com.appiancorp.suiteapi.process

Interface AppianTypeHolder

All Superinterfaces:

java.io.Serializable

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractEscalation, AbstractProcessModel, AbstractProcessNode, ActivityClass, ActivityClassParameter, ActivityClassParameterSchema, ActivityReturnVariable, Application, ApplicationsFolder, Assignment, Assignment.Assignee, Attachment, Community, CommunityKnowledgeCenter, Constant, Container, Content, CustomContent, Document, Escalation, EscalationInstance, Folder, FormConfig, FreeformRule, GenericTypedVariable, InternalForm, KnowledgeCenter, KnowledgeFolder, Lane, Mapping, NavigationButton, Note, PartialResult, PersonalKnowledgeCenter, ProcessDiagram, ProcessModel, ProcessModelNotificationSettings, ProcessNode, ProcessVariable, ProcessVariableInstance, Rule, RulesFolder, RuntimeProcessNode, TypedVariable

public interface AppianTypeHolder
extends java.io.Serializable

Indicates that the implementing class uses Appian-typed objects (User, Group, etc), and needs to add the ids of these objects to a cache so that display names can be retrieved for them later. If a class does not have any Appian types, but has fields that implement this class, the enclosing class should also implement this interface and delegate to the other class.

See Also:

AppianTypeCache

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	fillInAppianTypes(AppianTypeCache cache_) If the implementing class references any Appian-typed objects (such as User, Group, Folder), this method should be implemented to put the primary keys of these objects in the given cache.

Method Detail

fillInAppianTypes

void fillInAppianTypes(AppianTypeCache cache_)

If the implementing class references any Appian-typed objects (such as User, Group, Folder), this method should be implemented to put the primary keys of these objects in the given cache. Later, the cache will populate itself with the display strings that correspond to all of its ids, such as "Human Resources" for group 9.

Parameters:

cache_ - cache of Appian-typed objects.