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interface XFilePickerNotifier
Description
Interface to be implemented in order to support listener management.
Methods' Summary
addFilePickerListener Interface for clients to register as XFilePickerListener  
removeFilePickerListener Interface for clients to unregister as XFilePickerListener.  
Methods' Details
addFilePickerListener
[oneway] void
addFilePickerListener( [in] XFilePickerListener  xListener );
Description
Interface for clients to register as XFilePickerListener
Parameter xListener
The XFilePickerListener interface of the listener that wants to receive events of type FilePickerEvent.

Invalid interfaces or NULL values will be ignored.
removeFilePickerListener
[oneway] void
removeFilePickerListener( [in] XFilePickerListener  xListener );
Description
Interface for clients to unregister as XFilePickerListener.
Parameter xListener
The XFilePickerListener interface of the listener that wants to receive events of type FilePickerEvent.

Invalid interfaces or NULL values will be ignored.
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