Package com.aquima.interactions.composer.ds

Interface IElementDS

All Superinterfaces:

IReportingDS

All Known Subinterfaces:

IAssetDS, IButtonDS, IContainerDS, IContentDS, IContentStyleDS, IDocumentDS, IFieldDS, IImageDS, IPageDS, ITextDS

All Known Implementing Classes:

AssetDelegateDS, AssetDS, ButtonDelegateDS, ButtonDS, ContainerDelegateDS, ContainerDS, ContentDelegateDS, ContentDS, DocumentDS, ExecuteTaskButton, ExecuteTaskPage, FieldDelegateDS, FieldDS, PageDS, ReportingAssetDS, ReportingButtonDS, ReportingContainerDS, ReportingContentDS, ReportingDocumentDS, ReportingFieldDS, ReportingPageDS, ReportingTextDS, TextDelegateDS, TextDS, XmlAssetDS, XmlAssetDS, XmlButtonDS, XmlButtonDS, XmlContainerDS, XmlContainerDS, XmlContentDS, XmlContentDS, XmlContentStyleDS, XmlContentStyleDS, XmlDocumentDS, XmlDocumentDS, XmlFieldDS, XmlFieldDS, XmlImageDS, XmlImageDS, XmlInlineFieldDS, XmlInlineFieldDS, XmlPageDS, XmlPageDS, XmlTextDS, XmlTextDS

public interface IElementDS
extends IReportingDS

This interface defines the methods that need to be provided by the data source for all elements.

Since:

5.0

Author:

O. Kerpershoek

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
String	getName()	This method returns the (unique) name of the element.
String[]	getPresentationStyles()	This method returns the presentation styles that should be used when including the content element that is referred to.

Methods inherited from interface com.aquima.interactions.foundation.report.IReportingDS

addMessage

Method Details

getName

String getName()

This method returns the (unique) name of the element. The name is required when adding the content as a definition to the composer, but it is optional when the element is added directly as inline sub-content.

Returns:

the (unique) name of the element.

getPresentationStyles

String[] getPresentationStyles()

This method returns the presentation styles that should be used when including the content element that is referred to.

Returns:

the presentation styles that should be used when including the content element that is referred to.