Oracle Content Management SDK

Uses of Class
oracle.ifs.beans.DirectoryGroup

Packages that use DirectoryGroup
oracle.ifs.beans   
 

Uses of DirectoryGroup in oracle.ifs.beans
 

Subclasses of DirectoryGroup in oracle.ifs.beans
 class TieDirectoryGroup
          A TieDirectoryGroup allows the Oracle-defined behavior of the DIRECTORYGROUP classobject (and its subclasses) to be extended or overridden.
 

Methods in oracle.ifs.beans that return DirectoryGroup
 DirectoryGroup[] DirectoryObject.getDirectAncestors()
          Gets the direct ancestors to this DirectoryObject.
 DirectoryGroup DirectoryObject.getDirectAncestors(int index)
          Deprecated. iFS 9.0.3 Use getDirectAncestors() and index into the resultant array
 DirectoryGroup[] DirectoryObject.getAllAncestors()
          Gets all ancestors to this DirectoryObject.
 DirectoryGroup DirectoryObject.getAllAncestors(int index)
          Deprecated. iFS 9.0.3 Use getAllAncestors() to get entire array
static DirectoryGroup DirectoryGroup.getWorldDirectoryGroup(LibrarySession session)
          Gets the DirectoryGroup that represents World access.
protected static DirectoryGroup DirectoryGroup.constructDirectoryGroup(LibrarySession sess, S_LibraryObjectData data)
          Constructs a DirectoryGroup object from the S_LibraryObjectData object.
protected static DirectoryGroup[] DirectoryGroup.constructDirectoryGroupArray(LibrarySession sess, java.lang.Long[] ids)
          Construct a DirectoryGroup array from an array of object IDs.
protected static DirectoryGroup[] DirectoryGroup.vectorToDirectoryGroupArray(java.util.Vector vector)
          Converts a Vector of DirectoryGroup to an array of DirectoryGroup.
protected static DirectoryGroup DirectoryGroup.vectorDirectoryGroupElement(java.util.Vector vector, int index)
          Returns a DirectoryGroup from the Vector of DirectoryGroup at the specified index.
 DirectoryGroup LibrarySession.getWorldDirectoryGroup()
          Gets the DirectoryGroup that represents World access.
 


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