man POE::Component::Jabber::Error () - Error constants for use in PCJ

NAME

POE::Component::Jabber::Error - Error constants for use in PCJ

SYNOPSIS

 use POE::Component::Jabber::Error; # All constants imported


 sub error_handler()
 {
        my $error = $_[ARG0];


        if($error == +PCJ_SOCKFAIL)
        {
                my ($call, $code, $err) = @_[ARG1..ARG3];
                print "Socket error: $call, $code, $err\n";


        } elsif ($error == +PCJ_SOCKDISC) {


                print "We got disconneted\n";


        } elsif ($error == +PCJ_AUTHFAIL) {


                print "Failed to authenticate\n";


        } elsif ($error == +PCJ_BINDFAIL) {


                print "Failed to bind a resource\n"; # XMPP/J2 Only


        } elsif ($error == +PCJ_SESSFAIL) {


                print "Failed to establish a session\n"; # XMPP Only
        }
 }

DESCRIPTION

POE::Component::Jabber::Error provides error constants for use in error handlers to determine the type of error one of the Client classes encountered.

Simply `use`ing the class imports all of the constants

ERRORS

PCJ_SOCKFAIL
There has been some sort of socket error. ARG1..ARG3 are what Client::TCP gave to the Client class. See POE::Component::Client::TCP for further details on what is returned.
PCJ_SOCKDISC
The socket has been disconnected according to Client::TCP. See POE::Component::Client::TCP for further details.
PCJ_AUTHFAIL
Authentication has failed.
PCJ_BINDFAIL
Resource/Domain binding has failed. XMPP/J2 Only
PCJ_SESSFAIL
Session establishment has failed. XMPP Only

NOTES

These errors aren't written in stone. They are written in vim. They are subject to change.

AUTHORS AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2004 Nicholas Perez. Released and distributed under the GPL.