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/*
* Jitsi, the OpenSource Java VoIP and Instant Messaging client.
*
* Distributable under LGPL license.
* See terms of license at gnu.org.
*/
package net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol;
import java.util.*;
import net.java.sip.communicator.service.protocol.ServerStoredDetails.*;
/**
* 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). Examples of such details are your picture, postal or e-mail
* addresses, work, hobbies, interests, and many many others.
* <p>
* Various types of details have been defined in the ServerStoredDetails class
* and can be used with the get methods of this interface. Implementors may also
* define their own details by extending or instantiating the
* ServerStoredDetails.GenericDetail class.
* <p>
* Note that this is a read only Operation Set, as it only provides access to
* information stored by Contacts themselves, and not notes that you have been
* adding for them..
* <p>
* The OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo only concerns Contact-s other than us.
* For accessing and modifying the information of the user that we are logged in
* with, we need to use the OperationSetServerStoredAccountInfo
*
* @author Emil Ivov
*/
public interface OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
extends OperationSet
{
/**
* Returns an iterator over all details that are instances or descendants of
* the specified class. If for example an existing contact has a workaddress
* and an address detail, a call to this method with AddressDetail.class
* would return both of them.
* <p>
* @param detailClass one of the detail classes defined in the
* ServerStoredDetails class, indicating the kind of details we're
* interested in.
* @param contact the contact whose details we're interested in.
* <p>
* @return a java.util.Iterator over all details that are instances or
* descendants of the specified class.
*/
public Iterator<GenericDetail> getDetailsAndDescendants(
Contact contact,
Class<? extends GenericDetail> detailClass);
/**
* Returns an iterator over all details that are instances of exactly the
* same class as the one specified. Not that, contrary to the
* getDetailsAndDescendants() method this one would only return details
* that are instances of the specified class and not only its descendants.
* If for example an existing contact has both a workaddress
* and an address detail, a call to this method with AddressDetail.class
* would return only the AddressDetail instance and not the
* WorkAddressDetail instance.
* <p>
* @param detailClass one of the detail classes defined in the
* ServerStoredDetails class, indicating the kind of details we're
* interested in.
* @param contact the contact whose details we're interested in.
* <p>
* @return a java.util.Iterator over all details of specified class.
*/
public Iterator<GenericDetail> getDetails(
Contact contact,
Class<? extends GenericDetail> detailClass);
/**
* Returns all details existing for the specified contact.
* @param contact the specified contact
* @return a java.util.Iterator over all details existing for the specified
* contact.
*/
public Iterator<GenericDetail> getAllDetailsForContact(Contact contact);
}
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