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Uses of Interface
oracle.ide.model.Dirtyable

Packages that use Dirtyable

oracle.ide.model	Contains interfaces and classes implementing JDeveloper's data model.
oracle.ide.net	Provides a virtual file system framework based on java.net.URL.
oracle.jdeveloper.library	The Libraries package provides the library API used by JDeveloper.

Uses of Dirtyable in oracle.ide.model

Subinterfaces of Dirtyable in oracle.ide.model

interface

SubDirtyable Objects that implement the SubDirtyable interface indicate that they are to be saved as content of the document that owns them.

Classes in oracle.ide.model that implement Dirtyable

class	Connections Top level IDE level Connections Node.
class	DefaultSubDirtyable Objects that implement the SubDirtyable interface indicate that they want to be saved as content of the document that owns them.
class	Preferences Deprecated. since 11.1.1. Do not use this class. It will be removed in a future version of the ide framework. For preferences, see Preferences.
class	Workspaces This class holds all Workspace objects currently available to the user in the IDE.

Fields in oracle.ide.model declared as Dirtyable

Dirtyable

XMLDataNode.DataCastPacket.dirtyable The Dirtyable view of the data object.

Methods in oracle.ide.model that return Dirtyable

protected Dirtyable

DefaultSubDirtyable.getOwner()

Methods in oracle.ide.model with parameters of type Dirtyable

static java.lang.String	DefaultDirtyable.dirtyLabel(Dirtyable dirtyable, java.lang.String label) Returns the 'dirty' version of the specified label if the specified Dirtyable object is dirty; otherwise, returns the label as is.
void	Connections.setOwner(Dirtyable owner)
void	Preferences.setOwner(Dirtyable owner) Deprecated.
void	Workspaces.setOwner(Dirtyable owner)
void	DefaultSubDirtyable.setOwner(Dirtyable owner)
void	SubDirtyable.setOwner(Dirtyable owner) This method should be called to set the document in which a SubDirtyable implementation will be persisted.
protected void	DataContainer.setSubDirtyableOwner(Element element, Dirtyable owner) Sets the owner of this element to the specified element.

Uses of Dirtyable in oracle.ide.net

Classes in oracle.ide.net that implement Dirtyable

class

URLPath An instance of URLPath represents a path that is made up entirely of URLs.

Uses of Dirtyable in oracle.jdeveloper.library

Classes in oracle.jdeveloper.library that implement Dirtyable

class

AbstractDerivedLibrary AbstractDerivedLibrary class.

Methods in oracle.jdeveloper.library with parameters of type Dirtyable

void	AbstractDerivedLibrary.setOwner(Dirtyable owner)

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