EAPTLSCache Methods

Add a property object to the collection

Add a property object to the collection

Adds a property to the collection with the default Attributes set (PropertyAttrs.writeable)

Add a property object to the collection

Adds a property to the collection

Add a new property object to the collection

Clears the collection

Clears the specified attribute (or multiple attribute bits if the attr value includes multiple attribute bits) in the specified property. The property is assumed to be an int (presumably representing an enumeration) defaulting to zero if not found. If the property already exists then the provided attr bits are cleared from the existing value (using a bit-wise AND of the complement). If the property does not already exist then it is NOT added. You can use IsAttrSet(String, Enum) to determine if one or more attribute bits are set. Use SetAttr(String, Enum) to set a bit or bits.

Creates a copy of this collection and all of it's members

Determines whether an element is in the collection.

Checks for the existence of an item in the hashtable

Copies the entire ArrayList to a compatible one-dimensional Array, starting at the beginning of the target array.

Generates an HTML representation of the properties collection appropriate for display to a developer.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Export the contents of the collection to a tag string.

Flush the specified Properties meta-data, if cached.

Returns a value as a boolean for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then false is returned.

Returns a value as a boolean for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Returns a value as an decimal for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then 0 is returned.

Returns a value as an decimal for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Returns a value as an double for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, 0 is returned.

Returns a value as an double for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Returns an enumerator that can iterate through the ArrayList.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Returns a value as an integer for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then 0 is returned.

Returns a value as an integer (presumably to be interpreted as an enumeration value) for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Returns a value as an integer for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Returns the name of the object (must be an object of type Property)

Returns a value for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist or is blank, then an empty string is returned.

Returns a value for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist or is blank, then the defaultValue is returned.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns a value for a property in the collection. If the property doesn't exist, then the defaultValue is returned.

Imports a NameValueCollection into this collection

Imports a tag-string into this collection. The string should be in the format of: name=value;name=value

Imports a collection of properties into this collection

Imports a tag-string into this collection. The string should be in the format of: name=value;name=value

Imports a tag-string into this collection. The string should be in the format of: name=value;name=value

Returns the zero-based index of the first occurrence of an object in the internal ArrayList or in a portion of it.

Returns the index of the item in the collection (by key)

Inserts an element into the internal ArrayList at the specified index

Determines if the specified attribute is set (or any of the specified attributes are set if the attr value includes multiple attribute bits) in the specified property. The property is assumed to be an int (presumably representing an enumeration) defaulting to zero if not found. You can use SetAttr(String, Enum) to set one or more attribute bits. Use ClearAttr(String, Enum) to clear a bit or bits.

Load overload. This overload loads only from the xmt_properties table.

Load overload. This overload loads only from the xmt_properties table.

Load overload. This overload loads only from the xmt_properties table.

Loads the properties for all objects of specified type, then assigns them to each object Note that the child objects must implement INQBase

Loads the properties for all objects of specified type, then assigns them to each object Note that the child objects must implement INQBase

Loads the collection of property metadata. This collection is used during load and distribute to distribute a set of properties across a collection and it's collected objects. (e.g. Mapper and Fields).

Loads the collection of property metadata. This collection is used during load and distribute to distribute a set of properties across a collection and it's collected objects. (e.g. Mapper and Fields).

Loads the collection of property metadata. This collection is used during load and distribute to distribute a set of properties across a collection and it's collected objects. (e.g. Mapper and Fields).

Merge the properties from another Properties collection into this collection.

Persist each property marked as PropAttrEnum.persist to the xmt_properties table

Persist's the properties to the database

Persist's the properties to the database

Persist's the properties to the database

Prepares this object for cache

Removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the collection

Remove the specified item from the collection.

Removes the element at the specified index

Removes the properties marked with the ToRemove attribute.

Removes the properties marked for deletion.

Removes the element at the specified index

Clears the cached DBLookupCache(String, String, String, DataFuncOptions, String, String) properties.

Set the specified attribute (or multiple attribute bits if the attr value includes multiple attribute bits) in the specified property. The property is assumed to be an int (presumably representing an enumeration) defaulting to zero if not found. If the property already exists then the provided attr bits are ORed into the existing value. If the property does not already exist then it is created and the value set to the provided attr bits. You can use IsAttrSet(String, Enum) to determine if one or more attribute bits are set. Use ClearAttr(String, Enum) to clear a bit or bits.

Sort the list by its key value.

Sort the collection using the provided comparer.

Sort the properties by their values.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

Truncate the array starting at the specified index.

Determines if the object value is equal to another object. If the two objects are null, then this returns true. There is special handling for guid comparisons (since a guid could be a string formatted in up to 3 different ways). If the special guid handling is not performed, then the object.Equals method is used.