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Describes the available result package viewer entry object actions.
ResultPackageViewerEntry Full Description
Attributes
ResultPackage Property
Index Property
Description Property
NameValues Property
MIMEType Property
Encoding Property
Methods
GetNameValuePairs Method
GetViewerDependencies Method
OpenViewer Method
OpenAppliedViewer Method
This object facilitates result package viewer entry manipulation. You may obtain attributes associated with the viewer entry, retrieve the viewer associated with the viewer entry, retrieve the applied viewer, or create the file associated with the viewer entry.
The parent of this object.
Type: ResultPackage
Description
Use this property to navigate back to the ResultPackage object which is the parent of this object.
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Index of viewer entry within containing result package.
Type: Long
Description
Identifies which result package entry corresponds to this object.
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Viewer entry description.
Type: String
Description
Use this property to obtain the description associated with this viewer entry. The description is assigned when the viewer entry is created.
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Viewer entry name/value pairs.
Type: String
Description
Use this property to obtain the name/value pairs associated with this viewer entry. The name/value pairs are assigned when the viewer entry is created.
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Viewer entry MIME type.
Type: String
Description
Use this property to obtain the MIME type associated with this viewer entry. The MIME type is assigned when the viewer entry is created.
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The viewer entry encoding.
Type: String
Description
Use this property to obtain the encoding of the data as it exists in the viewer stream, before reading or writing.
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Recoding should only be used for text data that is being transferred with the binary stream. It is specifically provided to transfer HTML where a "meta charset" tag is used.
Viewer entry parsed name/value pairs.
Description
Call this method to return a two dimensional string array containing the parsed name/value pairs.
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Parameters
Name | Direction | Type | Description |
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nvPairs | out | String(row,col) | A two dimensional string array containing the parsed name/value pairs.
The two dimensional string array is populated in the following manner:
For the NameValues: "name1 name2=a name3=(b,c)" GetNameValuePairs would return: Column 0 Column 1 Row 0 "name1" Row 1 "name2" "a" Row 2 "name3" "b" Row 3 "c" |
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Viewer entry package entry dependencies.
Description
Call this method to obtain a single dimensional string array containing the names of the resolved viewer dependencies. The names are used as result package entry identifiers by the GetDependency method.
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Parameters
Name | Direction | Type | Description |
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entryType | out | PackageType(index) | A single dimensional array containing the PackageType constant identifying the entry type. |
viewerDependency | out | String(index) | A single dimensional string array containing the resolved viewer dependency names. To access a dependency, pass the viewer dependency name as the GetDependency::viewerDependency parameter. |
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Open the viewer source.
Description
Call this method to open the viewer source file associated with this viewer entry.
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Parameters
Name | Direction | Type | Description |
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maxLineLength | in | Long | The maximum length of any line that will be in the file. This is only applicable to text files. Binary files ignore this parameter. This is typically set to some larger value than is actually used. If a huge number is specified, some hosts will adjust this down to a more reasonable value. This value can be obtained from TruncationLength. Lines longer than this specified maxLineLength will be truncated. |
callerEncoding | in | String | Encoding of the data desired by the caller in a read. |
Returns Object
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Open the file containing the viewer applied to a package.
Description
Call this method to open the applied viewer result file associated with this viewer entry.
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Parameters
Name | Direction | Type | Description |
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maxLineLength | in | Long | The maximum length of any line that will be in the file. This is only applicable to text files. Binary files ignore this parameter. This is typically set to some larger value than is actually used. If a huge number is specified, some hosts will adjust this down to a more reasonable value. This value can be obtained from TruncationLength. Lines longer than this specified maxLineLength will be truncated. |
callerEncoding | in | String | Encoding of the data desired by the caller in a read. |
Returns Object
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