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Uses of Class org.openide.loaders.DataObjectExistsException (NetBeans Loaders API) - NetBeans API Javadoc 5.0.0

 

Uses of Class
org.openide.loaders.DataObjectExistsException

Packages that use DataObjectExistsException
org.openide.loaders Datasystems are the logical layer between a filesystem and the regular functions of the IDE. 
 

Uses of DataObjectExistsException in org.openide.loaders
 

Methods in org.openide.loaders that throw DataObjectExistsException
protected abstract  MultiDataObject UniFileLoader.createMultiObject(FileObject primaryFile)
           
protected abstract  MultiDataObject MultiFileLoader.createMultiObject(FileObject primaryFile)
          Creates the right data object for a given primary file.
 

Constructors in org.openide.loaders that throw DataObjectExistsException
XMLDataObject(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)
          Create new XMLDataObject.
MultiDataObject(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)
          Create a MultiFileObject.
InstanceDataObject(FileObject pf, MultiFileLoader loader)
          Create a new instance.
DataShadow(FileObject fo, DataObject original, MultiFileLoader loader)
          Constructs new data shadow for given primary file and referenced original.
DataShadow(FileObject fo, DataObject original, DataLoader loader)
          Deprecated. Since 1.13 do not use this constructor, it is for backward compatibility only
DataObject(FileObject pf, DataLoader loader)
          Create new data object.
DataFolder(FileObject fo)
          Deprecated. This method should not be used in client code. If you are searching for a DataFolder for a FileObject use DataFolder.findFolder(org.openide.filesystems.FileObject) factory method.
DataFolder(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)
          Create a data folder from a folder file object.
DataFolder(FileObject fo, DataLoader loader)
          Deprecated. Since 1.13 do not use this constructor, it is for backward compatibility only.
 


 

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