
* KSenConnectionStatusExpired Connection is expired. Typically, a new connection
* needs next to be initialized in order to communicate
* with the underlying service behind this service
* connection.
*/
virtual void SetStatus(const TInt aStatus) = 0;
};
/**
* Callback interface for transfer progress observer. Typically,
* this interface is implemented by applications that want to
* monitor how many bytes (of a file, request, or response) have
* been sent or received during a transaction. Callback is thus
* often integrated to progress bar implementations in UI layer.
* Note: UID of this interface is KSenInterfaceUidFilesObserver.
*/
class MSenFilesObserver
{
public:
/**
* This method is called when new part of BLOB is sent or received.
*
* @param aTxnId Transaction ID.
* @param aIncoming ETrue if it is incoming BLOB, EFalse if outgoing.
* @param aMessage SOAP message for incoming messages with BLOBs.
* @param aCid CID of current BLOB.
* @param aProgress Count of sent/received BLOB bytes.
*/
virtual void TransferProgress( TInt aTxnId,
TBool aIncoming,
const TDesC8& aMessage,
const TDesC8& aCid,
TInt aProgress) = 0;
};
class MSenHostletConsumer
{
public:
virtual void SetConnectionId( TInt aConnectionId ) = 0;
};
/**
* Callback interface for extended consumer interface.
* When this interface is provided to service connection as constructor
* argument, the service connection (web services stack) can later on
* query for a variety of different interfaces, extensions, from the
* application. Each extension (interface) is has unique identifier (UID).
*/
class MSenExtendedConsumerInterface
{
public:
/**
* Service connection calls this method several times, passing a different
* UID per each call. If application wants to provide particular interface
* to service connection (web services stack), it needs to return a pointer
* to such M-class as a return value of this method. For any interface, that
* application has not implemented, it is supposed to return NULL.
* @param aUID is the unique identifier of some interface
* @return value should be a valid (void) pointer to any interface implemented
* by the application. NULL signalizes that application does not provide interface
* for give UID.
*/
inline virtual TAny* GetInterfaceByUid( TUid /* aUID */ ) { return NULL; };
};
#endif // M_SEN_SERVICE_CONSUMER_H
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