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39 content provided by an implementation of the service
45 /** provides access to the identitity and the type of the content and
57 registered at the content ( the content holds the listeners ) and
59 the content. If the content shall be released,
61 be called at the content. The implementation of this method must call
72 /** enables the caller to let the content execute commands.
78 "setPropertyValues". Each content must support a set of standard
80 commands and properties. A content may define additional commands and
103 information on commands supported by a content.
111 information on properties supported by a content.
118 <td>This command obtains property values from the content.
122 content. The returned row object must contain a NULL
131 <td>This command sets property values of the content.
148 indicates, that the property is not known to the content
229 will be filled with the content data.
258 This command creates a new <b>non-persistent</b> content of a given type.
266 <p>Creation of a new <b>persistent</b> content:
272 <li>execute command "insert" at new content. This command
273 commits the data and makes the new content persistent.</li>
284 This command inserts a <b>new content</b>. It commits the process of
285 creating a new content via executing the command "createNewContent"
287 The command is not called on the content which created the new
288 content, because the new object already knows where it is to be
289 inserted (i.e. Calling createNewContent with the content type for a
290 message on a News Group creates a content which internally belongs
293 "insert" for the new content, i.e. because the user cancels writing
297 content must propagate the change by notifying a
302 the data of an <b>existing content</b>.
311 <td>This command triggers an update operation on a content.
312 For example, when "updating" a POP3-Inbox, the content
326 "synchronizing" a POP3-Inbox the content for that box will get and
348 On successful completion of this command, the deleted content
370 This command searches for subcontents of a content matching the
384 This command is able to transfer all kind of content
388 to another. It must be executed at the folder content representing
392 Generally, there are good chances that a transfer of a content will
409 <li>Create a new content at the target folder</br>
412 <li>Transfer data from source to target content</br>
417 <li>Insert ( commit ) the new content</br>
420 <li>For move operations only: destroy the source content</br>
467 Adds a new properties to the content.
510 <td>Removes the properties from the content.
540 contains a unique type string for the content
544 media type ( MIME types ) of the content. Media types
554 <td>indicates, whether a content can contain other contents.</td>
559 <td>indicates, whether a content is a document. This means,
560 the content can dump itself into a data sink.
669 <td>indicates whether a content has subcontents, which are documents.</td>
674 <td>indicates whether a content has subcontents, which are folders.</td>
679 <td>indicates whether a content is "marked".</td>
684 <td>indicates whether a content has been "read".</td>
689 <td>indicates whether a content is read-only.</td>
694 <td>indicates whether a content is subscribed.</td>
706 everytime a (folder) content is opened.</br>This property may be
707 used to control whether a folder content should read data only
720 <td>contains the media type ( MIME type ) of a content. It is highly
721 recommended to support this property if the content's implementation
784 <td>contains the rules set for a content.</td>
789 <td>contains the count of seen/read subcontents of a folder content.</td>
866 the target content</td>
910 /** can be used to add new properties to the content and to remove
911 properties from the content dynamically.
951 content's property set.
962 content's command set.
967 content ).
977 <p>A content is "new", if it does not physically exist before creating
991 /** provides access to the parent content of this content.
995 must implement the service <type>Content</type>. If the content is a
998 <p>This interface must be implemented by a content which is a (logical)
999 child of a content.