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:: com :: sun :: star :: ucb ::
interface XContentAccess
Description specifies methods for obtaining information on a content in different levels. For example, if there is a cursor which points to XContents, this interface could be used to give the user access to the content under the cursor. If the client only needs the identifier string of the content, there is no need to first create the content object, then to obtain the string from it and after that to release the content. See also XContent, XContentIdentifier

Methods' Summary
queryContentIdentifierString | returns the identifier string of the content ( "cheap method" ).
queryContentIdentifier | returns the identifier object of the content.
queryContent | returns the content ( "most expensive method" ).

Methods' Details
queryContentIdentifierString
string
queryContentIdentifierString();
Description returns the identifier string of the content ( "cheap method" ). Note that this string can be used later to recreate the content. Returns the identifier string.
queryContentIdentifier
XContentIdentifier
queryContentIdentifier();
Description returns the identifier object of the content. Returns the identifier object.
queryContent
XContent
queryContent();
Description returns the content ( "most expensive method" ). Returns the content.

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