Rational Developer for Power Systems Software
V7.6

Package com.ibm.etools.iseries.rse.ui.uda

Class Summary
IFSUDActionEditPane Subclass of generic universal files action edit pane, specialized for iSeries IFS user actions.
IFSUDActionSubsystem Specialization of universal file user action support for IFS
IFSUDActionSubsystemAdapter  
IFSUDSubstList Encapsulation of the substitution variables for IFS folders/files when user selects QSYS command type.
IFSUDSubstListFiles Encapsulation of the substitution variables for IFS files when user selects QSYS command type.
IFSUDTypesEditPaneFiles This class is used just to set a proper name validator that can handle the NLS problems in open rse 3.0.1.
JobUDActionSubsystem User Action subclass for managing user actions for Job Subsystem.
JobUDActionSubsystemAdapter  
JobUDSubstList Encapsulation of the unique substitution variables for jobs
NFSUDActionSubsystem  
NFSUDSubstListCommon Encapsulation of the common substitution variables for both iSeries objects and members.
NFSUDSubstListMember  
NFSUDSubstListObject  
NFSUDTypesEditor This is an "editor" for defining the types part of a named type, for iSeries objects.
NFSUDTypesEditPane This subclass specializes the named-type edit pane for iSeries (objects and members) native file system named types
QSYSUDActionEditPane Subclass of generic action edit pane, specialized for iSeries NFS user actions.
QSYSUDActionSubsystem Abstraction of the common services for both iSeries Objects and iSeries Jobs for the support of user defined actions.
QSYSUDActionSubsystemAdapter  
QSYSUDSubstListCommon Encapsulation of the common substitution variables for both iSeries objects and members.
UDActionSubsystemAdapterFactory  
 


Rational Developer for Power Systems Software
V7.6

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Note: This documentation is for part of an interim API that is still under development and expected to change significantly before reaching stability. It is being made available at this early stage to solicit feedback from pioneering adopters on the understanding that any code that uses this API will almost certainly be broken (repeatedly) as the API evolves.