Creates a Crosswalk which is able to perform a crosswalk
from the specified source schema to the specified destination
schema using the specified crosswalk file.
The DatabaseRecord class is an class which should be used by a database
connector and contains the columns and a values of a single record within the
database.
Performs a SOAP call to the specified method on the iSphere for which
this GenericProxy was created, using the specified list of parameters,
parameter names and types and the specified SOAPAction.
Tries to determine whether two Crosswalk objects are
equal to each other, which is true when both the source
element and destination element id are the same.
Performs the actual crosswalking using the information
contained within this class and the specified metadata
and returns a copy of the source metadata that is conform
to the destination schema.
Returns the fully qualified name of a Java class which
will provide lookup features for the values entered in
a scheme when using the TYPE_LOOKUP type.
Returns the color depth which is used by the image, or it throws
an IllegalStateException when the image file hasn't been loaded yet,
in which case the load method should first be called.
Retrieves a list of unique identifiers for the elements with
the specified names, or throws a NoSuchElementException when
one of the specified elements does not exist.
Returns the height of the image, or it throws an IllegalStateException
when the image file hasn't been loaded yet, in which case the load
method should first be called.
This function returns the number of results found by the search process,
please note - that the number of results found may increase over time as
the iSphere galaxy is explored further.
Returns the list of unique identifiers for the elements that
specify the location of the digital object that accompanies
MetadataObjects using this Schema.
Search results are broken into pages, and as the user thumbs through
these pages the offSet within the searchResult listing changes (the
offSet indicates where in the search result listing the user is).
Search results are broken into pages, and as the user thumbs through
these pages the offSet within the searchResult listing changes (the
offSet indicates where in the search result listing the user is).