IRequestStartVideoHandler Class Reference

Process after the user receives the requirement from the host to turn on the video. More...

#include <meeting_video_interface.h>

Public Member Functions
virtual	~IRequestStartVideoHandler ()
virtual unsigned int	GetReqFromUserId ()=0
	Gets the user ID who asks to turn on the video.
virtual SDKError	Ignore ()=0
	Ignores the requirement, returns nothing and finally self-destroys.
virtual SDKError	Accept ()=0
	Accepts the requirement, turns on the video and finally self-destroys.
virtual SDKError	Cancel ()=0
	Ignores the request to enable the video in the meeting and finally the instance self-destroys.

Detailed Description

Process after the user receives the requirement from the host to turn on the video.

Definition at line 131 of file meeting_video_interface.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~IRequestStartVideoHandler()

virtual IRequestStartVideoHandler::~IRequestStartVideoHandler ( )

inlinevirtual

Definition at line 134 of file meeting_video_interface.h.

{};

Member Function Documentation

Accept()

virtual SDKError IRequestStartVideoHandler::Accept ( )

pure virtual

Accepts the requirement, turns on the video and finally self-destroys.

Returns

If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.

Cancel()

virtual SDKError IRequestStartVideoHandler::Cancel ( )

pure virtual

Ignores the request to enable the video in the meeting and finally the instance self-destroys.

Returns

If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.

GetReqFromUserId()

virtual unsigned int IRequestStartVideoHandler::GetReqFromUserId ( )

pure virtual

Gets the user ID who asks to turn on the video.

Returns

If the function succeeds, it returns the user ID. Otherwise, this function returns ZERO(0).

Ignore()

virtual SDKError IRequestStartVideoHandler::Ignore ( )

pure virtual

Ignores the requirement, returns nothing and finally self-destroys.

Returns

If the function succeeds, the return value is SDKERR_SUCCESS. Otherwise, this function returns an error.