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* Copyright (c) 2016 WisePersist.org
*
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package org.wisepersist.gwt.uploader.client.events;
/**
* An interface that can be used as a callback handler when uploader completion events are fired by
* the Uploader component. General usage is as follows:
*
* uploader.setUploadCompleteHandler(new UploadCompleteHandler() {
* public boolean onUploadComplete(UploadCompleteEvent event) {
* Window.alert("Uploader complete for file " + event.getFile().getName());
* return true;
* }
* });
*
*
* Note that the 'uploadComplete' event is always fired at the end of an uploader cycle
* (after uploadError or uploadSuccess). At this point the uploader is complete and another
* uploader can be started.
*
* If you want the next uploader to start automatically this is a good place to call this
* .uploadStart().
* Use caution when calling uploadStart inside the uploadComplete event if you also have code
* that cancels all the uploads in a queue.
*
* See the documentation on the {@link UploadCompleteEvent} class for more details on the data
* available when an uploader complete event occurs.
*
* @author [email protected]
*/
public interface UploadCompleteHandler {
/**
* This method is fired whenever a uploader completion event occurs in the Uploader component.
* See the {@link UploadCompleteEvent} class for more details on the data available when this
* event is fired.
*
* @param uploadCompleteEvent The details of the event that occurred.
* @return The response to send back to the event handler function
*/
public boolean onUploadComplete(UploadCompleteEvent uploadCompleteEvent);
}