Interface FirmwareUpdateHandler
- All Known Subinterfaces:
FirmwareUpdateBackgroundTransferHandler
- All Known Implementing Classes:
MagicFirmwareUpdateThingHandler
@NonNullByDefault
public interface FirmwareUpdateHandler
The
FirmwareUpdateHandler
can be implemented and registered as an OSGi service in order to update the
firmware for the physical device of a Thing
. The FirmwareUpdateService
tracks each firmware
update handler and starts the firmware update process by the operation
FirmwareUpdateService.updateFirmware(ThingUID, String, Locale)
.- Author:
- Thomas Höfer - Initial contribution
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
cancel()
Cancels a previous started firmware update.getThing()
Returns theThing
that is handled by this firmware update handler.boolean
Returns true, if this firmware update handler is in a state in which the firmware update can be executed, otherwise false (e.g. the thing isThingStatus.OFFLINE
or its status detail is alreadyThingStatusDetail.FIRMWARE_UPDATING
.)void
updateFirmware
(Firmware firmware, ProgressCallback progressCallback) Updates the firmware for the physical device of the thing that is handled by this firmware update handler.
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Method Details
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getThing
Thing getThing()Returns theThing
that is handled by this firmware update handler.- Returns:
- the thing that is handled by this firmware update handler (not null)
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updateFirmware
Updates the firmware for the physical device of the thing that is handled by this firmware update handler.- Parameters:
firmware
- the new firmware to be updated (not null)progressCallback
- the progress callback to send progress information of the firmware update process (not null)
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cancel
void cancel()Cancels a previous started firmware update. -
isUpdateExecutable
boolean isUpdateExecutable()Returns true, if this firmware update handler is in a state in which the firmware update can be executed, otherwise false (e.g. the thing isThingStatus.OFFLINE
or its status detail is alreadyThingStatusDetail.FIRMWARE_UPDATING
.)- Returns:
- true, if this firmware update handler is in a state in which the firmware update can be executed, otherwise false
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