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IList
An
IList
object is an array that contains arrays of rows and columns (of either type string or type URL).Methods
new IList( )
- Constructor method that instantiates the
IList
object. Creates an emptyIList
object, and provides methods for creating arrays of rows and columns. Once theIList
object is instantiated, you can call associated IList methods on it.
setColName(java.lang.String[] colName)
- This method has a corresponding
get
method.
setUrlColName(java.lang.String[] urlColName)
- This method has a corresponding
get
method.
setStringRow(com.divine.StringRowsType[] stringRow)
- This method has a corresponding
get
method.
setUrlRow(com.divine.UrlRowsType[] urlRow)
- This method has a corresponding
get
method.
Description
An
IList
object is an array that contains arrays of rows and columns (of either type string or type URL). The component row and column arrays of the largerIList
are constructed by supporting methods. Associated IList methods instantiate the IList object and add row and column arrays to it. When populated, the IList object is an input to the AssetSet Operations.Example
The following code creates an IList using a
StringRowsType
object.IList inList = new IList(); String colName[] = {"attributename", "attributetypename", "direction" }; inList.setColName(colName); String item1[] = {"Name", "PAttributes", "ascending"}; String item2[] = {"FundType", "PAttributes", "ascending"}; StringRowsType items[] = new StringRowsType[2]; items[0] = new StringRowsType(); items[1] = new StringRowsType(); items[0].setItem(item1); items[1].setItem(item2); inList.setStringRow(items);See Also
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