com.microsoft.connecteddevices

An operation that has a future result of type T or a possible exception. This class is a slightly simplified version of the android api level 24 CompletableFuture class

Implements the standard Future interface, and also provides basic continuation functionality. Please see CompletableFuture for detailed information on the how to use this class.

The important differences between CompletableFuture and AsyncOperation are as follows: 1. AsyncOperation's default asynchronous executor is Executors.newCachedThreadPool() whereas CompletableFuture uses ForkJoinPool.commonPool(). 2. AsyncOperation lacks obtrudeException and obtrudeValue methods.

Version of AsyncOperation that can provide progress via the Progress event.

Returned by ConnectedDevicesAccount to inform that the token associated with ConnectedDevicesAccount reported token error for the contained scopes. Token provider needs to either refresh their token cache or potentially pop up UI to ask user to sign in in order to fix their account setup.

Request for an access token for the contained ConnectedDevicesAccount which satisfies the contained scopes. This request needs to completed by calling either completeWithAccessToken(@NonNull final String token) or completeWithErrorMessage(@NonNull final String error).

Returned by ConnectedDevicesAccount fired when there is a need to request a token. Contains the ConnectedDevicesAccessTokenRequest.

This class represents a single user account known by an app.

Provides a single entrypoint for all account-related features in the SDK.

Result of ConnectedDevicesAccountManager

Manages diagnostic information from the Connected Devices platform. Not intended for general use.

Object that represents an incoming notification to be processed by the Connected Devices Platform

This class represents the app's registration with a push notification service (necessary for some Connected Devices scenarios). It conveys this information to the Connected Devices Platform.

Manages push notification registration with the ConnectedDevicesPlatform for each account.

Result of ConnectedDevicesNotificationRegistrationManager

Event Args class for the RemoteSystemAppRegistration State Changed event. This is used as part of the ConnectedDevicesPlatform to ensure that the application gets informed about new ConnectedDevices messages via the correct notification mechanism.

A class to represent the Connected Devices Platform and manage the app's connection to it.

Allows application developers to provide initial settings to the ConnectedDevices platform.

The result of giving a notification to the Rome platform for processing.

Result of ConnectedDevicesAccountManager

Exception used to communicate a failure from the Connected Devices Platform SDK. This is an unchecked exception that will be thrown for unexpected platform-related errors.

Unchecked exception that holds the exception that caused the operation to complete exceptionally.

Used like ExecutionException except that it is unchecked so that it can propagate to dependent operations without needing to know the full set of exceptions / requiring all exception observing continuations to declare that they may throw the ExecutionException.

This interface provides a simple eventing model. Events produce items consumed by EventListeners. The flow of event items is controlled by the EventSubscription.

This interface provides a simple event-handling method. It allows listeners to be registered to methods through the use of lambda expressions (available in Java 8). Because lambda expressions and anonymous classes allow implicit capture of variables in the enclosing scope, it is important to remember to either use WeakReferences or always ensure to call EventSubscription.cancel to ensure proper cleanup of resources.

This interface provides a simple event subscription

Represents an action to be invoked after an AsyncOperation is done. Notably, this functional interface is used when two invocation arguments are used like with AsyncOperation.whenComplete.

This is a functional interface equivalent to android's BiConsumer interface

Represents a function to be invoked after an AsyncOperation is done. Notably, this functional interface is used when only two arguments are needed and a result is produced, like with AsyncOperation.handleAsync

This is a functional interface equivalent to android's BiFunction interface

Represents an action to be invoked after an AsyncOperation is done. Notably, this functional interface is used when only a single argument is needed like with AsyncOperation.thenAccept.

This is a functional interface equivalent to android's Consumer interface

Represents a function to be invoked after an AsyncOperation is done. Notably, this functional interface is used when only a singe argument is needed and a result is produced, like with AsyncOperation.thenApply

This is a functional interface equivalent to android's Function interface

Represents a function that supplies a T value (not necessarily new/distinct) when asked.

This is a functional interface equivalent to android's Supplier interface

Contains the values that describe the add account operation status

Contains values that describe the type of Microsoft-provided user account.

Values used to communicate the status of cloud registration.

Contains the values that describe the notifcation registration operation status The error statuses indicate transient conditions where the app developer may want to retry registering.

Contains values that describe the type (service) of a notification.