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CExampleInterface Class Reference

+Inheritance diagram for CExampleInterface:
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+ +CImplementationClassOne +CImplementationClassTwo + +
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Public Member Functions

+virtual ~CExampleInterface ()
+virtual void DoMethodL (TDes &aString)=0

Static Public Member Functions

+static
+CExampleInterface * 		NewL ()
+static
+CExampleInterface * 		NewL (const TDesC8 &aMatchString)
+static
+CExampleInterface * 		NewL (const TDesC8 &aMatchString, TExampleInterfaceInitParams &aParams)
+static void ListAllImplementationsL (RImplInfoPtrArray &aImplInfoArray)

Protected Member Functions

+ CExampleInterface ()

Classes

struct  TExampleInterfaceInitParams
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Detailed Description

+An example abstract class being representative of the concrete class which the client wishes to use.

+It acts as a base, for a real class to provide all the functionality that a client requires. It supplies instantiation & destruction by using the ECom framework, and functional services by using the methods of the actual class. +

Definition at line 36 of file Interface.h.

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