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20 package net.pterodactylus.util.fcp;
22 import java.util.EventListener;
24 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.CloseConnectionDuplicateClientName;
25 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.EndListPeerNotes;
26 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.EndListPeers;
27 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.NodeHello;
28 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.Peer;
29 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.PeerNote;
30 import net.pterodactylus.util.fcp.message.SSKKeypair;
33 * Interface for objects that want to be notified on certain FCP events.
35 * @author David ‘Bombe’ Roden <bombe@freenetproject.org>
38 public interface FcpListener extends EventListener {
41 * Notifies a listener that a “NodeHello” message was received.
43 * @param fcpConnection
44 * The connection that received the message
46 * The “NodeHello” message
48 public void receivedNodeHello(FcpConnection fcpConnection, NodeHello nodeHello);
51 * Notifies a listener that a “CloseConnectionDuplicateClientName” message
54 * @param fcpConnection
55 * The connection that received the message
56 * @param closeConnectionDuplicateClientName
57 * The “CloseConnectionDuplicateClientName” message
59 public void receivedCloseConnectionDuplicateClientName(FcpConnection fcpConnection, CloseConnectionDuplicateClientName closeConnectionDuplicateClientName);
62 * Notifies a listener that a “SSKKeypair” message was received.
64 * @param fcpConnection
65 * The connection that received themessage
67 * The “SSKKeypair” message
69 public void receivedSSKKeypair(FcpConnection fcpConnection, SSKKeypair sskKeypair);
72 * Notifies a listener that a “Peer” message was received.
74 * @param fcpConnection
75 * The connection that received the message
79 public void receivedPeer(FcpConnection fcpConnection, Peer peer);
82 * Notifies a listener that an “EndListPeers” message was received.
84 * @param fcpConnection
85 * The connection that recevied the message
87 * The “EndListPeers” message
89 public void receivedEndListPeers(FcpConnection fcpConnection, EndListPeers endListPeers);
92 * Notifies a listener that a “PeerNote” message was received.
94 * @param fcpConnection
95 * The connection that received the message
97 * The “PeerNote” message
99 public void receviedPeerNote(FcpConnection fcpConnection, PeerNote peerNote);
102 * Notifies a listener that an “EndListPeerNotes” message was received.
104 * @param fcpConnection
105 * The connection that received the message
106 * @param endListPeerNotes
107 * The “EndListPeerNotes” message
109 public void receivedEndListPeerNotes(FcpConnection fcpConnection, EndListPeerNotes endListPeerNotes);
112 * Notifies a listener that a message has been received. This method is only
113 * called if {@link FcpConnection#handleMessage(FcpMessage)} does not
114 * recognize the message. Should that ever happen, please file a bug report!
116 * @param fcpConnection
117 * The connection that received the message
119 * The message that was received
121 public void receivedMessage(FcpConnection fcpConnection, FcpMessage fcpMessage);