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14 | Application programming interfaces for Java search participants.. | |
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16 | <h2> Package Specification</h2> | |
17 | The package provides API that allows clients to participate in Java searches. A Java search query is specified by a | |
18 | <TT>QuerySpecification</TT> | |
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20 | <TT>ElementQuerySpecification</TT> | |
21 | if searching for a specific | |
22 | <TT>IJavaElement</TT> | |
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24 | <TT>PatternQuerySpecification</TT> | |
25 | when searching for a string pattern. | |
26 | <P>Clients who want to participate in Java search queries should implement <TT>IQueryParticipant</TT>. A query participant interprets a <TT>QuerySpecification</TT> and reports matches to a <TT>ISearchRequestor</TT>. If a query participant wishes to report matches against elements that are not <TT>IResources</TT> or <TT>IJavaElements</TT>, it has to implement a <TT>IMatchPresentation</TT> to render these elements.</P> | |
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