Package com.limegroup.gnutella.lws.server

Overview

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Description

Interface Summary

LWSManager	The interface to which GUI and other units program for the store server.
LWSManager.Listener	Defines the interface to handle commands, but does NOT return a result.
LWSManagerCommandResponseHandler	Defines the interface to handle commands sent to a LWSManager.

Class Summary

LWSManager.AbstractHandler	An abstract implementation of LWSManagerCommandResponseHandler that abstracts away LWSManager.AbstractHandler.name().
LWSManager.AbstractListener	An abstract implementation of LWSManager.Listener that abstracts away LWSManager.AbstractListener.name().
LWSManager.OK	An abstract implementation of LWSManager.AbstractHandler that abstracts away returning a value from LWSManager.OK.handle(Map).
LWSManagerCommandResponseHandlerWithCallback	A LWSManagerCommandResponseHandler requiring a callback specified by the parameter LWSDispatcherSupport.Parameters.CALLBACK.
LWSManagerImpl	Encapsulates a LWSDispatcher and LWSReceivesCommandsFromDispatcher.
LWSUtil

Package com.limegroup.gnutella.lws.server Description

Overview

Classes in this package provide an interface to the rest of the Lime Wire for registering LWSManager.Handlers and LWSManager.Listeners to an instance of LWSManager in order to receive events that are sent from Javascript code coming from the Lime Wire Store. The main access to this one instance is through the method com.limegroup.gnutella.LimeWireCore#getLWSManger()

The overall layout of classes in this package and those in the lwsserver component follows:

The following are the definitions of the various sub-components:

• server - a web server, i.e. The Lime Wire Store web server
• client - The Lime Wire file sharing client
• code - Javascript code running in a browser sent from The Lime Wire Store
• core - this package
• gui - other code in the gui portion of the source tree, this could also be parts of the core part

Components that wish to listen to commands coming from the web site would call LWSManager#registerHandler(LWSManager.Handler) or LWSManager#registerListener(LWSManager.Listener) with an appropriate argument. The different between the two is that there can only be on LWSManager.Handler and zero or more LWSManager#Listeners, because the former has to return a result.

The purpose of these classes is to abstract out the authentication and communication aspect, which is taken care of by the lwsserver component.