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:: com :: sun :: star :: ucb ::

interface XRemoteContentProviderConnectionControl
Description
A simple mechanism to find out if the connection between a remote content provider distributor and acceptor gets lost.

This interface should be supported by the DoneListener parameter of XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor::addRemoteContentProvider.


Methods' Summary
enableConnectionControl Enable connection control, using as a token some object implemented on the remote content provider acceptor's side.  
Methods' Details
enableConnectionControl
void
enableConnectionControl( [in] XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor  Acceptor,
[in] ::com::sun::star::uno::XInterface  Token );

Description
Enable connection control, using as a token some object implemented on the remote content provider acceptor's side.

The implementation of this interface must hold a reference to the supplied token. If the connection gets lost, the reference count of the token will drop, which the remote content provider acceptor can observe.

Parameter Acceptor
The remote content provider acceptor on the other side of the connection.
Parameter Token
Some object implemented on the remote content provider acceptor's side of the connection.
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