Name

FindQualifier

Synopsis

public interface FindQualifier {
// Public Constants
    public static final String AND_ALL_KEYS;
               // ="andAllKeys”
    public static final String CASE_SENSITIVE_MATCH;
               // ="caseSensitiveMatch”
    public static final String COMBINE_CLASSIFICATIONS;
               // ="combineClassifications”
    public static final String EXACT_NAME_MATCH;
               // ="exactNameMatch”
    public static final String OR_ALL_KEYS;
               // ="orAllKeys”
    public static final String OR_LIKE_KEYS;
               // ="orLikeKeys”
    public static final String SERVICE_SUBSET;
               // ="serviceSubset”
    public static final String SORT_BY_DATE_ASC;
               // ="sortByDateAsc”
    public static final String SORT_BY_DATE_DESC;
               // ="sortByDateDesc”
    public static final String SORT_BY_NAME_ASC;
               // ="sortByNameAsc”
    public static final String SORT_BY_NAME_DESC;
               // ="sortByNameDesc”
    public static final String SOUNDEX;
               // ="soundex”
}

The FindQualifier interface defines constants that are used when performing registry search operations to specify criteria such has how to combine multiple keys, whether the operation should consider case, and whether the results should be sorted. Registry providers are required to implement all qualifiers, apart from SOUNDEX, while non-UDDI providers are not required to implement SERVICE_SUBSET and COMBINE_CLASSIFICATIONS.

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