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## Uses of Class
oracle.jbo.DeleteEvent

Packages that use DeleteEvent
oracle.adf.model.binding | Contains the abstract implementation of ADFm binding objects.
oracle.jbo | Contains interfaces for client-side applications.
oracle.jbo.uicli.binding | Contains ADF Swing classes that handle interaction with BC4J objects for various ADF Swing bindings.
oracle.jbo.uicli.controls | Contains classes that implement ADF Swing controls
oracle.jbo.uicli.graph | Contains classes that implement bindings for ADF Swing Graph controls.
oracle.jbo.uicli.jui | Contains JClient classes that implement binding of Swing controls with BC4J ViewObject, Attributes or Rows.

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.adf.model.binding

Methods in oracle.adf.model.binding with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `DCIteratorBinding.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` If range size of this iterator binding is not 1, this method invokes updateRowDeleted method on all instances of DCCtrlValueBinding objects associated with this iterator binding, to notify them of the newly inserted row.
`protected void` | `DCBindingContainer.rowDeleted(DCIteratorBinding iter, DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a DCIteratorBinding receives a rowDeleted Event from BC4J RowSetIterator

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.jbo

Methods in oracle.jbo with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `RowSetListener.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a row has been deleted.

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.jbo.uicli.binding

Methods in oracle.jbo.uicli.binding with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `JUIteratorBinding.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` *** For internal framework use only ***
`protected void` | `JUFormBinding.rowDeleted(DCIteratorBinding iter, DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a JUIteratorBinding receives a rowDeleted Event from BC4J RowSetIterator
`void` | `JUCtrlValueBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` Notification that a row was deleted in the associated iterator.
`void` | `JUCtrlScrollBinding.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)`
`void` | `JUCtrlListBinding.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` *** For internal framework use only ***
`void` | `JUCtrlHierNodeBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` Removes a child node that displays the deleted row from amongst this node's children.

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.jbo.uicli.controls

Methods in oracle.jbo.uicli.controls with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `JUStatusBar.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)`
`void` | `JUNavigationBar.rowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)`

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.jbo.uicli.graph

Methods in oracle.jbo.uicli.graph with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `JUMasterDetailGraphBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)`
`void` | `JUGraphBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)`

Uses of DeleteEvent in oracle.jbo.uicli.jui

Methods in oracle.jbo.uicli.jui with parameters of type DeleteEvent
`void` | `JUTreeNodeBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` Removes a child node that displays the deleted row from amongst this node's children.
`void` | `JUTableBinding.updateRowDeleted(DeleteEvent event)` When a row is deleted in the associated iterator, this method gets invoked by the framework, so that this binding can update the displayed rows in the JTable after stopping the edit function on the current cell (if a cell was being edited).
`void` | `JUPanelRowSetListener.rowDeleted(JUIteratorBinding iter, DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a row has been deleted.
`void` | `JUPanelRowSetAdapter.rowDeleted(JUIteratorBinding iter, DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a row has been deleted.
`protected void` | `JUPanelBinding.rowDeleted(DCIteratorBinding iter, DeleteEvent event)` Invoked when a JUIteratorBinding receives a rowDeleted Event from BC4J RowSetIterator

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