JamService (The Adobe Experience Manager SDK 2022.11.9850.20221116T162329Z-220900)

All Known Implementing Classes:

JamServiceImpl
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public interface JamService
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Encapsulates the a set of java classes which were which met a set of criteria described in a JamServiceParams object. A JamService exposes both a particular set of JClasses, as well as a JamClassLoader which can be used to load related classes.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`JClass[]`	`getAllClasses()`	Returns all of the JClasses returned by getClasses() in a single array.
`JamClassIterator`	`getClasses()`	Returns an iterator of the JClasses named in the array returned by getClassNames().
`JamClassLoader`	`getClassLoader()`	Returns a JamClassLoader which can be used to load JClasses from class- and source-file locations specified in the JamServiceParams with which this service was instantiated.
`java.lang.String[]`	`getClassNames()`	Returns the names of the classes that were described in the JamServiceParams object used to create this service.

- Method Detail
  - getClassLoader
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JamClassLoader getClassLoader()
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    Returns a JamClassLoader which can be used to load JClasses from class- and source-file locations specified in the JamServiceParams with which this service was instantiated. Note that it is possible to use this mechanism to load JClasses that are not returned by getClasses().
  - getClassNames
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java.lang.String[] getClassNames()
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    Returns the names of the classes that were described in the JamServiceParams object used to create this service. Note that this list will never change for a given service; though it is possible to use the service's JamClassLoader to load other types, this method will always return the initial set of classes.
  - getClasses
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JamClassIterator getClasses()
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    Returns an iterator of the JClasses named in the array returned by getClassNames().
  - getAllClasses
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JClass[] getAllClasses()
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    Returns all of the JClasses returned by getClasses() in a single array. Use of this method (as opposed to getClasses()) is not advised if you expect to be dealing with a very large set of classes, as it makes it less likely that JClasses will be garbage collected when no longer needed.