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interface XReset
Description
provides functionality to reset components to some default values.

The semantincs of default value depends on the providing service.
Methods' Summary
reset resets a component to some default value.  
addResetListener adds the specified listener to receive events related to resetting the component.  
removeResetListener removes the specified listener  
Methods' Details
reset
[oneway] void
reset();
Description
resets a component to some default value.
addResetListener
[oneway] void
addResetListener( [in] XResetListener  aListener );
Description
adds the specified listener to receive events related to resetting the component.
Parameter aListener
the listener to add.
removeResetListener
[oneway] void
removeResetListener( [in] XResetListener  aListener );
Description
removes the specified listener
Parameter aListener
the listener to remove
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