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## Uses of Interface
org.modeshape.graph.io.Destination

Packages that use Destination
org.modeshape.cnd | Compact Node Definition (CND) defines JCR node types, property definitions, and child node definitions in a concise and easy-to-read form.
org.modeshape.graph.io | Utilities for inputing and outputing larger amounts of data.
org.modeshape.graph.xml | Graph content can often be represented in XML, so this part of the ModeShape Graph API defines the classes that provide the binding between graph and XML content.
org.modeshape.jcr | The ModeShape implementation of the JCR API.
org.modeshape.repository.sequencer | The classes that make up the sequencing service and its configuration.
org.modeshape.sequencer.cnd | The classes that make up the JCR Compact Node Definition (CND) file sequencer.

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.cnd

Fields in org.modeshape.cnd declared as Destination
`protected Destination` | `CndImporter.destination`

Constructors in org.modeshape.cnd with parameters of type Destination
`CndImporter(Destination destination, Path parentPath)` Create a new importer that will place the content in the supplied destination under the supplied path.
`CndImporter(Destination destination, Path parentPath, boolean compatibleWithPreJcr2)` Create a new importer that will place the content in the supplied destination under the supplied path.
`CndImporter(Destination destination, Path parentPath, boolean compatibleWithPreJcr2, boolean useVendorExtensions)` Create a new importer that will place the content in the supplied destination under the supplied path.

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.graph.io

Classes in org.modeshape.graph.io that implement Destination
`class` | `GraphBatchDestination` A `Destination` that makes the changes to a graph via a `Graph.Batch`.

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.graph.xml

Fields in org.modeshape.graph.xml declared as Destination
`protected Destination` | `XmlHandler.destination` The destination where the content should be sent.

Constructors in org.modeshape.graph.xml with parameters of type Destination
`XmlHandler(Destination destination, boolean skipRootElement, Path parent, TextDecoder textDecoder, Name nameAttribute, Name typeAttribute, Name typeAttributeValue, XmlHandler.AttributeScoping scoping)` Create a handler that creates content in the supplied graph

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.jcr

Fields in org.modeshape.jcr declared as Destination
`protected Destination` | `JackrabbitXmlNodeTypeReader.XmlImporter.destination`

Methods in org.modeshape.jcr with parameters of type Destination
`protected void` | `JackrabbitXmlNodeTypeReader.importFrom(Destination destination, Path path, String content, String resourceName)` Method that loads into the graph destination the content containing the node type definitions.
`protected void` | `CndNodeTypeReader.importFrom(Destination destination, Path path, String content, String resourceName)` Method that loads into the graph destination the content containing the node type definitions.

Constructors in org.modeshape.jcr with parameters of type Destination
`JackrabbitXmlNodeTypeReader.XmlImporter(Destination destination, Path parentPath)` Create a new importer that will place the content in the supplied destination under the supplied path.
`JackrabbitXmlNodeTypeReader.XmlImporter(Destination destination, Path parentPath, boolean compatibleWithPreJcr2)` Create a new importer that will place the content in the supplied destination under the supplied path.

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.repository.sequencer

Methods in org.modeshape.repository.sequencer that return Destination
`Destination` | `SequencerContext.getDestination()` Returns the I/O environment in which this sequencer context operates

Uses of Destination in org.modeshape.sequencer.cnd

Classes in org.modeshape.sequencer.cnd that implement Destination
`protected class` | `CndSequencer.OutputDestination`

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