Uses of Class
fr.gedeon.telnetservice.SessionState

Packages that use SessionState

fr.gedeon.telnetservice

This package homes the core components of the telnetservice.

Uses of SessionState in fr.gedeon.telnetservice

Methods in fr.gedeon.telnetservice that return SessionState

SessionState

Session.getSessionState()

Methods in fr.gedeon.telnetservice with parameters of type SessionState

void	TelnetService.connectionEstablished(SessionState sessionState)
void	SessionListener.connectionEstablished(SessionState sessionState) Notification that the session has just been established
void	TelnetService.connectionLost(SessionState sessionState)
void	SessionListener.connectionLost(SessionState sessionState) Notification that the session has just been lost
boolean	PromptDecoratorDefaultImpl.decoratePrompt(SessionState sessionState, Prompt prompt)
boolean	PromptDecorator.decoratePrompt(SessionState sessionState, Prompt prompt) The prompt construction is done incrementally by calling the registered decorators in a sequence determined by their priority (given by the serving extension) relative to the other decorators' priorities. The provided prompt is initialized and may already contain content from higher priority decorators.
String	OutputFormatDefaultImpl.format(SessionState sessionState, Object subject)
String	OutputFormat.format(SessionState sessionState, Object subject) Format the given subject for output based on rules that are implementation specific.
String	OutputFormatDefaultImpl.format(SessionState sessionState, Object subject, String indent)
String	OutputFormat.format(SessionState sessionState, Object subject, String indent) Format the given subject for output based on rules that are implementation specific.
StringBuffer	OutputFormatDefaultImpl.format(SessionState sessionState, StringBuffer buffer, Object subject)
StringBuffer	OutputFormat.format(SessionState sessionState, StringBuffer buffer, Object subject) Format the given subject for output based on rules that are implementation specific. This version of the signature allows the caller to provide a buffer for this output format implementation to append to.
StringBuffer	OutputFormatVelocityImpl.format(SessionState sessionState, StringBuffer buffer, Object subject, String indent) Uses the velocity template associated with the given subject to append this subject's representation to the buffer. The template is given the following context: outputFormat holds this instance, subject the subject to be represented, and indent the suggested indent to affect each lined
StringBuffer	OutputFormatDefaultImpl.format(SessionState sessionState, StringBuffer buffer, Object subject, String indent)
StringBuffer	OutputFormat.format(SessionState sessionState, StringBuffer buffer, Object subject, String indent) Format the given subject for output based on rules that are implementation specific. This version of the signature allows the caller to provide a buffer for this output format implementation to append to.
void	PromptDecoratorDefaultImpl.initialize(SessionState sessionState)
void	PromptDecorator.initialize(SessionState sessionState) Is called at session creation to allow for the decorator to initialize state. Note: It is recommended that decorators be stateless, and all state be stored in the session state.
void	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.initialize(SessionState sessionState)
void	ActionListener.initialize(SessionState sessionState) Is called at session creation to allow for the listener to initialize state. Note: It is recommended that action listeners be stateless, and all state be stored in the session state.
void	Session.notifyConnectionEstablished(SessionState sessionState)
void	Session.notifyConnectionLost(SessionState sessionState)
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyControlChar(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset, char c)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyControlChar(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset, char c) Called to notify that a Ctrl-c was sent from the user end.
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyDown(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyDown(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that a down arrow was sent from the user end.
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyLeft(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyLeft(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that a left arrow was sent from the user end.
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyNewLine(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyNewLine(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that a new line was sent from the user end.
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyRight(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyRight(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that a right arrow was sent from the user end.
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyTab(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyTab(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that the tab was sent from the user end. Note: this method is planned to change as the action listeners will be requested to register which characters are to be sent as triggers (as opposed to the current situation where tab and <CR>
boolean	ActionListenerAbstractImpl.notifyUp(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset)
boolean	ActionListener.notifyUp(SessionState sessionState, String currentBuffer, int relOffset) Called to notify that an up arrow was sent from the user end.
void	Session.output(SessionState sessionState, Object subject) Shortcut method for calling the session's OutputFormat to format the subject then calling the ConsoleDelegate to write the outcome to the console.