Package com.caplin.streamlink

Interface CommandParameters

public interface CommandParameters

Interface that defines parameters for a CommandSubscription.

The interface currently allows you to define a just a single parameter that makes the command persistent.

You can create an instance of this interface by calling createCommandParameters() on a com.caplin.streamlink.StreamLink instance. Then, after setting up the parameters you can apply to a command by passing into the appropriate publish(), create() etc method on the StreamLink object.

  • Method Details

    • getPayload

      Object getPayload()
      Gets the payload
      Returns:
      the payload

    • getPayloadType

      PayloadType getPayloadType()
      Gets the payload type
      Returns:
      the payload type

    • setPayload

      CommandParameters setPayload(Object obj)
      Sets the payload object, this should be of the type specified in the payload type.
      Parameters:
      obj - the payload ojbject

    • setPayloadType

      CommandParameters setPayloadType(PayloadType type)
      Sets the type of the payload
      Parameters:
      type - the payload type

    • setPersistent

      CommandParameters setPersistent()

      Sets the command associated with a CommandSubscription to be persistent. This deals with the situation where the connection to the Liberator server has been lost, and on subsequent reconnection StreamLink must create a brand new user session and log in to Liberator again. When this happens, the "persistent" command is automatically re-sent to the Liberator.

      Returns:
      The updated CommandParameters object (to permit a fluent programming style).

    • setCancellable

      CommandParameters setCancellable()

      Sets the command associated with a CommandSubscription to be cancelled in the event that the connection goes down before it is sent.

      Returns:
      The updated CommandParameters object (to permit a fluent programming style).

    • addHeader

      CommandParameters addHeader(String name, String value)

      For REST operations this adds a HTTP header to be used by the resulting REST request. The order in which the headers are added will be the order in which they are applied to the REST operation.

      Parameters:
      name - the name of the HTTP header
      value - the value of the header
      Returns:
      The updated CommandParameters object (to permit a fluent programming style).