PublishCallback
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Callback for events which affect published messages.
Public Constructor Summary
Public Method Summary
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onExpired()
The published message is expired.
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Inherited Method Summary
From class java.lang.Object
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Object
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clone()
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| boolean |
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| void |
finalize()
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final Class<?>
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getClass()
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| int |
hashCode()
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| final void |
notify()
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| final void |
notifyAll()
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String
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toString()
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| final void |
wait(long arg0, int arg1)
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| final void |
wait(long arg0)
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| final void |
wait()
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Public Constructors
public PublishCallback ()
Public Methods
public void onExpired ()
The published message is expired.
Called if any of the following happened:
- The specified TTL for the call elapsed.
- User stopped the Nearby actions for the app.
Using this callback is recommended for cases when you need to update state (e.g. UI
elements) when published messages expire.
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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