The base interface for all controls. |
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The ControlContext interface defines the container services and events that controls can use at run time. |
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Provides a way for controls to receive callbacks from their environment. |
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A marker interface indicating that the implementing source (in a JCX file) extends a Java control. |
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This is a marker interface for all control factories. |
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A marker interface indicating that the implementing source (in a JCS file) is control source. |
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Simplifies access to a relational database from your Java code using SQL commands. |
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As part of the EJB control, this interface simplifies access to entity Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). |
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A control implementation must implement the Extensible interface if it can be extended by a control extension (through a JCX file). |
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The ExternalCallbackTarget interface is a marker interface that should be placed on any control implementation (JCS) class that can be the target of an asynchronous external callback. |
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Implement this interface to create an issue class that your control can return to have the IDE display errors or messages. |
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Simplifies access to the Java Message Service. |
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Provides access to container services that support web services (JWS files). |
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The Callback interface defines events that can be received through the |
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Provides simplified access to web services. |
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Provides a way for the Service control to pass callback events to its clients. |
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As part of the EJB control, this interface simplifies access to session Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). |
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Notifies your application when a specified period of time has elapsed or when a specified absolute time has been reached. |
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Provides a way for the Timer control to receive callbacks. |
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The base factory interface for the TimerControl. |
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The ValidateAttribute interface provides methods with which you can validate a property tag attribute. |
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The ValidateControl interface provides methods with which you can validate a control JCX file. |
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The ValidateMethod interface provides methods with which you can validate a control method. |
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The ValidateTag interface can be used to validate a property annotation as a whole. |
The DatabaseFilter class is a helper class for SQL generation. |
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The DefaultIssue class provides a simple implementation of the Issue interface. |
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Web service developers can use the SoapFault class to control the shape of the detail of SOAP fault data. |
An exception class for use when throwing exceptions from a control. |
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The ServiceControlException class can be used to throw exceptions from a web service control. |