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deprecated unpublished interface XPackageManagerFactory
Usage Restrictions
deprecated
not published
Deprecation Info
Use XExtensionManager.
Description
The XPackageManagerFactory interface is used to obtain XPackageManager instances.

You have to use the singleton /singletons/com.sun.star.deployment.thePackageManagerFactory exclusively.

Since
OOo 2.0.0
Methods' Summary
getPackageManager Method to create (or reusing and already existing) XPackageManager object to add or remove UNO packages persistently.  
Methods' Details
getPackageManager
XPackageManager
getPackageManager( [in] string  context )
raises( ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException );
Description
Method to create (or reusing and already existing) XPackageManager object to add or remove UNO packages persistently.

Packages for context strings "user" and "shared" will be registered and revoked persistently.

Context strings other than "user", "shared"

Returns
XPackageManager object
Throws
::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException in case of an invalid context
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