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Eclipse JDT
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.jdt.launching.environments
Interface IAccessRuleParticipant


public interface IAccessRuleParticipant

Contributes access rules for an execution environment. Contributed with an execution environments extension.

Clients contributing an access rule participant may implement this interface.

Since:
3.3

Method Summary
  IAccessRule[][] getAccessRules ( IExecutionEnvironment environment, IVMInstall vm, LibraryLocation[] libraries, IJavaProject project)
          Returns a collection of access rules to be applied to the specified VM libraries and execution environment in the context of the given project.
 

Method Detail

getAccessRules


IAccessRule[][] getAccessRules(
IExecutionEnvironment environment,
                               
IVMInstall vm,
                               
LibraryLocation[] libraries,
                               
IJavaProject project)
Returns a collection of access rules to be applied to the specified VM libraries and execution environment in the context of the given project. An array of access rules is returned for each library specified by libraries, possibly empty.

Parameters:
environment - the environment that access rules are requested for
vm - the vm that access rules are requested for
libraries - the libraries that access rules are requested for
project - the project the access rules are requested for or null if none
Returns:
a collection of arrays of access rules - one array per library, possibly empty
Since:
3.3

Eclipse JDT
Release 3.5

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