Deletion objector for determining whether or not to delete an object from an application
OwnerRichard Hagartyinventor
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A value-add software component of an application registers as a deletion objector in order to help determine whether or not to delete an object from an object database in the application. A user interface (UI) component in the application receives a request from the user to delete one or more selected objects from the database, and notifies the deletion objector of the received deletion request. In response, the deletion objector notifies the UI component whether or not the selected objects should be deleted based on any dependencies the deletion objector has built on the selected object(s) in the deletion request. The deletion objector's response to the deletion request may indicate either that the selected objects should be deleted, the selected objects should not be deleted, or that the user should be warned of certain consequences before the selected objects are deleted.
A software framework on a computer readable medium, execution of which causes one or more processors to determine whether or not to delete a resource object from an application, the software framework comprising:
A user interface (UI) component in a computer-readable medium, execution of which causes one or more processors to determine whether or not to delete a resource object from a resource object database maintained by an application, the UI component comprising:
A method of determining whether or not to delete a resource object from an application executed on one or more processors, the application including a user interface (UI) component and one or more value-add components registered as deletion objectors, the method comprising:
An apparatus for determining whether or not to delete a resource object from a resource object database, the resource object database being maintained by an application executed on one or more processors, the apparatus comprising:
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