Package rocks.xmpp.extensions.jingle.model

Class Jingle.Content

java.lang.Object

rocks.xmpp.extensions.jingle.model.Jingle.Content

Enclosing class:

Jingle

public static final class Jingle.Content
extends Object

The implementation of the <content/> element.

See Also:

7.3 Content Element

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static class	Jingle.Content.Creator	The creator.
static class	Jingle.Content.Senders	The senders.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Content(String name, Jingle.Content.Creator creator, ApplicationFormat applicationFormat, TransportMethod transportMethod)	Creates a content element.
Content(String name, Jingle.Content.Creator creator, ApplicationFormat applicationFormat, TransportMethod transportMethod, String disposition, Jingle.Content.Senders senders)	Creates a content element.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ApplicationFormat	getApplicationFormat()	Gets the application type.
Jingle.Content.Creator	getCreator()	Gets the creator of the content.
String	getDisposition()	Gets the content disposition.
String	getName()	Gets the name of the content.
Jingle.Content.Senders	getSenders()	Gets the senders.
TransportMethod	getTransportMethod()	Gets the transport method.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

Content

public Content(String name,
               Jingle.Content.Creator creator,
               ApplicationFormat applicationFormat,
               TransportMethod transportMethod)

Creates a content element.

Parameters:

name - The name.

creator - The creator.

applicationFormat - The application type.

transportMethod - The transport method.

Content

public Content(String name,
               Jingle.Content.Creator creator,
               ApplicationFormat applicationFormat,
               TransportMethod transportMethod,
               String disposition,
               Jingle.Content.Senders senders)

Creates a content element.

Parameters:

name - The name.

creator - The creator.

applicationFormat - The application type.

transportMethod - The transport method.

disposition - The content disposition.

senders - The senders.

Method Detail

getCreator

public Jingle.Content.Creator getCreator()

Gets the creator of the content.

Which party originally generated the content type (used to prevent race conditions regarding modifications); the defined values are "initiator" and "responder" (where the default is "initiator"). The value of the 'creator' attribute for a given content type MUST always match the party that originally generated the content type, even for Jingle actions that are sent by the other party in relation to that content type (e.g., subsequent content-modify or transport-info messages). The combination of the 'creator' attribute and the 'name' attribute is unique among both parties to a Jingle session.

Returns:

The creator.

getDisposition

public String getDisposition()

Gets the content disposition.

How the content definition is to be interpreted by the recipient. The meaning of this attribute matches the "Content-Disposition" header as defined in RFC 2183 and applied to SIP by RFC 3261. The value of this attribute SHOULD be one of the values registered in the IANA Mail Content Disposition Values and Parameters Registry. The default value of this attribute is "session".

Returns:

The disposition.

getName

public String getName()

Gets the name of the content.

A unique name or identifier for the content type according to the creator, which MAY have meaning to a human user in order to differentiate this content type from other content types (e.g., two content types containing video media could differentiate between "room-pan" and "slides"). If there are two content types with the same value for the 'name' attribute, they shall understood as alternative definitions for the same purpose (e.g., a legacy method and a standards-based method for establishing a voice call), typically to smooth the transition from an older technology to Jingle.

Returns:

The name.

getSenders

public Jingle.Content.Senders getSenders()

Gets the senders.

Which parties in the session will be generating content (i.e., the direction in which a Jingle session is active); the allowable values are "both", "initiator", "none", and "responder" (where the default is "both"). Note that the defined values of the 'senders' attribute in Jingle correspond to the SDP attributes of "sendrecv", "sendonly", "inactive", and "recvonly" defined in RFC 4566 and used in the offer-answer model RFC 3264.

Returns:

The senders.

getApplicationFormat

public ApplicationFormat getApplicationFormat()

Gets the application type.

Returns:

The application type.

getTransportMethod

public TransportMethod getTransportMethod()

Gets the transport method.

Returns:

The transport method.