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service ContentProvider
Description
provides access to a set of Contents.

Exported Interfaces - Summary
XContentProvider

gives access to all contents provided by this provider.

XContentIdentifierFactory

creates special XContentIdentifier implementation objects for the contents provided by this content provider. (details)

XParameterizedContentProvider

allows a ContentProvider to adjust itself to special needs. (details)

Exported Interfaces - Details
XContentProvider
Description
gives access to all contents provided by this provider.
XContentIdentifierFactory
Usage Restrictions
optional
Description
creates special XContentIdentifier implementation objects for the contents provided by this content provider.

This interface can be implemented in case the provider wants to provide some additional interfaces with its implementation of the identifier objects.

XParameterizedContentProvider
Usage Restrictions
optional
Description
allows a ContentProvider to adjust itself to special needs.

Whenever a ContentProvider that supports this interface is registered at a XContentProviderManager, the method XParameterizedContentProvider::registerInstance should first be called, using the returned XContentProvider to register at the XContentProviderManager.


 
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