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IList

The IList interface describes the methods available from a Java class when accessing an Sites query or list object. It also defines the methods that a third party must implement when attempting to construct and register a list object for use within an Sites XML page.

Each element of the list consists of an ordered set of named columns, numbered from 0 (zero) to n-1, where n is the number of columns. The order of elements in the list does not correspond to the order of the select list expressions in a SQL query, if the IList object is returned as a result of a SQL query execution.

Note In an IList, rows are numbered from 1 to M; columns are numbered from 0 to N-1.

 

List of IList Methods

Method	Summary
atEnd	Determines whether a list has reached the last row (at either end) of data.
clone	Shallow copies this list object.
currentRow	Returns the row number of the current row.
flush	Flushes a list object, clears the resultset from the cache and notifies the rest of the cluster member (if any).
getColumnName	Returns the name of a column at a specified offset.
getFileData	Returns the data contained in a referenced data file.
getFileString	Returns the string data contained in a referenced data file.
getIndirectColumnName	Supplies the upload column name by index.
getName	Retrieves the name of this list.
getObject	Gets an object from the specified column.
getValue	Retrieves the value at the named column of the current row.
hasData	Checks whether this list contains any data.
moveTo	Changes the "current row" to the specified row number.
moveToRow	Changes the "current row" to the specified row position.
numColumns	Gets the number of columns in this list.
numIndirectColumns	Gets the number of columns that are indirect data pointers.
numRows	Gets the number of rows in this list.
rename	Renames this list.
stringInList	Looks for a string within this list.

 

 

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