public class Ri1RegistryTableLoadDialog extends AbstractTableLoadDialog
This is not very user-friendly or useful, and hence is somewhat deprecated. A TAP query on a Relational Registry service (RegTAP) is usually a better way to acquire registry information.
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static String[] | 
defaultQueries_
List of preset queries available by default. 
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Ri1RegistryTableLoadDialog()
Constructor. 
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protected Component | 
createQueryComponent()
Constructs the query component used by this dialogue. 
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TableLoader | 
createTableLoader()
Returns a new object which specifies how table loading is to 
 be performed. 
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String | 
getDescription()
Returns a short description of this dialogue. 
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String | 
getName()
Returns the name of this dialogue. 
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boolean | 
isAvailable()
The default implementation returns true. 
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addToolbarAction, asIOException, configure, createFormatSelector, getIcon, getMenus, getQueryComponent, getSelectedFormat, getSubmitAction, getToolbarActions, isComponentShowing, isReady, setIcon, setIconUrl, setMenus, setToolbarActions, submit, updateReadypublic static String[] defaultQueries_
protected Component createQueryComponent()
AbstractTableLoadDialogcreateQueryComponent in class AbstractTableLoadDialogpublic String getName()
TableLoadDialogAction.NAME).getName in interface TableLoadDialoggetName in class AbstractTableLoadDialogpublic String getDescription()
TableLoadDialogAction.SHORT_DESCRIPTION).getDescription in interface TableLoadDialoggetDescription in class AbstractTableLoadDialogpublic boolean isAvailable()
AbstractTableLoadDialogisAvailable in interface TableLoadDialogisAvailable in class AbstractTableLoadDialogpublic TableLoader createTableLoader()
TableLoadDialogIf the dialogue is not in a suitable state, either return null, or, if you want to provide more detailed information about what's wrong, throw a RuntimeException with an informative message.
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