| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.orchestranetworks.module |
This package allows to handle module registration.
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| com.orchestranetworks.schema |
Represents XML Schema concepts and provides schema extensions capabilities.
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| com.orchestranetworks.userservice.declaration |
A public API for declaring user services.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActivationContext
Allows to define the activation scope and the activation rules of a user service,
namely where and when this service is available and can be executed.
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| UserServiceDeclaration
This interface allows to declare a user service.
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| UserServiceExtensionDeclaration
Allows to extend an existing user service.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActivationContext
Allows to define the activation scope and the activation rules of a user service,
namely where and when this service is available and can be executed.
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| UserServiceDeclaration
This interface allows to declare a user service.
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| UserServiceExtensionDeclaration
Allows to extend an existing user service.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionDisplaySpec
Defines whether and how an action must be displayed in a toolbar or a menu.
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| ActivationContext
Allows to define the activation scope and the activation rules of a user service,
namely where and when this service is available and can be executed.
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| ActivationContextWithDatasetSet
Provides common methods for activation contexts related to datasets.
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| ActivationContextWithSchemaNodeSet
Provides common methods for activation contexts based on a set of schema nodes.
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| UserServiceDeclaration
This interface allows to declare a user service.
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| UserServicePropertiesDefinitionContext
Provides a context to define the common properties of a user service.
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| WebComponentDeclarationContext
Provides a context to explicitly declare the HTTP parameters of a user service
and to make this service available in the user interfaces used to
to define a perspective action or a workflow user task.
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| WebComponentParameter
Specifies a parameter that can be used in the HTTP invocation
of a Web component.
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