#include <lbs/lbssuplpush.h>
Link against: lbssuplpush.lib
class MLbsSuplPushObserver |
Public Member Functions | |
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pure virtual void | OnSuplInitComplete(TLbsSuplPushChannel, TLbsSuplPushRequestId, TInt, TInt) |
virtual IMPORT_C TVersion | Version() |
Protected Member Functions | |
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virtual IMPORT_C TAny * | ExtendedInterface(TInt, TAny *, TAny *) |
The MLbsSuplPushObserver class provides a call-back type of interface that must be used together with the CLbsSuplPush class. A class using the CLbsSuplPush interface must derive from MLbsSuplPushObserver and implement appropriate virtual methods in order to receive notifications about request completions.
Deprecated
See also: CLbsSuplPush
IMPORT_C TAny * | ExtendedInterface | ( | TInt | aFunctionNumber, |
TAny * | aPtr1, | |||
TAny * | aPtr2 | |||
) | [protected, virtual] |
Should not be used. Provides for future expansion of the observer interface. Currently not implemented.
Should not be used. Provides for future expansion of the observer interface.
void | OnSuplInitComplete | ( | TLbsSuplPushChannel | aChannel, |
TLbsSuplPushRequestId | aReqId, | |||
TInt | aError, | |||
TInt | aReserved | |||
) | [pure virtual] |
Receive notification that the SUPL Init message has been sent to the LBS sub-system. The call-back is invoked immediately after delivery of the SUPL INIT request and does not provide any information about it's outcome, e.g. conflict control results, host validation results, connection results etc.
See also: CLbsSuplPush::SuplInit
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aChannel | [In] The channel the call-back is related to. |
aReqId | [In] An Id of the request the call-back is related to. |
aError | [In] KErrNone if successful, KErrTimeout if it was not possible to deliver the request before the timeout period, KErrArgument if the structure or content of the SUPL INIT message was incorrect. Any system wide error code otherwise. |
aReserved | [In] Reserved for future use. |
IMPORT_C TVersion | Version | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Provides the version of the observer interface. This can be used by the library to determine the functionality supported by the client application.