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public static interface

# NodeApi.NodeListener

com.google.android.gms.wearable.NodeApi.NodeListener

Known Indirect Subclasses WearableListenerService
WearableListenerService | Receives events from other nodes, such as data changes, messages or connectivity events.

This interface is deprecated.
New code should use the `CapabilityApi` which enables an app to advertise a capability on a node and listen for its existence on other nodes.

## Class Overview

Used with `addListener(GoogleApiClient, NodeApi.NodeListener)` to receive node events.

##### See Also

- `WearableListenerService`

## Summary

Public Methods
abstract void | onPeerConnected(Node peer) This method is deprecated. New code should use the `CapabilityApi` which enables an app to advertise a capability on a node and listen for its existence on other nodes.
abstract void | onPeerDisconnected(Node peer) This method is deprecated. New code should use the `CapabilityApi` which enables an app to advertise a capability on a node and listen for its existence on other nodes.

## Public Methods

#### public abstract void onPeerConnected (Node peer)

This method is deprecated.
New code should use the `CapabilityApi` which enables an app to advertise a capability on a node and listen for its existence on other nodes.

Notification that a peer is now reachable by this node. It may be directly connected to this node or it may be reachable only via a directly connected node.

Changes to a node's hop count or nearby status alone will not trigger an `onPeerConnected` event as long as the node was already connected.

Since multiple nodes can be connected to a network at the same time, peer connected and disconnected events can come in any order.

#### public abstract void onPeerDisconnected (Node peer)

This method is deprecated.
New code should use the `CapabilityApi` which enables an app to advertise a capability on a node and listen for its existence on other nodes.

Notification that a peer has been disconnected from this node or is no longer reachable by this node.

Since multiple nodes can be connected to a network at the same time, peer connected and disconnected events can come in any order.