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Oracle Fusion Middleware Java API Reference for Oracle WebCenter Portal
11g Release 1 (11.1.1.7.0)
E15995-06


oracle.webcenter.tagging.model
Interface Tag


public interface Tag

A tag is a first class object in our service. It independently represents a unit of classification that can be applied to all WebCenter resources. A tag is often used in conjunction with other tags when describing a WebCenter resource. It will do so in the context of that resource being bookmarked.

Since:
11.1.1.0.0

Method Summary
 int getBookmarkCount()
          Return the tag's bookmark count (scalar value).
 java.util.Date getLastUseDate()
          Returns the tag's last use date
 java.lang.String getName()
          Returns the tag's name
 int getResourceCount()
          Return the tag's resource count (scalar value).
 int getUsageCount()
          Returns the tag's usage count.
 void setResourceCount(int resourceCount)
           

 

Method Detail

getName

java.lang.String getName()
Returns the tag's name
Returns:
the tag's name

getUsageCount

int getUsageCount()
Returns the tag's usage count. Tag's usage count is the number of times the tag has been used in the system
Returns:
the tag's usage count.

getLastUseDate

java.util.Date getLastUseDate()
Returns the tag's last use date
Returns:
the tag's last use date

getResourceCount

int getResourceCount()
Return the tag's resource count (scalar value). The scalar value could mean different things depending on the method which are called to return this Tag.
Returns:
the tag's resource count (scalar value)

getBookmarkCount

int getBookmarkCount()
Return the tag's bookmark count (scalar value). The scalar value could mean different things depending on the method which are called to return this Tag.
Returns:
the tag's bookmark count (scalar value)

setResourceCount

void setResourceCount(int resourceCount)

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