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Package org.eclipse.update.operations

Provides support for performing various install/update operations.

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Interface Summary

IBatchOperation	A batch operation is needed to execute a group of feature operations, such as installing a set of features.
IConfigFeatureOperation	Operation that enables a feature in a configuration.
IFeatureOperation	An operation that applies to a feature, such as install, uninstall, etc.
IInstallFeatureOperation	An installation operation.
IOperation	Base update manager operation.
IOperationFactory	A factory interface for creating operations.
IOperationListener	Listener for the operation lifecycle.
IOperationValidator	This class contains various validation methods to be invoked before or during executing update manager operations.
IReplaceFeatureVersionOperation	Operation that replaces a current feature by another version.
IRevertConfigurationOperation	An operation in which the current configuration is replaced by a previous one.
IToggleSiteOperation	An operation in which the unconfigured/configured state of a site is toggled.
IUnconfigFeatureOperation	An operation that disables (unconfigure) a feature in a site.
IUninstallFeatureOperation	A feature uninstall operation.
IUpdateModelChangedListener	Listener for update model changes.

Class Summary

OperationsManager

Entry point for update manager operations.

Package org.eclipse.update.operations Description

Provides support for performing various install/update operations.

Package Specification

This package contains interfaces for performing update/install operations without using the Update Manager user interface.

Note: This package is 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.