ConnectionType

AI-generated Key Takeaways

• ConnectionType is an annotation used by Nearby Connection to establish a connection.

• There are three connection types: BALANCED, DISRUPTIVE, and NON_DISRUPTIVE.

• BALANCED changes Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status only if necessary.

• DISRUPTIVE changes Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status to enhance throughput, potentially losing internet connection.

• NON_DISRUPTIVE does not change Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status.

public abstract @interface ConnectionType implements Annotation

The connection type which Nearby Connection used to establish a connection.

Constant Summary

int	BALANCED	Nearby Connections will change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status only if necessary.
int	DISRUPTIVE	Nearby Connections will change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status to enhance throughput.
int	NON_DISRUPTIVE	Nearby Connections should not change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status.

Inherited Method Summary

From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation

abstract Class<? extends Annotation>	annotationType()
abstract boolean	equals(Object arg0)
abstract int	hashCode()
abstract String	toString()

Constants

public static final int BALANCED

Nearby Connections will change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status only if necessary.

Constant Value: 0

public static final int DISRUPTIVE

Nearby Connections will change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status to enhance throughput. This may cause the device to lose its internet connection.

Constant Value: 1

public static final int NON_DISRUPTIVE

Nearby Connections should not change the device's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth status.

Constant Value: 2