Package com.businessobjects.sdk.plugin.desktop.agnostic

This package allows you to add any type of file to an Agnostic object.

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Description

Interface Summary

IAgnostic	This interface contains the mime type identifying it as a Agnostic formatted report, and the byte stream to pass to the Response object so it can be displayed in the proper format on the HTML page.
IAgnosticBase	This interface contains the MIME type identifying it as an agnostic formatted report, and the byte stream to pass to a Response object so it can be displayed in the proper format on the HTML page.

Package com.businessobjects.sdk.plugin.desktop.agnostic Description

This package allows you to add any type of file to an Agnostic object. After retrieving the plugin interface for this object, you can set the SI_MIME_TYPE Property of the object using setMimeType(String mimeType).

Retrieving desktop plugins

Each object that is created with a desktop plugin is stored in either the CI_INFOOBJECTS or the CI_SYSTEMOBJECTS category in the InfoStore, and is marked with a programmatic identifier (ProgID). Using SI_PROGID, you can query the InfoStore for a collection of objects.

Example

The following query selects the names, and IDs of all Agnostic objects in the APS:

IInfoObjects objs = iStore.query("SELECT SI_NAME, SI_ID FROM CI_INFOOBJECTS WHERE SI_PROGID='CrystalEnterprise.Agnostic'");

The query method returns a collection of InfoObjects, which in this case are Agnostic plugin objects. Like other InfoObjects, these objects are uniquely represented by their ID property. For each object in the collection, you can access general InfoObject properties, such as the SI_NAME property, SI_DESCRIPTION property, and SI_ID property.

To access the IAgnostic objects returned by the query, the resulting IInfoObjects need to be cast. This example demonstrates how to cast the returned IInfoObjects as IAgnostic objects.

for ( int i = 0; i < objs.size(); ++i )
{
    IInfoObject obj = (IInfoObject) objs.get( i );
    IAgnostic agnosticObj = (IAgnostic) obj;
}