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Uses of Interface
com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints.IEntryPoint

Packages that use IEntryPoint
com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints API for implementing entry point providers Package Specification Purpose The entrypoints package contains interfaces and abstract classes, which are offering all neccessary methods to act as an entry points provider.  
 

Uses of IEntryPoint in com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints
 

Classes in com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints that implement IEntryPoint
 class EntryPoint
          Item within an entry point hierarchy.
 

Methods in com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints that return IEntryPoint
 IEntryPoint IEntryPointList.get(int index)
          Gets the entry point from the specified position of the list
 IEntryPoint IEntryPointList.remove(int index)
          Removes an entry point from the specified position of the list
 IEntryPoint EntryPointList.get(int index)
          Gets the entry point from the specified position of the list
 IEntryPoint EntryPointList.remove(int index)
          Removes an entry point from the specified position of the list
 

Methods in com.sapportals.wcm.repository.manager.entrypoints with parameters of type IEntryPoint
 void IEntryPointList.add(IEntryPoint entryPoint)
          Adds an entry point to the list
 void IEntryPointList.addFirst(IEntryPoint entryPoint)
          Adds an entry point at the first position of this list
 void EntryPointList.add(IEntryPoint entryPoint)
          Adds an entry point to the list
 void EntryPointList.addFirst(IEntryPoint entryPoint)
          Adds an entry point at the first position of this list
 IEntryPointList IEntryPointsProvider.getEntryPointChildren(ICollection parentCollection, IEntryPoint parentEntryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets entry points as children for a specific folder inside a entry points hierarchy.
 IPropertyMap IEntryPointsProvider.getProperties(IResource resource, IEntryPoint entryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets properties of an entry point represented by a resource
 IProperty IEntryPointsProvider.getProperty(IPropertyName propertyName, IResource resource, IEntryPoint entryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets a property of an entry point represented by a resource
 IEntryPointList AbstractEntryPointsProvider.getEntryPointChildren(ICollection parentCollection, IEntryPoint parentEntryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets entry points as children for a specific folder inside a entry points hierarchy.
 IPropertyMap AbstractEntryPointsProvider.getProperties(IResource resource, IEntryPoint entryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets properties of an entry point represented by a resource
 IProperty AbstractEntryPointsProvider.getProperty(IPropertyName propertyName, IResource resource, IEntryPoint entryPoint, DisplayMode displayMode)
          Gets a property of an entry point represented by a resource
 

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