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SessionHandler Class Referenceabstract

#include <jinglesessionhandler.h>

Public Member Functions

virtual ~SessionHandler ()
 
virtual void handleSessionAction (Action action, Session *session, const Session::Jingle *jingle)=0
 
virtual void handleSessionActionError (Action action, Session *session, const Error *error)=0
 
virtual void handleIncomingSession (Session *session)=0
 

Detailed Description

A Jingle session handler.

Author
Jakob Schröter js@ca.nosp@m.maya.nosp@m..net
Since
1.0.5

Definition at line 32 of file jinglesessionhandler.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ~SessionHandler()

virtual ~SessionHandler ( )
inlinevirtual

Virtual destructor.

Definition at line 38 of file jinglesessionhandler.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ handleIncomingSession()

virtual void handleIncomingSession ( Session session)
pure virtual

This function is called if a remote entity wants to establish a Jingle session.

Parameters
sessionThe new Jingle session.
Note
Note that you have to explicitely accept or reject the session by calling either of session->sessionAccept() and session->sessionTerminate(), respectively.

◆ handleSessionAction()

virtual void handleSessionAction ( Action  action,
Session session,
const Session::Jingle jingle 
)
pure virtual

This function is called when the remote party requests an action to be taken.

Parameters
actionThe requested action. A convenience parameter, identical to jingle->action().
sessionThe affected session.
jingleThe complete Jingle.
Note
Note that an action can cause a session state change. You may check using session->state().
Also note that you have to reply to most actions, usually with the *Accept or *Reject counterpart, using the similarly-named functions that Session offers.

◆ handleSessionActionError()

virtual void handleSessionActionError ( Action  action,
Session session,
const Error error 
)
pure virtual

This function is called when a request to a remote entity returns an error.

Parameters
actionThe Action that failed.
sessionThe affected session.
errorThe error. May be 0 in special cases.
Note
Note that an action can cause a session state change. You may check using session->state().

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