Called by a bearer to convert a message from the bearer's format to that of an outer-layer API. The bearer observer finds a converter to perform this.

Called by a bearer when a command is no longer valid and should be removed from RemCon's queues

Called by a bearer to indicate completion of an outgoing connection request (CRemConBearerPlugin::ConnectRequest).

Called by a bearer when an incoming connection has been established.

Called by a bearer to indicate completion of a disconnection request (CRemConBearerPlugin::Disconnect).

Called by a bearer when a connection has been disconnected from the remote end. The bearer should only call this function if either (a) ConnectIndicate has already been called for the connection aAddr (and KErrNone returned by RemCon), or (b) ConnectConfirm has been called with KErrNone for the connection aAddr (and KErrNone has been returned by RemCon).

Called by a bearer to convert a message from an outer-layer API format to the bearer's format. The bearer observer finds a converter to perform this.

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TransactionId.

RegisterLocalAddressedClientObserver

SetRemoteAddressedClient

SupportedInterfaces

SupportedOperations

UnregisterLocalAddressedClientObserver

Called when an incoming command from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon.

Called when an incoming command from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon.

This overload is provided for the case where the bearer supports command addressing.

Called when an incoming notify command from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon. A Notify command is different to a normal command in that it doesn't follow the standard request / response sequence. Instead a notify is registered to retrieve the current state value in an interim response, then when the state has changed relative the interim response a second response is sent containing the new, changed, state.

Depending on the semantics of the bearer protocol it may be able to map its state observation commands to plain RemCon commands, however for a reliable mechanism without polling this NotifyCommand is provided.

Called when an incoming notify command from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon. A Notify command is different to a normal command in that it doesn't follow the standard request / response sequence. Instead a notify is registered to retrieve the current state value in an interim response, then when the state has changed relative the interim response a second response is sent containing the new, changed, state.

Depending on the semantics of the bearer protocol it may be able to map its state observation commands to plain RemCon commands, however for a reliable mechanism without polling this NotifyCommand is provided.

This overload is provided for the case where the bearer supports command addressing.

Called when an incoming notify response from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon.

Called when an incoming response from a remote is ready to be picked up by RemCon.

Called by a bearer when a new command has come in. RemCon returns a cookie (a transaction id), guaranteed to be unique, which the bearer may use for its own identification purposes.

Called by the bearer to indicate it would like to be informed when the locally addressed client changes.

Called by the bearer to inform RemCon that remote user action means that this bearer will now route addressed commands to the specified client. This is valid until either the bearer calls SetRemoteAddressedPlayer again or RemCon calls SetLocalAddressedPlayer.

Called by the bearer when it want to retrieve which interfaces are supported by a specific client.

Called by the bearer when it wants to retrieve which operations within the interface are supported by this client. Note that this information is not available for all interface and client combinations.

Called by the bearer to indicate it would no longer like to be informed when the locally addressed client changes.