oracle.ide.db.model

Interface DBObjectNode

All Superinterfaces:

DBObjectProviderNode, DBObjectTypeNode, Displayable, Element, Locatable

All Known Subinterfaces:

DBObjectPlSqlNode, OfflineDBObjectNode, SchemaObjectNode

All Known Implementing Classes:

BaseDBObjectNode, BaseDBObjectTextNode, oracle.jdevimpl.offlinedb.browser.BaseOfflineDBObjectNode, BasePlSqlTextNode, SchemaNode

public interface DBObjectNode
extends DBObjectTypeNode

Interface for anything that can contain a DBObject. If a class implements this interface then support such as the explorers (structure pane) and any context menu support will function.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
DBObject	getDBObject() Returns the contained object.
java.lang.String	getObjectName() Returns the name of the object contained.
DBObjectProvider	getProvider() Gets the provider for this node.
void	init(DBObject obj, DBObjectProvider pro) Initialises a new node.

Methods inherited from interface oracle.ide.db.model.DBObjectTypeNode

getObjectType, getProviderIdentifier, getSchemaName

Methods inherited from interface oracle.ide.db.model.DBObjectProviderNode

getProviderType

Methods inherited from interface oracle.ide.model.Locatable

getURL, setURL

Methods inherited from interface oracle.ide.model.Element

getAttributes, getChildren, getData, mayHaveChildren

Methods inherited from interface oracle.ide.model.Displayable

getIcon, getLongLabel, getShortLabel, getToolTipText, toString

Method Detail

getObjectName

java.lang.String getObjectName()

Returns the name of the object contained.

getDBObject

DBObject getDBObject()

Returns the contained object. In general this should not be null, but as DBObjectNode implementations can exist outside of the context of a provider, then if the provider is null it is not safe to assume that this will return an object.

getProvider

DBObjectProvider getProvider()

Gets the provider for this node.

init

void init(DBObject obj,
        DBObjectProvider pro)

Initialises a new node. This is used by the create object dialogs when a new object is created that shouldn't be immediately saved - e.g. PL/SQL or XML Schema. The node is initialised and then opened in an editor, the save of the editor will be the first commit of the object to the backend.