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:: com :: sun :: star :: configuration ::

service ConfigurationRegistry
Exported Interfaces - Summary
::com::sun::star::registry::XSimpleRegistry

controls the binding of the object to a configuration sub tree. (details)
::com::sun::star::util::XFlushable

is used to commit changes to the configuration. (details)
Exported Interfaces - Details
::com::sun::star::registry::XSimpleRegistry
Description
controls the binding of the object to a configuration sub tree.

::com::sun::star::registry::XSimpleRegistry::open() is used to open a special subtree within the configuration tree.

The parameters of this method control the location of the root of the to-be-opened configuration node and the access mode (read only or updatable).

::com::sun::star::util::XFlushable
Description
is used to commit changes to the configuration.

As specified for the ConfigurationUpdateAccess service, all changes made to an configuration subtree have to be commited before they become persistent. To do this for a configuration accessed as a registry, call XFlushable::flush.

Warning:Changes that are not flushed will be lost.


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