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package com.codename1.payment;
/**
* Callback interface that the main class may implement to be notified of pending purchases.
* Pending purchases are purchases that have been completed, and a payment callback from
* the native platform has been received, but the state of the purchase is "pending". This
* occurs if the user has opted to pay with cash, for example on Android. When the payment
* is completed, the app will call the {@link PurchaseCallback#itemPurchased(String)} callback.
*
* Currently only supported on Android.
*
* @author Steve Hannah
* @since 8.0
*/
public interface PendingPurchaseCallback extends PurchaseCallback {
public void itemPurchasePending(String sku);
}