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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.help
Interface IHelpResource

All Known Subinterfaces:
IToc, ITopic

public interface IHelpResource

A help resource, usually a help topic.

This interface models a help resource. In general, help resources are either html help files, or table of contents XML files.

Since:
2.0

Field Summary
static  String HREF
          This is attribute name used for href in XML files.
static  String LABEL
          This is attribute name used for label in XML files.
 
Method Summary
  String getHref ()
          Returns the URL (as a string) associated with this help resource.
  String getLabel ()
          Returns the label of this help resource.
 

Field Detail

HREF

static final 
String HREF
This is attribute name used for href in XML files.

See Also:
Constant Field Values

LABEL

static final 
String LABEL
This is attribute name used for label in XML files.

See Also:
Constant Field Values
Method Detail

getHref


String getHref()
Returns the URL (as a string) associated with this help resource.

Returns:
the URL (as a string) associated with the resource

Valid URL of a help resource is:

  • a /pluginID/path/to/resource, where
    • pluginID is the unique identifier of the plugin containing the help resource,
    • path/to/document is the help resource path, relative to the plugin directory.
    For example. /myplugin/mytoc.xml or /myplugin/references/myclass.html are vaild.
  • string representation of URI to an external document. In this case, all special characters have to be enoded such that the URI is appropriate to be opened with a web browser. https://eclipse.org/documents/my%20file.html and jar:file:/c:/my%20sources/src.zip!/mypackage/MyClass.html are examples of valid URIs.


getLabel


String getLabel()
Returns the label of this help resource.

Returns:
the label

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

Guidelines for using Eclipse APIs.

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