oracle.ide.addin
Interface Invokable

All Known Subinterfaces:

Wizard

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractConnectionEditorWizard

public interface Invokable

The Invokable interface can be used to identify a class as being capable of being "invoked" by the IDE. Wizards are one example of a type of class that the IDE might invoke.

See Also:

Wizard

Method Summary

boolean

invoke(Context context, java.lang.String[] params) Invokes the object, usually called by the IDE.

Method Detail

invoke

public boolean invoke(Context context,
                      java.lang.String[] params)

Invokes the object, usually called by the IDE.

Parameters:

context - the context of the invocation.

params - optional arguments from the invoker

Returns:

true if the invocation was successful, false if it failed, or was aborted.

See Also:

Context