Java Code Examples for no.nordicsemi.android.ble.callback.FailCallback#REASON_BLUETOOTH_DISABLED

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Example 1
Source File: SimpleRequest.java    From Android-BLE-Library with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Synchronously waits until the request is done.
 * <p>
 * Callbacks set using {@link #before(BeforeCallback)}, {@link #done(SuccessCallback)} and
 * {@link #fail(FailCallback)} will be ignored.
 * <p>
 * This method may not be called from the main (UI) thread.
 *
 * @throws RequestFailedException      thrown when the BLE request finished with status other
 *                                     than {@link BluetoothGatt#GATT_SUCCESS}.
 * @throws IllegalStateException       thrown when you try to call this method from the main
 *                                     (UI) thread.
 * @throws DeviceDisconnectedException thrown when the device disconnected before the request
 *                                     was completed.
 * @throws BluetoothDisabledException  thrown when the Bluetooth adapter has been disabled.
 * @throws InvalidRequestException     thrown when the request was called before the device was
 *                                     connected at least once (unknown device).
 */
public final void await() throws RequestFailedException, DeviceDisconnectedException,
		BluetoothDisabledException, InvalidRequestException {
	assertNotMainThread();

	final BeforeCallback bc = beforeCallback;
	final SuccessCallback sc = successCallback;
	final FailCallback fc = failCallback;
	try {
		syncLock.close();
		final RequestCallback callback = new RequestCallback();
		beforeCallback = null;
		done(callback).fail(callback).invalid(callback).enqueue();

		syncLock.block();
		if (!callback.isSuccess()) {
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED) {
				throw new DeviceDisconnectedException();
			}
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_BLUETOOTH_DISABLED) {
				throw new BluetoothDisabledException();
			}
			if (callback.status == RequestCallback.REASON_REQUEST_INVALID) {
				throw new InvalidRequestException(this);
			}
			throw new RequestFailedException(this, callback.status);
		}
	} finally {
		beforeCallback = bc;
		successCallback = sc;
		failCallback = fc;
	}
}
Example 2
Source File: TimeoutableRequest.java    From Android-BLE-Library with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Synchronously waits until the request is done.
 * <p>
 * Use {@link #timeout(long)} to set the maximum time the manager should wait until the request
 * is ready. When the timeout occurs, the {@link InterruptedException} will be thrown.
 * <p>
 * Callbacks set using {@link #done(SuccessCallback)} and {@link #fail(FailCallback)}
 * will be ignored.
 * <p>
 * This method may not be called from the main (UI) thread.
 *
 * @throws RequestFailedException      thrown when the BLE request finished with status other
 *                                     than {@link BluetoothGatt#GATT_SUCCESS}.
 * @throws InterruptedException        thrown if the timeout occurred before the request has
 *                                     finished.
 * @throws IllegalStateException       thrown when you try to call this method from the main
 *                                     (UI) thread.
 * @throws DeviceDisconnectedException thrown when the device disconnected before the request
 *                                     was completed.
 * @throws BluetoothDisabledException  thrown when the Bluetooth adapter has been disabled.
 * @throws InvalidRequestException     thrown when the request was called before the device was
 *                                     connected at least once (unknown device).
 * @see #enqueue()
 */
public final void await() throws RequestFailedException, DeviceDisconnectedException,
		BluetoothDisabledException, InvalidRequestException, InterruptedException {
	assertNotMainThread();

	final SuccessCallback sc = successCallback;
	final FailCallback fc = failCallback;
	try {
		syncLock.close();
		final RequestCallback callback = new RequestCallback();
		done(callback).fail(callback).invalid(callback).enqueue();

		if (!syncLock.block(timeout)) {
			throw new InterruptedException();
		}
		if (!callback.isSuccess()) {
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED) {
				throw new DeviceDisconnectedException();
			}
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_BLUETOOTH_DISABLED) {
				throw new BluetoothDisabledException();
			}
			if (callback.status == RequestCallback.REASON_REQUEST_INVALID) {
				throw new InvalidRequestException(this);
			}
			throw new RequestFailedException(this, callback.status);
		}
	} finally {
		successCallback = sc;
		failCallback = fc;
	}
}
Example 3
Source File: RequestQueue.java    From Android-BLE-Library with BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Synchronously waits until all enqueued requests are done. The queue will fail if any of
 * the enqueued requests fails. All following requests will be ignored.
 * <p>
 * Callbacks set using {@link #before(BeforeCallback)}, {@link #done(SuccessCallback)} and
 * {@link #fail(FailCallback)} will be ignored.
 * <p>
 * This method may not be called from the main (UI) thread.
 *
 * @throws RequestFailedException      thrown when the BLE request finished with status other
 *                                     than {@link BluetoothGatt#GATT_SUCCESS}.
 * @throws IllegalStateException       thrown when you try to call this method from the main
 *                                     (UI) thread.
 * @throws DeviceDisconnectedException thrown when the device disconnected before the request
 *                                     was completed.
 * @throws BluetoothDisabledException  thrown when the Bluetooth adapter has been disabled.
 * @throws InvalidRequestException     thrown when the request was called before the device was
 *                                     connected at least once (unknown device).
 * @throws InterruptedException        thrown when one of the request has failed with a timeout.
 */
public final void await() throws RequestFailedException, DeviceDisconnectedException,
		BluetoothDisabledException, InvalidRequestException, InterruptedException {
	assertNotMainThread();

	final BeforeCallback bc = beforeCallback;
	final SuccessCallback sc = successCallback;
	final FailCallback fc = failCallback;
	try {
		syncLock.close();
		final RequestCallback callback = new RequestCallback();
		beforeCallback = null;
		done(callback).fail(callback).invalid(callback).enqueue();

		syncLock.block();
		if (!callback.isSuccess()) {
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_DEVICE_DISCONNECTED) {
				throw new DeviceDisconnectedException();
			}
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_BLUETOOTH_DISABLED) {
				throw new BluetoothDisabledException();
			}
			if (callback.status == FailCallback.REASON_TIMEOUT) {
				throw new InterruptedException();
			}
			if (callback.status == RequestCallback.REASON_REQUEST_INVALID) {
				throw new InvalidRequestException(this);
			}
			throw new RequestFailedException(this, callback.status);
		}
	} finally {
		beforeCallback = bc;
		successCallback = sc;
		failCallback = fc;
	}
}