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:: com :: sun :: star :: document ::
exception AmbigousFilterRequest
  Base Hierarchy
      AmbigousFilterRequest
       ┗ ::com::sun::star::uno::Exception
Description should be used for interaction to handle states of ambiguous filter detection This exception indicates, that generic filter detection can't decide which of two filters is the right one. In this case an interaction will be made. Given URL can be used to decide between given two filters. Decision can be made e.g. by a dialog, on which the user must select one of these filters. A possible continuation of type XInteractionFilterSelect transport this decision back to source of started interaction. See also XInteractionFilterSelect

Elements' Summary
URL | transport URL which couldn't be detected right
SelectedFilter | transport the preselected filter
DetectedFilter | transport the real detected filter, which stands in conflict to the pre selected one

Elements' Details
URL
string URL; Description transport URL which couldn't be detected right
SelectedFilter
string SelectedFilter; Description transport the preselected filter
DetectedFilter
string DetectedFilter; Description transport the real detected filter, which stands in conflict to the pre selected one

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