wt.folder
Class Cabinet
java.lang.Object
wt.fc.WTObject
wt.fc.Item
wt.folder.Cabinet
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Externalizable, Serializable, AccessControlled, wt.access.AccessControlList, wt.access.AdHocControlled, IdentityAccessControlled, wt.access.PolicyAccessControlled, wt.access.SecurityLabeled, wt.admin.DomainAdministered, wt.fc.BusinessInformation, Identified, NetFactor, ObjectMappable, Persistable, CabinetBased, Folder, wt.folder.FolderServiceManaged, DisplayIdentification, WTContained, WTContainedIdentified, Notifiable, Ownable, wt.recent.RecentlyVisited
public final class Cabinet
- extends Item
- implements Identified, Notifiable, wt.access.AdHocControlled, Folder, wt.fc.BusinessInformation, Ownable, IdentityAccessControlled, Externalizable
A Cabinet is a major organizing characteristic for information residing
in folders. A cabinet acts like a top-level folder, providing containment
for the information that is "inside" of it. There are two types of Cabinets,
personal cabinets and shared cabinets. Both can be associated with any
AdministrativeDomain. A Personal Cabinet holds the information owned
by a specific user while a Shared Cabinet contains the information that
can be accessed by other users in the system depending on the administrative
polices.
The methods in this class are not intended for general client usage because
they implement lower level functionality compared to methods on the FolderService.
Use the newCabinet static factory method(s), not the Cabinet
constructor, to construct instances of this class. Instances must be
constructed using the static factory(s), in order to ensure proper initialization
of the instance.
Supported API: true
Extendable: false
- See Also:
AdministrativeDomain,
Ownable,
CabinetIdentity,
Serialized Form