Uses of Class
com.splunk.ResourceCollection

Packages that use ResourceCollection
com.splunk   
 

Uses of ResourceCollection in com.splunk
 

Subclasses of ResourceCollection in com.splunk
 class ConfCollection
          The ConfCollection class represents a collection of configuration files.
 class DataModelCollection
           
 class EntityCollection<T extends Entity>
          The EntityCollection class represents a collection of Splunk entities.
 class EventTypeCollection
          The EventTypeCollection class represents a collection of event types.
 class FiredAlertGroupCollection
          The FiredAlertGroupCollection class represents a collection of fired alert groups.
 class IndexCollection
          The IndexCollection class represents a collection of indexes.
 class InputCollection
          The InputCollection class represents a collection of inputs.
 class JobCollection
          The JobCollection class represents a collection of jobs.
 class LicensePoolCollection
          The LicensePoolCollection class represents a collection of license pools.
 class MessageCollection
          The MessageCollection class represents a collection of messages, providing access to Splunk system messages.
 class PasswordCollection
          The PasswordCollection class represents a collection of credentials.
 class SavedSearchCollection
          The SavedSearchCollection class represents a collection of saved searches.
 class UserCollection
          The UserCollection class represents a collection of Splunk users who are registered on the current Splunk server.
 

Methods in com.splunk that return ResourceCollection
 ResourceCollection<ModularInputKind> Service.getModularInputKinds()
          Returns a collection of modular inputs.
 ResourceCollection<ModularInputKind> Service.getModularInputKinds(Args args)
          Returns a collection of modular inputs.
 ResourceCollection ResourceCollection.refresh()
          Refreshes the local state of this resource.
 ResourceCollection<T> ResourceCollection.validate()
          Ensures that the local state of the resource is current, calling refresh if necessary.