![]() | Purges the contents of the top-level property filter |
![]() | Reveals the type of filter this object to which this object corresponds. The types defined as PT_FILTERTYPES determine whether the filter can be used for search or classification. |
![]() | Returns a newly created property filter item Object as an IPTPropertyFilterItem which may then be cast to either an IPTPropertyFilterStatement or IPTPropertyFilterClauses depending on whether the request parameter specified the value as PT_FILTER_ITEM_TYPES.PT_FILTER_ITEM_STATEMENT or PT_FILTER_ITEM_TYPES.PT_FILTER_ITEM_CLAUSES |
![]() | Returns the top level operator as a PT_BOOLOPS for the filter. This operator expresses the conditional relationship between the filter's basic composite field condition (SearchString) and its property filter (if any). A filter's basic composite field condition is a top level single instance search against a combination of the name, description, and full text of indexed items. This operator does not have any significance for items contained in any clause assigned to the propery filter component of this filter. |
![]() | Returns the top level property filter. Currently, this object may be either a clause or a statement. A clause is simply a container item which in turn contains some number of additional clauses or statements. The clause object is accessed through the IPTPropertyFilterClauses interface and the statement object is accessed through the IPTPropertyFilterStatement interface, both of which extend the IPTPropertyFilterItem interface from which a GetType method is provided for convenience. |
![]() | Retrieves the string being applied to the basic composite field of indexed content. (Name, Description, and Full Text) |
![]() | Retrieves PT_FILTER_SETTINGS values. This is not currently exploited and is reserved for future use. |
![]() | Sets the top level operator as a PT_BOOLOPS for the filter. This operator expresses the conditional relationship between the filter's basic composite field condition (SearchString) and its property filter (if any). A filter's basic composite field condition is a top level single instance search against a combination of the name, description, and full text of indexed items. This operator does not have any significance for items contained in any clause assigned to the propery filter component of this filter. |
![]() | Sets the top level property filter. Currently, this object may be either a clause or a statement. A clause is simply a container item which in turn contains some number of additional clauses or statements. The clause object is accessed through the IPTPropertyFilterClauses interface and the statement object is accessed through the IPTPropertyFilterStatement interface, both of which extend the IPTPropertyFilterItem interface from which a GetType method is provided for convenience. |
![]() | Sets the string to be applied to the basic composite field of indexed content. (Name, Description, and Full Text) |
![]() | Sets PT_FILTER_SETTINGS values. This is not currently exploited and is reserved for future use. |
IPTFilter Interface | com.plumtree.server Namespace