Extension SDK 10.1.2

Uses of Class
oracle.ide.model.DefaultNode

Packages that use DefaultNode
oracle.ide.gallery Contains classes implementing JDeveloper's new object gallery. 
oracle.ide.model Contains interfaces and classes implementing JDeveloper's data model. 
oracle.jdeveloper.cm.dt Contains the base design-time API for integrating database and application server connections within JDeveloper. 
oracle.jdeveloper.library The Libraries package provides the library API used by JDeveloper. 
oracle.jdeveloper.model Contains interfaces and classes implementing the Java specific portions of JDeveloper's data model. 
oracle.jdevimpl.webapp.html   
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.ide.gallery
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.ide.gallery
 class GalleryXMLDataNode
          XMLDataContainer subclass for the Object Gallery.
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.ide.model
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.ide.model
 class DataContainer
           
 class DataNode
           
 class DefaultContainer
          The DefaultContainer class is a default implementation of the Container interface.
 class DeployableTextNode
          Trivial subclass of TextNode that has the ElementAttributes#DEPLYOABLE attribute set.
 class IdeSystem
          This a new class that is under development to replace IdeSystem.
 class MiscellaneousFolder
           
 class Project
          This is the base class for all data classes that represent a user project.
 class PropertiesContainer
          This is a complete implementation of the Container interface that uses a single HashMap to hold all of its data and an ArrayList to hold its children.
 class PropertiesNode
          This is a complete implementation of the Node interface that uses a single HashMap to hold all of its data.
 class TextNode
          The TextNode class extends DefaultNodeand should be used for all objects that can be opened as a text file inside a code editor.
 class Workspace
          This a new class that is under development to replace Workspace.
 class XMLDataContainer
          The XMLDataContainer is the Container wrapper for a Folder-implementing JavaBean that can be persisted to XML using the XML marshalling framework in oracle.ide.marshal.xml.
 class XMLDataNode
          The XMLDataNode class is the Node wrapper for a JavaBean class that can be persisted to XML using the XML marshalling framework Object2Dom.
 

Methods in oracle.ide.model with parameters of type DefaultNode
protected  boolean DefaultNode.equalsImpl(DefaultNode node)
          This is a helper method for Object.equals(Object) that can also be used by subclasses that implement Object.equals(Object).
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.cm.dt
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.cm.dt
 class DatabaseEditorNode
           
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.library
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.library
 class JLibraryList
           
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.model
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdeveloper.model
 class GifImageNode
          Node subclass for .gif image files.
 class ImageNode
          Node subclass for image files.
 class JavaClassNode
          The JavaNode interface represents a Java class element in the JDeveloper browser.
 class JavaSourceNode
          The JavaSourceNode interface represents a Java source file in the JDeveloper browser.
 class JpegImageNode
          Node subclass for .jpg/.jpeg image files.
 class JProject
          JProject is the data class that represents the project in JDeveloper.
 class JspSourceNode
          The JspSourceNode interface represents a Jsp source file in the JDeveloper browser.
 class PngImageNode
          Node subclass for .png image files.
 class SqljSourceNode
          The SqljSourceNode interface represents a SQLJ source file in the JDeveloper browser.
 

Uses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdevimpl.webapp.html
 

Subclasses of DefaultNode in oracle.jdevimpl.webapp.html
 class oracle.jdevimpl.webapp.html.HtmlSourceNode
           
 


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