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:: com :: sun :: star :: configuration :: backend ::
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| service LocalDataImporter |
- Description
- allows importing data from a local configuration data repository
or file into any Backend.
Data to be imported can be a single layer either from a full local
configuration database or from a particular OOR Update XML file.
Data is imported into the DefaultBackend.
- Since
- OOo 1.1.2
- See also
- LocalHierarchyBrowser
Service that can be used to locate available layer files or components.
- See also
- LocalSingleBackend
Service that can be used to access a local configuration database.
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| Included Services - Details |
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DataImporter
- Description
- provides for running an import job
The implementation returns void from
::com::sun::star::task::XJob::execute()
to indicates successful execution. If import is not executed,
because OverwriteExisting = true was specified,
a ::com::sun::star::lang::IllegalAccessException
is returned.
If void or true is returned, this indicates successful
execution. If an
::com::sun::star::uno::Exception is returned,
it represents an error condition encountered during execution.
The standard arguments to
::com::sun::star::task::XJob::execute()
are all supported by implementations. Additionally the following
argument is required to select the data source:
LayerDataUrl : string- A file URL that specifies the location of the source data.
If no Component is provided, this must be the
location of an OOR Update XML file, which will be imported
directly.
If a Component is provided, the
LayerDataUrl is treated as Entity
(i.e. Layer directory base URL) for a local
configuration database and the appropriate component
from that repository is imported.
Implementations may support additional parameters to select
a destination Backend, that is not the
DefaultBackend.
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