PortletCategoryView Interface
- public interface PortletCategoryView
extends CategoryView
"Views" are deep copy immutable objects. Unlike "Definitions" and "Instances" Views cannot be modified by the developer.
A Instance or a Definition however can always be obtained from the view. The persistence APIs provides course grain
and fine grain getters but only fine grain setters. If you are interested in an object and all its children then
retrieve the View, if you are only interested in the immediate object and don't care about its children then retrieve the
Definition.
View class for a portlet category.
Related Topics
View
-
All Superinterfaces
-
CategoryView
, Serializable
, View
getId() Method
public PortletCategoryDefinitionId
getId()
Returns the PortletCategoryDefinitionId
associated with this
view.
Returns
PortletCategoryDefinitionId
getParentId() Method
public PortletCategoryDefinitionId
getParentId()
Returns the PortletCategoryDefinitionId
associated with this
category's parent.
getPortletCategoryViews() Method
public PortletCategoryView
[] getPortletCategoryViews()
Returns an array of PortletCategoryView
s contained in this
PortletCategoryView
. Returns an empty array if there are
no portlet categories.
Returns
- an array of
PortletCategoryView
s
getPortletViews() Method
public PortletView
[] getPortletViews()
Returns an array of PortletView
s contained in this
PortletCategoryView
. Returns an empty array if there are
no portlets.
Returns
- an array of
PortletView
s
getWebAppName() Method
public String
getWebAppName()
Return the name of the webapp that this portlet category is associated with. All resources in the portal framework database
are scoped to the webapp.
Returns
- a non null webapp name.