Package com.jgcomptech.tools.authc

Class SessionManager.EventListeners

  • Enclosing class:
    SessionManager
    public final class SessionManager.EventListeners
extends java.lang.Object
    Contains methods for all session related event handlers.
    Since:
    1.5.0

    • Constructor Detail

      • EventListeners

        public EventListeners()

    • Method Detail

      • setOnSessionOpened

        public void setOnSessionOpened​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when the session is opened. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the sessionOpened event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnSessionClosed

        public void setOnSessionClosed​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when the session is closed. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the sessionClosed event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnSessionState

        public void setOnSessionState​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> opened,
                              EventHandler<SessionEvent> closed)
        Sets the event handlers that will fire when the session state changes. The currently assigned event handlers are removed if the parameters are null. The opened event handler is assigned to the sessionOpened event in the EventManager. The closed event handler is assigned to the sessionClosed event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        opened - the opened event handler
        closed - the closed event handler

      • setOnMultiSessionOpened

        public void setOnMultiSessionOpened​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when the session is opened. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the multiSessionOpened event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnMultiSessionClosed

        public void setOnMultiSessionClosed​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when the session is closed. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the multiSessionClosed event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnLoginSuccess

        public void setOnLoginSuccess​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when a user login succeeds. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the sessionLoginSuccess event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnLoginFailure

        public void setOnLoginFailure​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when a user login fails. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the sessionLoginFailure event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnLoginState

        public void setOnLoginState​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> success,
                            EventHandler<SessionEvent> failure)
        Sets the event handlers that will fire when a user login state changes. The currently assigned event handlers are removed if the parameters are null. The success event handler is assigned to the sessionLoginSuccess event in the EventManager. The failure event handler is assigned to the sessionLoginFailure event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        success - the success event handler
        failure - the failure event handler

      • setOnAdminOverrideStarted

        public void setOnAdminOverrideStarted​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when an admin override starts. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the adminOverrideStarted event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnAdminOverrideSuccess

        public void setOnAdminOverrideSuccess​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when an admin override succeeds. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the adminOverrideSuccess event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnAdminOverrideFailure

        public void setOnAdminOverrideFailure​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when an admin override succeeds. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the adminOverrideFailure event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnUserVerifyStarted

        public void setOnUserVerifyStarted​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when a user verify starts. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the userVerifyStarted event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnUserVerifySuccess

        public void setOnUserVerifySuccess​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when a user verify succeeds. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the userVerifySucceeded event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler

      • setOnUserVerifyFailure

        public void setOnUserVerifyFailure​(EventHandler<SessionEvent> e)
        Sets the event handler that will fire when a user verify fails. The currently assigned event handler is removed if the parameter is null. The specified event handler is assigned to the userVerifyFailure event in the EventManager.
        Parameters:
        e - the event handler