com.sap.netweaver.bc.rf.mi.binding
Interface IMutableBindingManager
- All Superinterfaces:
- IBindingManager
- public interface IMutableBindingManager
- extends IBindingManager
TBD: Insufficient description. Read-And-Write interface describing a
repository sub manager for bindings. Note: Please do not activate this
package as-is, but try to reintegrate it into the namespace package. There
are many similar but just temporarily extended interfaces/classes in the
common namespace package also.
createResource
public IResourceHandle createResource(IBindingCreateDescriptor createDescriptor)
throws ResourceException
- Create resource based on a resource create descriptor. Default resource
create descriptors reside in the same package as the interface does. A
repository may supports these and/or others.
- Parameters:
createDescriptor - create descriptor
- Returns:
- resource handle of the newly created resource
- Throws:
ResourceException - when wrong parameterized, the resource create
descriptor is not supported by the repository or the query failed due
to other reasons
deleteResource
public List deleteResource(IResourceHandle resourceHandle)
throws ResourceException,
OperationNotCompletedException
- Delete resource. All children will be deleted also, i.e. there is only deep
delete. The first returned resource handle must be the deleted root
resource handle, if this operation succeeded at all. Note: This method
needs not to be handled atomically! Although this operation may fail in
parts, the operation on one of the many operands provided through the
parameter list is always expected to be atomic!
- Parameters:
resourceHandle - resource handle
- Returns:
- list of all deleted resources; resources failed to be deleted
either of repository-internal reasons, follow-up reasons or others are
stored with their respective exception inside the list
- Throws:
ResourceException - when wrong parameterized or the query failed
due to other reasons
OperationNotCompletedException - when the operation failed in
parts
copyResource
public List copyResource(IResourceHandle resourceHandle,
ICopyDescriptor copyDescriptor)
throws ResourceException,
OperationNotCompletedException
- Copy resource based on a resource copy descriptor. Default resource copy
descriptors reside in the same package as the interface does. A repository
may supports these and/or others. The first returned resource handle must
be the copied root resource handle, if this operation succeeded at all.
Note: This method needs not to be handled atomically! Although this
operation may fail in parts, the operation on one of the many operands
provided through the parameter list is always expected to be atomic!
- Parameters:
resourceHandle - resource handlecopyDescriptor - copy descriptor
- Returns:
- list of all newly created copied resources; resources failed to be
copied either of repository-internal reasons, follow-up reasons or
others are stored with their respective exception inside the list
- Throws:
ResourceException - when wrong parameterized, the resource copy
descriptor is not supported by the repository or the query failed due
to other reasons
OperationNotCompletedException - when the operation failed in
parts
moveResource
public List moveResource(IResourceHandle resourceHandle,
IMoveDescriptor moveDescriptor)
throws ResourceException,
OperationNotCompletedException
- Move resource based on a resource move descriptor. Default resource move
descriptors reside in the same package as the interface does. A repository
may supports these and/or others. The first returned resource handle must
be the moved root resource handle, if this operation succeeded at all.
Note: This method needs not to be handled atomically! Although this
operation may fail in parts, the operation on one of the many operands
provided through the parameter list is always expected to be atomic!
- Parameters:
resourceHandle - resource handlemoveDescriptor - move descriptor
- Returns:
- list of all moved resources; resources failed to be moved either of
repository-internal reasons, follow-up reasons or others are stored
with their respective exception inside the list
- Throws:
ResourceException - when wrong parameterized, the resource move
descriptor is not supported by the repository or the query failed due
to other reasons
OperationNotCompletedException - when the operation failed in
parts
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