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package com.funambol.push;
import java.util.Vector;
/**
* This class represents a request for synchronization that clients can ask to
* the SyncScheduler.
* Usually a client can generate a SyncRequest and pass it to the SyncScheduler
* that will then enqueu it and trigger a sync when it is more appropriate.
* A request contains two different information:
*
* 1) an opaque information which is passed to the listener once the request
* expires. This is completely transparent to the APIs and just passed back
* to the client.
* 2) a time at which the sync shall be started. This is expressed as an
* interval from now.
*
* The class is abstract an clients must extend it with the implementation of
* the method "merge".
*/
public abstract class SyncRequest {
protected Vector contents;
protected long interval;
public SyncRequest(Object syncObject, long interval){
contents = new Vector();
if(syncObject != null) {
contents.addElement(syncObject);
}
this.interval = interval;
}
/**
* @return the time interval (in millisec) at which the sync shall be
* started (the interval is relative to "now", the current time
*/
public long getInterval(){
return interval;
}
/**
* @return the object represent the thinks to sync
*
*/
public Object[] getRequestContent() {
Object[] contArray = new Object[contents.size()];
contents.copyInto(contArray);
return contArray;
}
public void addRequestContent(Object requestContent) {
contents.addElement(requestContent);
}
/**
* This method checks if "this" request can be merged with another one.
* It is used by the SyncScheduler to verify the possibility to delete the
* old request and merge the old and the new one into a new request. Such a
* new request will be rescheduled at the interval of the new request
* For example if the queue contains a request to sync contacts, and
* another request for contacts comes in, then the fisrt request is deleted.
*
* @param syncReq is the request already in queue
* @return a merged request if the two requests can be merged, null
* otherwise
*/
public abstract SyncRequest merge(SyncRequest syncReq);
}