Different methods to discover peers.
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Signals that a direct routing path has been discovered to
PathEvent.getAddress()
and that this peer is registered at us as a children.
Signals that a direct routing path has been discovered to
PathEvent.getAddress()
and that we are registered as a children as this peer.
Classes implementing this interface signals that a direct routing path availability and/or the
relation (children/super peer) to a peer has changed.
Signals that
PathEvent.getAddress()
is no longer registered at us as a
children because the direct routing path to that peer is no longer available.
Signals that we are no longer registered at as a children at
PathEvent.getAddress()
as the direct routing path to that peer is no longer
available.