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deprecated interface XRemoteContentProviderActivator
Usage Restrictions
deprecated
Description
This interface should be implemented together with XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor and allows for a lazy implementation of XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor::addRemoteContentProvider. The way this works might change, therefore this interface is marked as deprectated.

Methods' Summary
activateRemoteContentProviders Activate (i.e., register at the broker) the remote content providers that until now have only been remembered by XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor::addRemoteContentProvider, but not registered.  
Methods' Details
activateRemoteContentProviders
XContentProviderManager
activateRemoteContentProviders();

Description
Activate (i.e., register at the broker) the remote content providers that until now have only been remembered by XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor::addRemoteContentProvider, but not registered.

This allows for XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor::addRemoteContentProvider to be implemented in a layz fashion (remember the remote content providers, but do not register them right away), which can increase performance in certain situations. But it is not required that an implementation of XRemoteContentProviderAcceptor uses this lazy strategy (and thus also implements this interface).

Returns
the broker at which the remote content providers have been registered.
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