Uses of Interface
org.apache.felix.framework.resolver.Content

Packages that use Content

org.apache.felix.framework
org.apache.felix.framework.cache
org.apache.felix.framework.resolver

Uses of Content in org.apache.felix.framework

Methods in org.apache.felix.framework that return Content

Content

ModuleImpl.getContent()

Constructors in org.apache.felix.framework with parameters of type Content

ModuleImpl(Logger logger, java.util.Map configMap, Felix.FelixResolver resolver, Bundle bundle, java.lang.String id, java.util.Map headerMap, Content content, java.net.URLStreamHandler streamHandler, java.lang.String[] bootPkgs, boolean[] bootPkgWildcards)

Uses of Content in org.apache.felix.framework.cache

Classes in org.apache.felix.framework.cache that implement Content

class	ContentDirectoryContent
class	DirectoryContent
class	JarContent

Methods in org.apache.felix.framework.cache that return Content

abstract Content	BundleRevision.getContent()
Content	ContentDirectoryContent.getEntryAsContent(java.lang.String name)
Content	DirectoryContent.getEntryAsContent(java.lang.String entryName)
Content	JarContent.getEntryAsContent(java.lang.String entryName)

Constructors in org.apache.felix.framework.cache with parameters of type Content

ContentDirectoryContent(Content content, java.lang.String path)

Uses of Content in org.apache.felix.framework.resolver

Methods in org.apache.felix.framework.resolver that return Content

Content	Module.getContent()
Content	Content.getEntryAsContent(java.lang.String name) This method returns the named entry as an IContent Typically, this method only makes sense for entries that correspond to some form of aggregated resource (e.g., an embedded JAR file or directory), but implementations are free to interpret this however makes sense.