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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.callhistory | |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
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| OperationSet
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.contactlist | |
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| AccountManager
Represents an implementation of AccountManager which loads the accounts in a separate thread. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| OperationSet
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.googlecontacts | |
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| PhoneNumberI18nService
Represents an OSGi service which aids the parsing, formatting and validating of international phone numbers. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui | |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| AccountManager
Represents an implementation of AccountManager which loads the accounts in a separate thread. |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| OperationSet
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| PhoneNumberI18nService
Represents an OSGi service which aids the parsing, formatting and validating of international phone numbers. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main | |
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| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
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| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| OperationSetWebContactInfo
The operation set is a very simplified version of the server stored info operation sets, allowing protocol providers to implement a quick way of showing user information, by simply returning a URL where the information of a specific user is to be found. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.account | |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.authorization | |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| AuthorizationRequest
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationRequests-s |
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| AuthorizationResponse
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationResponse-s |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.call | |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing client-side specific functionalities. |
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| OperationSetVideoTelephony
Represents an OperationSet giving access to video-specific functionality in telephony such as visual Components displaying video and listening to dynamic availability of such Components. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.call.conference | |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.chat | |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.chat.conference | |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| ChatRoomConfigurationForm
The ChatRoomConfigurationForm contains the chat room configuration. |
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| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
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| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
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| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.chat.filetransfer | |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
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| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.chatroomslist | |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.chatroomslist.createforms | |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.contactlist | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| OperationSet
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.contactlist.contactsource | |
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| OperationSet
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.contactlist.notifsource | |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetMessageWaiting.MessageType
Message waiting types. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.login | |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| UserCredentials
The class is used whenever user credentials for a particular realm (site server or service) are necessary |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.menus | |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.presence | |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.main.presence.message | |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.gui.utils | |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.ldap | |
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| PhoneNumberI18nService
Represents an OSGi service which aids the parsing, formatting and validating of international phone numbers. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.msghistory | |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
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| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.neomedia | |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.osdependent.jdic | |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.dict | |
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| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.gibberish | |
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| AbstractCall
Provides implementations for some of the methods in the Call abstract class to facilitate implementations. |
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| AbstractCallPeer
Provides a default implementation for most of the CallPeer methods with the purpose of only leaving custom protocol development to clients using the PhoneUI service. |
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| AbstractConferenceMember
Provides the default implementation of the ConferenceMember interface. |
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| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
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| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| OperationSetTelephonyConferencing
Provides operations necessary to create and handle conferencing calls. |
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| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.icq | |
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| AbstractFileTransfer
An abstract implementation of the FileTransfer interface providing implementation of status and progress events related methods and leaving all protocol specific methods abstract. |
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| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetAvatar
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetAvatar in order to
make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing
on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| AuthorizationRequest
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationRequests-s |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
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| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
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| OperationSetExtendedAuthorizations
Contains methods that would allow service users to re-request authorizations to add a contact to their contact list or, send them an authorization before having been asked. |
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| OperationSetExtendedAuthorizations.SubscriptionStatus
The available subscription of the contact. |
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| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
The Account Info Operation set is a means of accessing and modifying detailed information on the user/account that is currently logged in through this provider. |
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| OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
The User Info Operation set is a means of accessing detailed information of Contacts that have made it available on-line (on a protocol server, p2p net or others). |
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| OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo.DetailsResponseListener
Retrieving details can take some time, this listener will inform when retrieving has ended and will return the details if any. |
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| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
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| OperationSetWebAccountRegistration
The operation set is there to propose an extremely simple and light way of registering new accounts for a given protocol. |
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| OperationSetWebContactInfo
The operation set is a very simplified version of the server stored info operation sets, allowing protocol providers to implement a quick way of showing user information, by simply returning a URL where the information of a specific user is to be found. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.CityDetail
A City name associated with a (home) address. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.CountryDetail
A detail representing a country of residence for the corresponding subject. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.GenderDetail
A bi-state detail indicating a gender. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail
A generic detail used as the root of all other server stored details. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.InterestDetail
Represents a personal interest or hobby. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.LocaleDetail
A generic detail that should be used (extended) when representing details that have anything to do with locales (countries, languages, etc). |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.NameDetail
A generic detail representing any kind of name. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.PhoneNumberDetail
A generic detail used for representing a (personal) phone number. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.PostalCodeDetail
A postal or ZIP code associated with a (home) address. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.ProvinceDetail
The name of a state/province/region associated with a (home) address. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.StringDetail
A generic detail that should be used (extended) when representing details with a String content. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.irc | |
|---|---|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetMultiUserChat
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetMultiUserChat
in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions
while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
|
| ChatRoomConfigurationForm
The ChatRoomConfigurationForm contains the chat room configuration. |
|
| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
|
| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
|
| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.jabber | |
|---|---|
| AbstractCall
Provides implementations for some of the methods in the Call abstract class to facilitate implementations. |
|
| AbstractCallPeer
Provides a default implementation for most of the CallPeer methods with the purpose of only leaving custom protocol development to clients using the PhoneUI service. |
|
| AbstractConferenceMember
Provides the default implementation of the ConferenceMember interface. |
|
| AbstractFileTransfer
An abstract implementation of the FileTransfer interface providing implementation of status and progress events related methods and leaving all protocol specific methods abstract. |
|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetAvatar
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetAvatar in order to
make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing
on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetContactCapabilities
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetContactCapabilities which attempts to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific functionality. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents a default/base implementation of OperationSetDesktopSharingClient which attempts to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific functionality. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetMultiUserChat
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetMultiUserChat
in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions
while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| ActiveCallsRepository
Keeps a list of all calls currently active and maintained by this protocol provider. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| AuthorizationRequest
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationRequests-s |
|
| Call
A representation of a Call. |
|
| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
|
| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
|
| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
|
| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
|
| ChatRoomConfigurationForm
The ChatRoomConfigurationForm contains the chat room configuration. |
|
| ChatRoomConfigurationFormField
The ChatRoomConfigurationFormField is contained in the ChatRoomConfigurationForm and represents a configuration property of a chat room. |
|
| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
|
| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
|
| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
|
| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
|
| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
|
| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
|
| JingleNodeDescriptor
A JingleNodesDescriptor stores information necessary to create a JingleNodes tracker or relay candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetAdvancedTelephony
Extends OperationSetBasicTelephony with advanced telephony
operations such as call transfer. |
|
| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
|
| OperationSetBasicAutoAnswer
An Operation Set defining option to unconditional auto answer incoming calls. |
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
|
| OperationSetContactCapabilities
Represents an OperationSet to query the OperationSets supported for a specific Contact. |
|
| OperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing client-side specific functionalities. |
|
| OperationSetDesktopSharingServer
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing server-side specific functionalities. |
|
| OperationSetDesktopStreaming
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop streaming specific functionality. |
|
| OperationSetDTMF
An OperationSet that allows other modules to send DMF tones through this protocol provider. |
|
| OperationSetExtendedAuthorizations
Contains methods that would allow service users to re-request authorizations to add a contact to their contact list or, send them an authorization before having been asked. |
|
| OperationSetExtendedAuthorizations.SubscriptionStatus
The available subscription of the contact. |
|
| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
|
| OperationSetGenericNotifications
Provides notification for custom/generic events and possibility to generate such events. |
|
| OperationSetGeolocation
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support exchange of geolocation details (like Jabber for example). |
|
| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| OperationSetSecureTelephony
An Operation Set defining the encryption operations for telephony. |
|
| OperationSetSecureZrtpTelephony
Marker interface to indicate that a protocol supports ZRTP encryption. |
|
| OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
The Account Info Operation set is a means of accessing and modifying detailed information on the user/account that is currently logged in through this provider. |
|
| OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
The User Info Operation set is a means of accessing detailed information of Contacts that have made it available on-line (on a protocol server, p2p net or others). |
|
| OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo.DetailsResponseListener
Retrieving details can take some time, this listener will inform when retrieving has ended and will return the details if any. |
|
| OperationSetTelephonyConferencing
Provides operations necessary to create and handle conferencing calls. |
|
| OperationSetThumbnailedFileFactory
The OperationSetThumbnailedFileFactory is meant to be used by bundles interested in making files with thumbnails. |
|
| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
|
| OperationSetVideoTelephony
Represents an OperationSet giving access to video-specific functionality in telephony such as visual Components displaying video and listening to dynamic availability of such Components. |
|
| OperationSetWhiteboarding
Provides basic functionality for white-board. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.FaxDetail
A Fax number. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail
A generic detail used as the root of all other server stored details. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.NameDetail
A generic detail representing any kind of name. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.PhoneNumberDetail
A generic detail used for representing a (personal) phone number. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.StringDetail
A generic detail that should be used (extended) when representing details with a String content. |
|
| StunServerDescriptor
A StunServerDescriptor stores information necessary to create a STUN or TURN candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
|
| TransferAuthority
Interacts with user for received transfer request for unknown calls. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| UserCredentials
The class is used whenever user credentials for a particular realm (site server or service) are necessary |
|
| WhiteboardInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a whiteboard participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the whiteboard. |
|
| WhiteboardParticipant
The WhiteboardParticipant is an interface that represents participants in a whiteboard. |
|
| WhiteboardParticipantState
The WhiteboardParticipantState class reflects the current state of a whiteboard participant. |
|
| WhiteboardSession
A represenation of a WhiteboardSession. |
|
| WhiteboardSessionState
The WhiteboardSessionState class reflects the current state of a whiteboard session. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.jabber.extensions.caps | |
|---|---|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.jabber.extensions.geolocation | |
|---|---|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.jabber.extensions.whiteboard | |
|---|---|
| WhiteboardPoint
A point representing a location in (x,y) coordinate space,
specified in integer precision. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.mock | |
|---|---|
| AbstractCall
Provides implementations for some of the methods in the Call abstract class to facilitate implementations. |
|
| AbstractCallPeer
Provides a default implementation for most of the CallPeer methods with the purpose of only leaving custom protocol development to clients using the PhoneUI service. |
|
| AbstractFileTransfer
An abstract implementation of the FileTransfer interface providing implementation of status and progress events related methods and leaving all protocol specific methods abstract. |
|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetMultiUserChat
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetMultiUserChat
in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions
while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Call
A representation of a Call. |
|
| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
|
| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
|
| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
|
| ChatRoomConfigurationForm
The ChatRoomConfigurationForm contains the chat room configuration. |
|
| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
|
| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
|
| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
|
| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
|
| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.msn | |
|---|---|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetAvatar
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetAvatar in order to
make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing
on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
|
| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
|
| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
|
| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
The Account Info Operation set is a means of accessing and modifying detailed information on the user/account that is currently logged in through this provider. |
|
| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail
A generic detail used as the root of all other server stored details. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.rss | |
|---|---|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.sip | |
|---|---|
| AbstractCall
Provides implementations for some of the methods in the Call abstract class to facilitate implementations. |
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| AbstractCallPeer
Provides a default implementation for most of the CallPeer methods with the purpose of only leaving custom protocol development to clients using the PhoneUI service. |
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| AbstractConferenceMember
Provides the default implementation of the ConferenceMember interface. |
|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetAvatar
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetAvatar in order to
make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing
on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents a default/base implementation of OperationSetDesktopSharingClient which attempts to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific functionality. |
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| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractOperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
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| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| ActiveCallsRepository
Keeps a list of all calls currently active and maintained by this protocol provider. |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationSet
|
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| OperationSetAdvancedAutoAnswer
An Advanced Operation Set defining options to auto answer/forward incoming calls. |
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| OperationSetAdvancedTelephony
Extends OperationSetBasicTelephony with advanced telephony
operations such as call transfer. |
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| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
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| OperationSetBasicAutoAnswer
An Operation Set defining option to unconditional auto answer incoming calls. |
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| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
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| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
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| OperationSetContactTypeInfo
Operation set used for type of contacts, retrieving changing and creating contacts with types. |
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| OperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing client-side specific functionalities. |
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| OperationSetDesktopSharingServer
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing server-side specific functionalities. |
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| OperationSetDesktopStreaming
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop streaming specific functionality. |
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| OperationSetDTMF
An OperationSet that allows other modules to send DMF tones through this protocol provider. |
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| OperationSetIncomingDTMF
An OperationSet that allows us to receive DTMF tones through this protocol provider. |
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| OperationSetMessageWaiting
Provides notifications for message waiting notifications. |
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| OperationSetMessageWaiting.MessageType
Message waiting types. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| OperationSetSecureSDesTelephony
Marker interface to indicate that a protocol supports SDES encryption. |
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| OperationSetSecureTelephony
An Operation Set defining the encryption operations for telephony. |
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| OperationSetSecureZrtpTelephony
Marker interface to indicate that a protocol supports ZRTP encryption. |
|
| OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
The Account Info Operation set is a means of accessing and modifying detailed information on the user/account that is currently logged in through this provider. |
|
| OperationSetTelephonyConferencing
Provides operations necessary to create and handle conferencing calls. |
|
| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
|
| OperationSetVideoTelephony
Represents an OperationSet giving access to video-specific functionality in telephony such as visual Components displaying video and listening to dynamic availability of such Components. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail
A generic detail used as the root of all other server stored details. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.ImageDetail
A detail containing any contact related images. |
|
| TransferAuthority
Interacts with user for received transfer request for unknown calls. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.sip.dtmf | |
|---|---|
| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.sip.sdp | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.sip.security | |
|---|---|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| UserCredentials
The class is used whenever user credentials for a particular realm (site server or service) are necessary |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.ssh | |
|---|---|
| AbstractFileTransfer
An abstract implementation of the FileTransfer interface providing implementation of status and progress events related methods and leaving all protocol specific methods abstract. |
|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.yahoo | |
|---|---|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
|
| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
|
| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
|
| OperationSetInstantMessageFiltering
An operation set that allows plugins to register filters which could intercept instant messages and determine whether or not they should be dispatched to regular listeners. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.impl.protocol.zeroconf | |
|---|---|
| AbstractMessage
Represents a default implementation of Message in order to make it
easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging in order to make it easier for
implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on
implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetPersistentPresence
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetPersistentPresence in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractOperationSetTypingNotifications
Represents a default implementation of OperationSetTypingNotifications in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on implementation-specific details. |
|
| AbstractProtocolProviderService
Implements standard functionality of ProtocolProviderService in order to make it easier for implementers to provide complete solutions while focusing on protocol-specific details. |
|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
|
| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationSet
|
|
| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
|
| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
|
| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.accountinfo | |
|---|---|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.addrbook | |
|---|---|
| PhoneNumberI18nService
Represents an OSGi service which aids the parsing, formatting and validating of international phone numbers. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.aimaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.contactinfo | |
|---|---|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.dictaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.facebookaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.generalconfig | |
|---|---|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.generalconfig.autoaway | |
|---|---|
| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.gibberishaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.googletalkaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.icqaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.iptelaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.ircaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.jabberaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| JingleNodeDescriptor
A JingleNodesDescriptor stores information necessary to create a JingleNodes tracker or relay candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| StunServerDescriptor
A StunServerDescriptor stores information necessary to create a STUN or TURN candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.msnaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.notificationwiring | |
|---|---|
| Call
A representation of a Call. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.otr | |
|---|---|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| TransformLayer
An instance of the TransformLayer, when registered with OperationSetInstantMessageTransform would be passed all message events. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.rssaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.securityconfig | |
|---|---|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.sipaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.spellcheck | |
|---|---|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.sshaccregwizz | |
|---|---|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
|
| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.whiteboard | |
|---|---|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
|
| OperationSetWhiteboarding
Provides basic functionality for white-board. |
|
| WhiteboardInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a whiteboard participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the whiteboard. |
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| WhiteboardSession
A represenation of a WhiteboardSession. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.whiteboard.gui | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| OperationSetWhiteboarding
Provides basic functionality for white-board. |
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| WhiteboardInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a whiteboard participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the whiteboard. |
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| WhiteboardSession
A represenation of a WhiteboardSession. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.whiteboard.gui.whiteboardshapes | |
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| WhiteboardPoint
A point representing a location in (x,y) coordinate space,
specified in integer precision. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.yahooaccregwizz | |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.plugin.zeroconfaccregwizz | |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.callhistory | |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.contacteventhandler | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.contactlist | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| OperationSet
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.contactlist.event | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.contactsource | |
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| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
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| OperationSet
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.filehistory | |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.geolocation.event | |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.gui | |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.msghistory | |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.neomedia | |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol | |
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| AbstractOperationSetBasicInstantMessaging.MessageEventType
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| AccountID
The AccountID is an account identifier that, uniquely represents a specific user account over a specific protocol. |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
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| AuthorizationHandler
Instances of this interface are used by the protocol provider in order to make the user act upon requests coming from contacts that would like to add us to their contact list or simply track oour presence status, or whenever a subscription request has failed for a particular contact because we need to first generate an authorization request demanding permission to subscibe. |
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| AuthorizationRequest
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationRequests-s |
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| AuthorizationResponse
This class is used to represent both incoming and outgoing AuthorizationResponse-s |
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| AuthorizationResponse.AuthorizationResponseCode
Authorization response codes represent unambiguous indication of the way a user or a remote party have acted upon an authorization request. |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| CallState
The CallState class reflects the current state of a call. |
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| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
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| ChatRoomConfigurationForm
The ChatRoomConfigurationForm contains the chat room configuration. |
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| ChatRoomConfigurationFormField
The ChatRoomConfigurationFormField is contained in the ChatRoomConfigurationForm and represents a configuration property of a chat room. |
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| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
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| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
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| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
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| ConferenceMemberState
Represents the state of the device and signaling session of ConferenceMember in the conference it is participating in. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
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| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| JingleNodeDescriptor
A JingleNodesDescriptor stores information necessary to create a JingleNodes tracker or relay candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationNotSupportedException
The OperationNotSupportedException is used by telephony providers as an indication that a requested operation is not supported or implemented. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
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| OperationSetBasicInstantMessaging
Provides basic functionality for sending and receiving InstantMessages. |
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| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
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| OperationSetContactCapabilities
Represents an OperationSet to query the OperationSets supported for a specific Contact. |
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| OperationSetDesktopSharingClient
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop sharing client-side specific functionalities. |
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| OperationSetDesktopStreaming
Represents an OperationSet giving access to desktop streaming specific functionality. |
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| OperationSetExtendedAuthorizations.SubscriptionStatus
The available subscription of the contact. |
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| OperationSetInstantMessageTransform
The Instant Message Transform operation set allows, when \ supported to insert message transform layers that could change incoming messages before they are delivered to the user and outgoing ones before they reach the protocol stack and get sent. |
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| OperationSetMessageWaiting.MessageType
Message waiting types. |
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| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetPresence
OperationSetPresence offers methods that allow managing the presence status of the provider, and subscribing to that of our buddies (i.e. |
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| OperationSetSecureTelephony
An Operation Set defining the encryption operations for telephony. |
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| OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
The Account Info Operation set is a means of accessing and modifying detailed information on the user/account that is currently logged in through this provider. |
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| OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo.DetailsResponseListener
Retrieving details can take some time, this listener will inform when retrieving has ended and will return the details if any. |
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| OperationSetTypingNotifications
The operation set allows user bundles (e.g. |
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| OperationSetVideoTelephony
Represents an OperationSet giving access to video-specific functionality in telephony such as visual Components displaying video and listening to dynamic availability of such Components. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolIcon
The ProtocolIcon interface is meant to be implemented by protocol implementations in order to export their icon. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| ProxyInfo.ProxyType
Enum which stores possible proxy types |
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| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
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| SecurityAuthority
Implemented by the user interface, this interface allows a protocol provider to asynchronously demand passwords necessary for authentication against various realms. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.AddressDetail
A detail representing an address (street and street/house number). |
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| ServerStoredDetails.BinaryDetail
A generic detail used for representing binary content such as photos logos, avatars .... |
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| ServerStoredDetails.CalendarDetail
A generic detail meant to represent any date (calendar) associated details. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.CityDetail
A City name associated with a (home) address. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.CountryDetail
A detail representing a country of residence for the corresponding subject. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.GenderDetail
A bi-state detail indicating a gender. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail
A generic detail used as the root of all other server stored details. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.LocaleDetail
A generic detail that should be used (extended) when representing details that have anything to do with locales (countries, languages, etc). |
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| ServerStoredDetails.MobilePhoneDetail
A detail used for representing a (personal) mobile phone number. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.NameDetail
A generic detail representing any kind of name. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.PhoneNumberDetail
A generic detail used for representing a (personal) phone number. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.PostalCodeDetail
A postal or ZIP code associated with a (home) address. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.ProvinceDetail
The name of a state/province/region associated with a (home) address. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.StringDetail
A generic detail that should be used (extended) when representing details with a String content. |
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| ServerStoredDetails.URLDetail
A generic detail representing any url |
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| ServerStoredDetails.WebPageDetail
A personal web page. |
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| StunServerDescriptor
A StunServerDescriptor stores information necessary to create a STUN or TURN candidate harvester that we could use with ICE4J. |
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| TransferAuthority
Interacts with user for received transfer request for unknown calls. |
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| TransformLayer
An instance of the TransformLayer, when registered with OperationSetInstantMessageTransform would be passed all message events. |
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| TransportProtocol
Enumerates the "transport" (OSI transport/application) protocols used to carry the control channel for protocol services like xmmp, sip, etc. |
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| UserCredentials
The class is used whenever user credentials for a particular realm (site server or service) are necessary |
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| WhiteboardInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a whiteboard participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the whiteboard. |
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| WhiteboardParticipant
The WhiteboardParticipant is an interface that represents participants in a whiteboard. |
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| WhiteboardParticipantState
The WhiteboardParticipantState class reflects the current state of a whiteboard participant. |
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| WhiteboardPoint
A point representing a location in (x,y) coordinate space,
specified in integer precision. |
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| WhiteboardSession
A represenation of a WhiteboardSession. |
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| WhiteboardSessionState
The WhiteboardSessionState class reflects the current state of a whiteboard session. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.event | |
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| AccountManager
Represents an implementation of AccountManager which loads the accounts in a separate thread. |
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| AdHocChatRoom
Represents an ad-hoc rendez-vous point where multiple chat users could communicate together. |
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| AdHocChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from an ad-hoc chat room participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the ad-hoc chat room. |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
|
| ChatRoom
Represents a chat channel/room/rendez-vous point/ where multiple chat users could rally and communicate in a many-to-many fashion. |
|
| ChatRoomInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a chat room member to another user in order to invite this user to join the chat room. |
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| ChatRoomMember
This interface represents chat room participants. |
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| ChatRoomMemberRole
Indicates roles that a chat room member detains in its containing chat room. |
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| ConferenceMember
Represents a member and its details in a telephony conference managed by a CallPeer in its role as a conference focus. |
|
| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| ContactGroup
A ContactGroup is a collection of Contacts/Buddies/Subscriptions, stored by a communications service (e.g. |
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| DTMFTone
Class for representing all the different DTMF tones. |
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| FileTransfer
The FileTransfer interface is meant to be used by parties interested in the file transfer process. |
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| IncomingFileTransferRequest
Used for incoming file transfer request. |
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| Message
Used to access the content of instant messages that are sent or received via the instant messaging operation set. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetAdHocMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based ad-hoc conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetAvatar
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support user avatar. |
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| OperationSetFileTransfer
The File Transfer Operation Set provides an interface towards those functions of a given protocol, that allow transferring files among users. |
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| OperationSetGeolocation
This interface is an extension of the operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support exchange of geolocation details (like Jabber for example). |
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| OperationSetMessageWaiting.MessageType
Message waiting types. |
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| OperationSetMultiUserChat
Allows creating, configuring, joining and administering of individual text-based conference rooms. |
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| OperationSetPersistentPresence
This interface is an extension of the presence operation set, meant to be implemented by protocols that support server stored contact lists (like icq for example). |
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| OperationSetWhiteboarding
Provides basic functionality for white-board. |
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| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| ProtocolProviderFactory
The ProtocolProviderFactory is what actually creates instances of a ProtocolProviderService implementation. |
|
| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| RegistrationState
The class represents a set of states that a protocol provider may take while registering, logging in, or signing on to a public service server, such as a SIP registrar, the ICQ/AIM login and registration servers or a Jabber server. |
|
| WhiteboardInvitation
This interface represents an invitation, which is send from a whiteboard participant to another user in order to invite this user to join the whiteboard. |
|
| WhiteboardParticipant
The WhiteboardParticipant is an interface that represents participants in a whiteboard. |
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| WhiteboardSession
A represenation of a WhiteboardSession. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.icqconstants | |
|---|---|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.jabberconstants | |
|---|---|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.media | |
|---|---|
| AbstractCall
Provides implementations for some of the methods in the Call abstract class to facilitate implementations. |
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| AbstractCallPeer
Provides a default implementation for most of the CallPeer methods with the purpose of only leaving custom protocol development to clients using the PhoneUI service. |
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| Call
A representation of a Call. |
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| CallGroup
This class represents group of several calls. |
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| CallPeer
The CallPeer is an interface that represents peers in a call. |
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| CallPeerState
The CallPeerState class reflects the current state of a call peer. |
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| CallState
The CallState class reflects the current state of a call. |
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| Contact
This class represents the notion of a Contact or Buddy, that is widely used in instant messaging today. |
|
| OperationFailedException
OperationFailedException indicates an exception that occurred in the API. |
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| OperationSet
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| OperationSetBasicTelephony
An Operation Set defining all basic telephony operations such as conducting simple calls and etc. |
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| OperationSetTelephonyConferencing
Provides operations necessary to create and handle conferencing calls. |
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| OperationSetVideoTelephony
Represents an OperationSet giving access to video-specific functionality in telephony such as visual Components displaying video and listening to dynamic availability of such Components. |
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| ProtocolProviderService
The ProtocolProvider interface should be implemented by bundles that wrap Instant Messaging and telephony protocol stacks. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.msnconstants | |
|---|---|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.whiteboardobjects | |
|---|---|
| WhiteboardPoint
A point representing a location in (x,y) coordinate space,
specified in integer precision. |
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| Classes in net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol used by net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.yahooconstants | |
|---|---|
| PresenceStatus
The class is used to represent the state of the connection of a given ProtocolProvider or Contact. |
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