OracleAS Syndication Services API Reference
10g (9.0.4)

Part No. B10399-01

Package oracle.syndicate.client

Provides the starting point class for using the OracleAS Syndication Services client API, SyndicateConnectionFactory.

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Interface Summary
SyndicateClientStateHandler Used by the SyndicateConnection to store and retrieve client state information.
SyndicateConnection Provides methods for Oracle Syndication Services client applications to interact with the server.
SyndicateSubscriber Subscriber interface wraps all subscriber metadata persisted at the client side.
SyndicateSubscription The subscription class wraps all metadata that are maintained on the client side regarding the subscription.

 

Class Summary
SyndicateConnectionFactory Entry point for all Oracle Syndication Services client APIs defines APIs fro creating SyndicateConnection instances which defines the necessary methods to access the server.

 

Exception Summary
NegotiationException Raised by SydicationConnection.subscribe if a negotiation is requried to complete the subscription offer.
NotImplementedException Thrown by SyndicateConnection APIs when the invoked API is not implemented either client side or server side.
PackageUpToDateException Thrown by the SyndicateConnection.getPackage APIs when no new content is available for the requesting subscription.
SyndicateClientException Thrown by syndication client code when client-specific exceptions occur.

 

Package oracle.syndicate.client Description

Provides the starting point class for using the OracleAS Syndication Services client API, SyndicateConnectionFactory. Also included in this package are the SydicateConnection interface which defines all the methods used by the client ot interact with the server. Finally, the packages includes the SyndicateClientStateHandler interface - used to persist client state - and client-side Syndication Services exceptions.


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