Package oracle.jdeveloper.runner

Contains classes that allow addins some level of control on the JDeveloper runner system.

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Description

Interface Summary

Browseable	Marker interface implemented by Node classes that represent web documents that are typically browsed directly in a web browser.
BrowseablePath	Extension of Browseable interface that allows the Node to specify a custom browseable path that should be used when constructing the target URL.
BrowseablePaths	Extension of Browseable interface that allows the Node to specify multiple custom browseable paths that should be used when constructing the target URL.
ClientList	Extension of BrowseablePaths interface that allows the Node to specify some clients which are not browseable paths.
EmbeddedServerExtension	This interface defines an extension mechanism for JDeveloper's embedded server.
JStarterFactory	Marker interface implemented by StarterFactory classes that know how to start a Java process.
SourceFinder	Interface for searching for source code.

Class Summary

EmbeddedServerAdmin	EmbeddedServerAdmin instances are created by JDeveloper for EmbeddedServerExtension implementations to provide administrative control for the embedded server.
EmbeddedServerCallback	Class used by JDeveloper to callback code containing Node-specific customizations for embedded server behavior.
EmbeddedServerOptions	Design-time embedded server settings.
JRunProcess	An abstract class that represents a Java process.
JStarter	A class that represents a way of starting a Java process.
RemoteConnectDialog	The RemoteConnectDialog class displays a dialog box from which the user can specify remote connection parameters.
RunConfiguration	The RunConfiguration class specifies details about how a Java process should be started.
Source	The Source class provides methods for displaying source files in the code editor or UI designer.

Package oracle.jdeveloper.runner Description

Contains classes that allow addins some level of control on the JDeveloper runner system.

Related Documentation

See Extending JDeveloper Using the Addin API for additional details.