Package wt.admin

Class Selector

java.lang.Object
wt.admin._Selector
wt.admin.Selector
All Implemented Interfaces:
Externalizable, Serializable, wt.fc._NetFactor, wt.fc._ObjectMappable, NetFactor, ObjectMappable, Evolvable
@GenAsObjectMappable(serializable=EVOLVABLE,versions=-4140212213864197664L,properties={@GeneratedProperty(name="ownerRef",type=ObjectReference.class,javaDoc="Reference to an administrative domain.",accessors=@PropertyAccessors(setExceptions={})),@GeneratedProperty(name="typeId",type=java.lang.String.class,javaDoc="Persistence type identifier of the type the selector refers to.",accessors=@PropertyAccessors(setExceptions={}),constraints=@PropertyConstraints(upperLimit=220),columnProperties=@ColumnProperties(columnName="className")),@GeneratedProperty(name="stateName",type=java.lang.String.class,javaDoc="State name (can be Selector.ALL_STATES).",accessors=@PropertyAccessors(setExceptions={}),constraints=@PropertyConstraints(upperLimit=60)),@GeneratedProperty(name="eventKey",type=java.lang.String.class,javaDoc="Name of the event.",accessors=@PropertyAccessors(setExceptions={}))}) public class Selector extends wt.admin._Selector
The Selector class represents the antecedents of indexing and notification policy rules. Selector objects are also used as locators of indexing and notification lists. A selector object contains information about the domain, type, state and event to which the rule or list refers. Selector objects can also be used to formulate queries for both rules and lists.

Use the newSelector static factory method(s), not the Selector constructor, to construct instances of this class. Instances must be constructed using the static factory(s), in order to ensure proper initialization of the instance.



Supported API: true

Extendable: false

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