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Package org.eclipse.update.search

Provides support for performing searches and filtering of features.

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Interface Summary

IQueryUpdateSiteAdapter	This interface is used for update site adapter used for specific query serches.
IUpdateSearchCategory	This interface is used to encapsulate a particular Update search pattern.
IUpdateSearchFilter	Classes that implement this interface can be used to filter the results of the update search.
IUpdateSearchQuery	A search query.
IUpdateSearchResultCollector	Search results are collected by implementing this interface and passing it to the search request.
IUpdateSearchSite	This interface is used to represent sites that need to be searched within the search scope.
IUpdateSiteAdapter	This interface wraps an update site URL and adds a presentation label.

Class Summary

BackLevelFilter	This class can be added to the update search request to filter out features that are back-level (are older or the same as the features already installed).
BaseFilter	Base filter class Note: This class/interface is part of an interim API that is still under development and expected to change significantly before reaching stability.
EnvironmentFilter	This class can be added to the update search request to filter out features that do not match the current environment settings.
UpdateSearchRequest	This class is central to update search.
UpdateSearchScope	This class encapsulates update scope of the update search.
VersionedIdentifiersFilter	This class can be added to the update search request to filter out features that are not part of the specified set.

Package org.eclipse.update.search Description

Provides support for performing searches and filtering of features.

Package Specification

This package contains interfaces and helper classes for creating and executing search operations.

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.