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17 // Specification of protocols used by the AndroidListener abstraction.
19 // Note: unless otherwise specified in a comment, all fields in all messages
20 // are required, even though they are listed as optional.
24 package com.google.protos.ipc.invalidation;
26 option optimize_for = LITE_RUNTIME;
29 option java_outer_classname = "NanoAndroidListenerProtocol";
30 option java_package = "com.google.protos.ipc.invalidation";
33 import "client.proto";
34 import "client_protocol.proto";
36 // Used to persist internal state between instantiations of Android listener
38 message AndroidListenerState {
39 // When a registration request has failed, we track state for that object that
40 // allows retries to be delayed using exponential backoff.
41 message RetryRegistrationState {
42 // Identifier of the object for which there has been a failure.
43 optional ObjectIdP object_id = 1;
45 // State of exponential backoff delay generator that is used to delay any
46 // registration retries for the object.
47 optional ExponentialBackoffState exponential_backoff_state = 2;
50 // Set of object ids tracking the application's desired registrations.
51 repeated ObjectIdP registration = 1;
53 // Set of states for registrations retries. When there is a transient
54 // registration failure relative to an object, an entry is added. If
55 // registration is successful or the user gives up on the request, the entry
57 repeated RetryRegistrationState retry_registration_state = 2;
59 // Identifier of client with which this listener is associated. This client ID
60 // is randomly generated by the Android listener whenever a new client is
61 // started and has no relationship to 's application client ID.
62 optional bytes client_id = 3;
64 // Sequence number for alarm manager request codes. Sequence numbers are
65 // assigned serially for each distinct client_id. This value indicates
66 // the request code used for the last request.
67 optional int32 request_code_seq_num = 4;
70 // Represents a command that registers or unregisters a set of objects. The
71 // command may be initiated by the application or by the Android listener when
72 // there is a registration failure.
73 message RegistrationCommand {
74 // Indicates whether this is a register command (when true) or unregister
75 // (when false) request.
76 optional bool is_register = 1;
78 // Identifies the objects to register or unregister.
79 repeated ObjectIdP object_id = 2;
81 // Identifier of client with which this listener is associated.
82 optional bytes client_id = 3;
84 // Indicates whether this is a delayed registration command. When a
85 // registration command intent is handled by the Android listener, this field
86 // is used to determine whether the command has been delayed yet or not. If it
87 // has not already been delayed, the listener may choose to defer the command
89 optional bool is_delayed = 4;
92 // Represents a command that starts an Android invalidation client.
93 message StartCommand {
94 // Type of client to start.
95 optional int32 client_type = 1;
97 // Name of client to start.
98 optional bytes client_name = 2;
100 // Whether suppression is permitted for this client.
101 optional bool allow_suppression = 3;