javax.telephony
Interface TerminalListener
- All Superinterfaces:
- java.util.EventListener
- All Known Subinterfaces:
- AgentTerminalListener, CallControlTerminalListener, PhoneTerminalListener, PrivateDataTerminalListener
- public interface TerminalListener
- extends java.util.EventListener
The TerminalListener
interface reports all changes which happen
to the Terminal object.
Introduction
These changes are reported as events to the
TerminalListener()
. Applications
must instantiate an object which implements this interface and then use
the Terminal.addListener()
) method to register the object to
receive all future events associated with the Terminal object.
Terminal Listener Ending
At various times, the underlying implementation may not be able to observe
the Terminal. In these instances, the TerminalListener is sent an
terminalListenerEnded event. This indicates that the application will not
receive further events associated with the Terminal object. This listener
is no longer reported via the Terminal.getListeners()
method.
- See Also:
TerminalEvent
Method Summary |
void |
terminalListenerEnded(TerminalEvent event)
The terminalListenerEnded event indicates that the application
will no longer receive Terminal events on the instance of the
TerminalListener . |
terminalListenerEnded
public void terminalListenerEnded(TerminalEvent event)
- The
terminalListenerEnded
event indicates that the application
will no longer receive Terminal events on the instance of the
TerminalListener
.
This constant indicates a specific event passed via a TerminalEvent
event, and is reported on the TerminalListener
interface.
- See Also:
TerminalEvent
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