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| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| DocumentListener | The DocumentListener interface should be
 implemented by clients that are interested in being notified about
 operations on Documents. | 
| Folder | The Folder interface extends Element by adding
  methods for managing child Elements contained by the
  Folder. | 
| Transaction | |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| Document | The Document interface is implemented by objects that can
  be saved and restored. | 
| DocumentEvent | The DocumentEvent is used to indicate that state of a Document
 has been modified. | 
| DocumentFactory | The DocumentFactory interface is responsible for creating
  intances of Documents. | 
| Element | The Element interface defines the protocol used by the
  IDE to communicate with data objects in order to display the objects
  in the UI. | 
| ElementDisplayInfo | Display information about a JSR-198 element. | 
| Project | Project interface. | 
| Recognizer | The Recognizer interface provides the API for recognizing
  data types from specific uris. | 
The interfaces and classes implementing an IDE's data model. JSR-198 specifies typical IDE documents that extension writers need to access from their extensions. These documents include:
Project,
TextDocument,
JavaSource, and
XMLDocument,
TextDocument or 
  XMLDocument, respectively.
  To add a new custom document type extension writers extend the 
  Document and declare in their extension 
  manifest how to recognize their new document class.
  The DocumentFactory processes the 
  Recognizer information from the extension 
  manifest and uses that information when clients request a document from 
  the factory.
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