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unpublished interface XModuleController
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
The module controller is responsible for loading a module (addon, plugin, whatever the name) when it is first used.

For this there is a list in the office configuration which associates resource URLs with service names which in turn are associated with modules (or dlls). The path to the office configuration list is MultiPaneGUI/Framework/ResourceFactories in the Impress.xcu file.
Methods' Summary
requestResource When the specified resource is requested for the first time then create a new instance of the associated factory service.  
Methods' Details
requestResource
void
requestResource( [in] string  sResourceTypeURL );
Description
When the specified resource is requested for the first time then create a new instance of the associated factory service.
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