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     The Free and Open Productivity Suite
   
      
      
  
 
::  com  :: sun  :: star  :: frame  :: 
 
 
interface XFrameLoader 
 
 
Description  
load components into a frame
  
 It's an asynchronous loading. For synchronous processes use XSynchronousFrameLoader 
 instead of this one. The generic load algorithm of the office supports both ones - but prefered
 the synchronous interface.
 
  
See also  
XFrame  
 
 
 
 
Methods' Summary 
 
load  
starts the loading of the specified resource into the specified Frame .
   
 
cancel  
cancels the loading process.
   
 
Methods' Details 
 
load 
 
Description  
starts the loading of the specified resource into the specified Frame .
  
Parameter Frame  
specifies the loading target
  
Parameter URL  
describes the ressource of loading component
 Support of special protocols are implementation details
 and depends from the environment.
  
Parameter Arguments  
optional arguments for loading
 (see ::com::sun::star::document ::MediaDescriptor  for further informations)
  
Parameter Listener  
this listener will be informed about success
  
See also  
XLoadEventListener  
 
 
 
 
 
cancel 
 
Description  
cancels the loading process.
  
 After returning from this call, neither the frame nor the
 load-event-listener specified in XFrameLoader ::load()  may be called back.
 Because only the owner of this process who called load method
 before can cancel this process. And he doesn't need any notification about that.
 On the other hand - nobody then this owner himself can be registered as an
 XLoadEventListener  here.
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
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