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interface XPropertySetRegistry
Description
A registry (storage medium) for persistent propertysets.
See also
XPersistentPropertySet
Methods' Summary
openPropertySet creates a new or opens an existing propertyset in the registry.  
removePropertySet removes a propertyset from the registry.  
Methods' Details
openPropertySet
XPersistentPropertySet
openPropertySet( [in] string  key,
[in] boolean  create );
Description
creates a new or opens an existing propertyset in the registry.
Parameter key
The key to use for addressing the propertyset.
Parameter create
Indicates whether a new set shall be created in case there does not already exist one for the given key.
Returns
The propertyset.
removePropertySet
[oneway] void
removePropertySet( [in] string  key );
Description
removes a propertyset from the registry.
Parameter key
The key to use for addressing the propertyset.
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