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org.openide.modules.Dependency.IDE_IMPL request dependencies on direct modules
org.openide.modules.Dependency.IDE_NAME request dependencies on direct modules
org.openide.modules.Dependency.IDE_SPEC request dependencies on direct modules

Deprecated Methods

org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall.installed()
Better to check specific aspects of the module's installation. For example, a globally installed module might be used in several user directories. Only the module itself can know whether its special installation tasks apply to some part of the global installation, or whether they apply to the module's usage in the current user directory. For this reason, implementing this method cannot be guaranteed to have useful effects.

org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall.updated(int, String)
Better to check specific aspects of the module's installation. For example, a globally installed module might be used in several user directories. Only the module itself can know whether its special installation tasks apply to some part of the global installation, or whether they apply to the module's usage in the current user directory. For this reason, implementing this method cannot be guaranteed to have useful effects.

Deprecated Methods
org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall.installed() Better to check specific aspects of the module's installation. For example, a globally installed module might be used in several user directories. Only the module itself can know whether its special installation tasks apply to some part of the global installation, or whether they apply to the module's usage in the current user directory. For this reason, implementing this method cannot be guaranteed to have useful effects.
org.openide.modules.ModuleInstall.updated(int, String) Better to check specific aspects of the module's installation. For example, a globally installed module might be used in several user directories. Only the module itself can know whether its special installation tasks apply to some part of the global installation, or whether they apply to the module's usage in the current user directory. For this reason, implementing this method cannot be guaranteed to have useful effects.