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:: com :: sun :: star :: form :: binding ::

unpublished service ListEntrySource
Usage Restrictions
not published
Description
defines a component which provides a list of string entries
Exported Interfaces - Summary
XListEntrySource

allows read access to the entries represented by this component

::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent

allows life time control for the component (details)
Exported Interfaces - Details
XListEntrySource
Description
allows read access to the entries represented by this component
::com::sun::star::lang::XComponent
Description
allows life time control for the component

An ListEntrySource will be known to one ore more components supporting the XListEntrySink interface, which all work with this source. However, they will not own the ListEntrySource. The ownership is with another instance, which may also decide to obsolete the ListEntrySource for whatever reasons (e.g. because the data model which the binding reflected died). For this reason, a ListEntrySource must offer a possibility to be obsoleted by it's owner, and to notify this obsoletion to other interested parties, such as XListEntrySinks.

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