Package org.eclipse.aether.util.listener

Class ChainedTransferListener

java.lang.Object

org.eclipse.aether.transfer.AbstractTransferListener

org.eclipse.aether.util.listener.ChainedTransferListener

All Implemented Interfaces:

TransferListener

public class ChainedTransferListener
extends AbstractTransferListener

A transfer listener that delegates to zero or more other listeners (multicast). The list of target listeners is thread-safe, i.e. target listeners can be added or removed by any thread at any time.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ChainedTransferListener(Collection<? extends TransferListener> listeners)	Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners.
ChainedTransferListener(TransferListener... listeners)	Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	add(Collection<? extends TransferListener> listeners)	Adds the specified listeners to the end of the multicast chain.
void	add(TransferListener listener)	Adds the specified listener to the end of the multicast chain.
protected void	handleError(TransferEvent event, TransferListener listener, RuntimeException error)	Invoked when any listener throws, by default is no op, extend if required.
static TransferListener	newInstance(TransferListener listener1, TransferListener listener2)	Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners.
void	remove(TransferListener listener)	Removes the specified listener from the multicast chain.
void	transferCorrupted(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener that a checksum validation failed.
void	transferFailed(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener about the unsuccessful termination of a transfer.
void	transferInitiated(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener about the initiation of a transfer.
void	transferProgressed(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener about some progress in the data transfer.
void	transferStarted(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener about the start of a data transfer.
void	transferSucceeded(TransferEvent event)	Notifies the listener about the successful completion of a transfer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

ChainedTransferListener

public ChainedTransferListener(TransferListener... listeners)

Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners.

Parameters:

listeners - the listeners to delegate to, may be null or empty

ChainedTransferListener

public ChainedTransferListener(Collection<? extends TransferListener> listeners)

Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners.

Parameters:

listeners - the listeners to delegate to, may be null or empty

Method Details

newInstance

public static TransferListener newInstance(TransferListener listener1,
 TransferListener listener2)

Creates a new multicast listener that delegates to the specified listeners. In contrast to the constructor, this factory method will avoid creating an actual chained listener if one of the specified readers is actually null.

Parameters:

listener1 - the first listener, may be null

listener2 - the second listener, may be null

Returns:

the chained listener or null if no listener was supplied

add

public void add(Collection<? extends TransferListener> listeners)

Adds the specified listeners to the end of the multicast chain.

Parameters:

listeners - the listeners to add, may be null or empty

add

public void add(TransferListener listener)

Adds the specified listener to the end of the multicast chain.

Parameters:

listener - the listener to add, may be null

remove

public void remove(TransferListener listener)

Removes the specified listener from the multicast chain. Trying to remove a non-existing listener has no effect.

Parameters:

listener - the listener to remove, may be null

handleError

protected void handleError(TransferEvent event,
 TransferListener listener,
 RuntimeException error)

Invoked when any listener throws, by default is no op, extend if required.

transferInitiated

public void transferInitiated(TransferEvent event)
                       throws TransferCancelledException

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener about the initiation of a transfer. This event gets fired before any actual network access to the remote repository and usually indicates some thread is now about to perform the transfer. For a given transfer request, this event is the first one being fired and it must be emitted exactly once.

Specified by:

transferInitiated in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferInitiated in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.

Throws:

TransferCancelledException - If the transfer should be aborted.

transferStarted

public void transferStarted(TransferEvent event)
                     throws TransferCancelledException

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener about the start of a data transfer. This event indicates a successful connection to the remote repository. In case of a download, the requested remote resource exists and its size is given by TransferResource.getContentLength() if possible. This event may be fired multiple times for given transfer request if said transfer needs to be repeated (e.g. in response to an authentication challenge).

Specified by:

transferStarted in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferStarted in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.

Throws:

TransferCancelledException - If the transfer should be aborted.

transferProgressed

public void transferProgressed(TransferEvent event)
                        throws TransferCancelledException

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener about some progress in the data transfer. This event may even be fired if actually zero bytes have been transferred since the last event, for instance to enable cancellation.

Specified by:

transferProgressed in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferProgressed in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.

Throws:

TransferCancelledException - If the transfer should be aborted.

transferCorrupted

public void transferCorrupted(TransferEvent event)
                       throws TransferCancelledException

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener that a checksum validation failed. TransferEvent.getException() will be of type ChecksumFailureException and can be used to query further details about the expected/actual checksums.

Specified by:

transferCorrupted in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferCorrupted in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.

Throws:

TransferCancelledException - If the transfer should be aborted.

transferSucceeded

public void transferSucceeded(TransferEvent event)

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener about the successful completion of a transfer. This event must be fired exactly once for a given transfer request unless said request failed.

Specified by:

transferSucceeded in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferSucceeded in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.

transferFailed

public void transferFailed(TransferEvent event)

Description copied from interface: TransferListener

Notifies the listener about the unsuccessful termination of a transfer. TransferEvent.getException() will provide further information about the failure.

Specified by:

transferFailed in interface TransferListener

Overrides:

transferFailed in class AbstractTransferListener

Parameters:

event - The event details, must not be null.