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-//Auto-generated by kalyptus. DO NOT EDIT.
-package org.kde.koala;
-
-import java.util.ArrayList;
-import org.kde.qt.TQMetaObject;
-import org.kde.qt.QtSupport;
-import org.kde.qt.TQObject;
-
-public interface DCOPClientSignals {
-	/**	
-		 Indicates that the application <code>appId</code> has been registered with
-		 the server we are attached to.
-			 You need to call setNotifications() first, to tell the DCOP server
-		 that you want to get these events.
-			@param appId the id of the new application
-		   		@short    Indicates that the application <code>appId</code> has been registered with  the server we are attached to.
-	*/
-	void applicationRegistered(String appId);
-	/**	
-		 Indicates that the formerly registered application <code>appId</code> has
-		 been removed.
-			 You need to call setNotifications() first, to tell the
-		 DCOP server that you want to get these events.
-			@param appId the id of the removed application
-		   		@short    Indicates that the formerly registered application <code>appId</code> has  been removed.
-	*/
-	void applicationRemoved(String appId);
-	/**	
-		 Indicates that the process of establishing DCOP communications failed
-		 in some manner.
-			  Usually attached to a dialog box or some other visual
-		 aid.
-			@param msg the message tha contains further information
-		   		@short    Indicates that the process of establishing DCOP communications failed  in some manner.
-	*/
-	void attachFailed(String msg);
-	/**	
-		 Indicates that user input shall be blocked or released,
-		 depending on the argument.
-			 The signal is emitted whenever the client has to wait too long
-		 (i.e. more than 1/10 of a second) for an answer to a
-		 synchronous call. In that case, it will enter a local event
-		 loop to keep the GUI updated until finally an answer arrives.
-			 In KDE, the TDEApplication object connects to this signal to be
-		 able to block any user input (i.e. mouse and key events) while
-		 we are waiting for an answer. If we did not do this, the
-		 application might end up in an illegal state, as a keyboard
-		 shortcut or a mouse action might cause another dcop call to be
-		 issued.
-			@param block true to block user input, false otherwise
-		   		@short    Indicates that user input shall be blocked or released,  depending on the argument.
-	*/
-	void blockUserInput(boolean block);
-	/**	
-			 Signal used for callbacks of async calls.
-		 This signal is automatically connected to the call back
-		 slot specified in the async call.
-				@short   
-		@see #callAsync
-	*/
-	void callBack(int arg1, String arg2, byte[] arg3);
-}