- incrementGlobalId() - Static method in class org.netbeans.JaveleonModule
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- INSTALL - Static variable in class org.netbeans.Events
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Module installed
- install() - Static method in class org.netbeans.TopSecurityManager
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- InvalidException - Exception in org.netbeans
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Exception thrown indicating that a module's contents are ill-formed.
- InvalidException(String) - Constructor for exception org.netbeans.InvalidException
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- InvalidException(Module, String) - Constructor for exception org.netbeans.InvalidException
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- InvalidException(Module, String, String) - Constructor for exception org.netbeans.InvalidException
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- isArchivePopulated() - Static method in class org.netbeans.JarClassLoader
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Check whether the archive has already been populated during
previous executions.
- isAutoload() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Is this module automatically loaded?
If so, no information about its state is kept
permanently beyond the existence of its JAR file;
it is enabled when some real module needs it to be,
and disabled when this is no longer the case.
- isEager() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Is this module eagerly enabled?
If so, no information about its state is kept permanently.
- isEnabled() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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- isFixed() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Fixed modules are treated differently.
- isJaveleonPresent - Static variable in class org.netbeans.JaveleonModule
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- isNetigso() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Is this module a wrapper around OSGi?
- isOpen() - Method in class org.netbeans.CLIHandler.Args
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Is open? True if the connection is still alive.
- isOrWillEnable(Module) - Method in class org.netbeans.ModuleManager
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Checks if the module is enabled or WILL be enabled by the current enable operation.
- isReloadable() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Is this module supposed to be easily reloadable?
If so, it is suitable for testing inside the IDE.
- isValid() - Method in class org.netbeans.Module
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Normally a module once created and managed is valid
(that is, either installed or not, but at least managed).