Although you can programmatically create a domain, it is not typical to do so. (For a code sample, see Creating a Domain Object.) In a more typical scenario, you can retrieve a persisted Domain object by calling the GetInstance or FetchInstance method on the Factory.Domain class. You can also retrieve the Domain property of an ObjectStore object.
Namespace:
FileNet.Api.Core
Assembly:
FileNet.Api (in FileNet.Api.dll)
Syntax
Visual Basic (Declaration) |
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Public Interface IDomain _ Implements IInstantiatingScope, IScope, IIndependentlyPersistableObject, IIndependentObject, _ IEngineObject, ICloneable |
C# |
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public interface IDomain : IInstantiatingScope, IScope, IIndependentlyPersistableObject, IIndependentObject, IEngineObject, ICloneable |
Visual C++ |
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public interface class IDomain : IInstantiatingScope, IScope, IIndependentlyPersistableObject, IIndependentObject, IEngineObject, ICloneable |
JavaScript |
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FileNet.Api.Core.IDomain = function(); FileNet.Api.Core.IDomain.createInterface('FileNet.Api.Core.IDomain'); |
Remarks
Metadata
Auditable: false
AllowsInstances: false
AllowsSubClasses: false
ClassDefinitionName: None
IsDependent: false
IsHidden: false
Searchable: false
StorageType: Domain
SuperclassName: GenericObject