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interface XRefreshable
Description
is supported by objects with data that can be refreshed from a data source.
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Methods' Summary
refresh refreshes the data of the object from the connected data source.  
addRefreshListener adds the specified listener to receive the event "refreshed."  
removeRefreshListener removes the specified listener.  
Methods' Details
refresh
void
refresh();
Description
refreshes the data of the object from the connected data source.
addRefreshListener
[oneway] void
addRefreshListener( [in] XRefreshListener  l );
Description
adds the specified listener to receive the event "refreshed."
removeRefreshListener
[oneway] void
removeRefreshListener( [in] XRefreshListener  l );
Description
removes the specified listener.
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