com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager
Interface IResourceEventMapper
[contained in: com.sap.netweaver.bc.rf.par - bc.rf.framework_api.jar]
- All Superinterfaces:
- IEventMapper
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- AbstractResourceEventMapper
- public interface IResourceEventMapper
- extends IEventMapper
A resource event mapper maps resource events to other resource events.
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map
public IResourceEvent map(IResourceEvent event)
- Map an
IResourceEvent to another IResourceEvent .
Note : It's a good idea, to pass the original (unmapped) event as
the mapped event's parameter.
- Parameters:
event - the IResourceEvent to map.- Returns:
- the mapped
IResourceEvent corresponding to the given
resource event or null , if the event is to be ignored
(not mapped).
getEvents
public IEventList getEvents(IResourceEventBroker broker,
IResource resource)
- Get a list of available mapped resource events for a given broker.
- Parameters:
broker - the IResourceEventBroker to get the supported
resource events for.resource - the IResource with the template to get the
events for.- Returns:
- the
IResource EventList with all available mapped
resource events.
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