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package org.snf4j.tls.engine;

import org.snf4j.tls.alert.Alert;
import org.snf4j.tls.alert.NoApplicationProtocolAlert;

public interface IApplicationProtocolHandler {

	/**
	 * Called by servers to selects application protocol from offered application
	 * protocols.
	 * 
	 * @param offeredProtocols   the offered application protocols or {@code null}
	 *                           if no protocol was offered
	 * @param supportedProtocols the supported application protocols
	 * @return the selected protocol name (an empty name indicates that no protocol
	 *         should be used) or {@code null} if the protocol should be selected by
	 *         the caller
	 * @throws NoApplicationProtocolAlert if offered only protocols that the server
	 *                                    does not support
	 * @throws Alert                      if some other errors occurred
	 */
	String selectApplicationProtocol(String[] offeredProtocols, String[] supportedProtocols) throws NoApplicationProtocolAlert, Alert;
	
	/**
	 * Called by both clients and servers to signal selection of application protocol.
	 * 
	 * @param protocol the selected application protocol or {@code null} if no
	 *                 protocol was used
	 * @throws NoApplicationProtocolAlert if an application protocol was required
	 *                                    but none was used
	 * @throws Alert                      if some other errors occurred
	 */
	void selectedApplicationProtocol(String protocol) throws NoApplicationProtocolAlert, Alert;
	
}