oracle.ide.model
Interface Dirtyable

All Known Subinterfaces:

Container, DerivedLibrary, Document, JavaNode, Layout, Library, LibraryList, Node, SubDirtyable, TextDocument, WorkEnvironment, WorkEnvironment.Setting, WorkEnvironment.Settings

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractDerivedLibrary, AbstractLibrary, BaseLayout, ConnectionNode, Connections, DataContainer, DataElement, DataFolder, DefaultContainer, DefaultDirtyable, DefaultDocument, DefaultLibraryList, DefaultNode, DefaultSubDirtyable, JavaClassNode, JavaSourceNode, JLibraryList, JPaths, Preferences, PropertiesContainer, RootGalleryFolder, TextNode, Trigger, Workspaces, XMLDataContainer

public interface Dirtyable

Objects that implement the Dirtyable interface indicate that they are able to track their own dirty state.

Method Summary

boolean	isDirty() True if the data in the object has been modified.
void	markDirty(boolean dirty) Marks the data with the specified dirty state.

Method Detail

isDirty

public boolean isDirty()

True if the data in the object has been modified.

Returns:

true if the data in the object has been modified.

markDirty

public void markDirty(boolean dirty)

Marks the data with the specified dirty state. This method is called markDirty(...) instead of setDirty(...) so that the JavaBeans Introspector will not mistakenly identify "dirty" as a JavaBean property.

Parameters:

dirty - If true, sets the object as being dirty; if false, sets the object as being up-to-date.