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Interface Summary | |
ChannelListener | Implement this interface to listen to channel events incuding messages, joins, parts, bans and kicks. |
ChannelSearchListener | Inteface for listening to progress of a channel search. |
ChatOptionListener | Currently not used: ChatOption provides standard beans property change support and thats good enough for now. |
IChatObject | Interface for a chat data object, created for use by PropDlg and PropPanel. |
ServerListener | Implement this interface to listen for server connection and disconnection, channel joins and parts and status messages. |
Class Summary | |
Channel | An IRC channel class that includes methods for joining, parting, kicking, banning, adding/removing channel listeners and property change support. |
ChannelAdapter | Provides a default do-nothing implementation of ChannelListener. |
ChannelEvent | Event fired by a channel. |
ChannelSearch | Channel searcher. |
Server | Manages a connection to an IRC server and handles incoming messages by creating channel objects, routing messages to channel objects and routing events to server listeners. |
ServerAdapter | Provides a default do-nothing implementation of ServerListener. |
ServerEvent | Event fired by a Server. |
User | Represents the current user or a user who has been queried via WHOIS. |
The org.relayirc.chatengine provides higher level IRC classes such as Server, Channel and User. Depends on the org.relayirc.core and org.relayirc.util packages as well as a Java 1.1 compatible subset of the Java class libraries. With this package, you can work at a higher level of abstraction. The chat engine package provides classes that represent IRC servers, channels and users. You can choose to listen to server-level messages or to listen to an individual channel. The major players in the chat engine package are shown and discussed below.
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