Detailed Description
The FileTransferTask class provides an interface to receive notifications about file transfer operations.
FileTransferTask is a Qt Extended server task interface. If a class is to implement this interface, it must subclass FileTransferTask, be made into a task, and declare that it implements this interface using QTOPIA_TASK_PROVIDES. For example, if there is a subclass called MyTransferService, the code would look something similar to this:
In the .h header file:
class MyTransferService : public FileTransferTask
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
MyTransferService();
}
In the .cpp implementation file:
MyTransferService::MyTransferService()
: FileTransferTask()
{
}
QTOPIA_TASK(MyTransferService, MyTransferService)
QTOPIA_TASK_PROVIDES(MyTransferService, FileTransferTask)
Refer to the various FileTransferTask subclasses for the various transfer tasks supported by Qtopia.
Each existing FileTransferTask is automatically incorporated into the FileTransferWindow which monitors each transfer and presents a window to the user indicating the progress.
This class is part of the QtopiaServer and cannot be used by other Qt Extended applications.
See also FileTransferWindow.
Member Function Documentation
void FileTransferTask::abortTransfer ( int id ) [virtual slot]
Aborts the transfer identified by id. Does nothing if the request cannot be identified or if it has already finished.
If the transfer is successfully aborted, transferFinished() is emitted with aborted set to true. Due to timing issues, it is possible that the transfer has already finished. In this case, the transfer is not aborted, and transferFinished() is emitted as normal.
The default implementation does nothing.
void FileTransferTask::incomingTransferStarted ( int id, const QString & name, const QString & mimeType, const QString & description ) [signal]
This signal should be emitted by the subclass when an incoming file transfer has started. id should be a value that uniquely identifies the transfer, and name, mimeType should be set to the name and MIME type of the transferred object. description can be used to provide a user-friendly description of the transferred object, if necessary.
See also nextTransferId().
int FileTransferTask::nextTransferId () [static protected]
Generates and returns a new file transfer ID.
Subclasses should use this to generate a file transfer ID that is unique across all file transfer classes that implement the FileTransferTask interface. The ID can then be used to emit the signals in this class.
void FileTransferTask::outgoingTransferStarted ( int id, const QString & name, const QString & mimeType, const QString & description ) [signal]
This signal should be emitted by the subclass when an outgoing file transfer has started. id should be a value that uniquely identifies the transfer within this task, and name, mimeType should be set to the name and MIME type of the transferred object. description can be used to provide a user-friendly description of the transferred object, if necessary.
See also nextTransferId().
QContentId FileTransferTask::transferContentId ( int id ) const [virtual]
Returns the QContent ID for the transfer identified by id, or QContent::InvalidId if the transfer does not have an associated QContent ID.
This value may change over the course of a file transfer. For example, an incoming transfer may not have an associated QContent ID to begin with, but a file transfer task might assign a QContent ID to the transfer once the transfer is finished and the data has been saved into the Qt Extended document system as an identifiable QContent resource.
The specified transfer should be one that is still in progress or has only just finished (i.e. at the point when transferFinished() is emitted), as a file transfer task is not required to retain information for a transfer after transferFinished() has been emitted.
The default implementation returns QContent::InvalidId.
void FileTransferTask::transferFinished ( int id, bool error, bool aborted ) [signal]
This signal should be emitted by the subclass when a transfer has finished. id is the value that identifies the transfer, error is true if an error occurred during the transfer (that is, the transfer was unsuccessful) and aborted is true if the transfer was canceled.
void FileTransferTask::transferProgress ( int id, qint64 done, qint64 total ) [signal]
This signal should be emitted by the subclass when some data has been sent or received for a file transfer. id is the value that identifies the transfer, done is the number of bytes that have been transferred so far, and total is the total number of bytes to be transferred. total can be set to 0 if the total is unknown.
