GetSchemaResponse.Builder.SetSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs Method
Definition
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Sets the documents from the provided schemaType can be read by the caller if they match the ALL visibility requirements set in SchemaVisibilityConfig.
[Android.Runtime.Register("setSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs", "(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/util/Set;)Landroid/app/appsearch/GetSchemaResponse$Builder;", "", ApiSince=35)]
public Android.App.AppSearch.GetSchemaResponse.Builder SetSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs(string schemaType, System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<Android.App.AppSearch.SchemaVisibilityConfig> visibleToConfigs);[<Android.Runtime.Register("setSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs", "(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/util/Set;)Landroid/app/appsearch/GetSchemaResponse$Builder;", "", ApiSince=35)>]
member this.SetSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs : string * System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<Android.App.AppSearch.SchemaVisibilityConfig> -> Android.App.AppSearch.GetSchemaResponse.BuilderParameters
- schemaType
- String
The schema type to set visibility on. This value cannot be null.
- visibleToConfigs
- ICollection<SchemaVisibilityConfig>
The SchemaVisibilityConfig s hold all requirements that a call must to match to access the schema. This value cannot be null.
Returns
- Attributes
Remarks
Sets the documents from the provided schemaType can be read by the caller if they match the ALL visibility requirements set in SchemaVisibilityConfig. The requirements in a SchemaVisibilityConfig is "AND" relationship. A caller must match ALL requirements to access the schema. For example, a caller must hold required permissions AND it is a specified package. The querier could have access if they match ALL requirements in ANY of the given SchemaVisibilityConfig s For example, if the Set contains {{PackageA and Permission1}, {PackageB and Permission2}}. A querier from packageA could read if they holds Permission1. A querier from packageA could NOT read if they only holds Permission2 instead of Permission1. A querier from packageB could read if they holds Permission2. A querier from packageC could never read. A querier holds both PermissionA and PermissionE has access.
Android reference for android.app.appsearch.GetSchemaResponse.Builder.setSchemaTypeVisibleToConfigs.
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