ContentListFactory Object
Use this object to efficiently maintain lists of content items that compete with each other to be selected for display on a Web page by a Content Selection pipeline (CSP).
ProgID: |
Commerce.ContentListFactory (Externally creatable) |
COM Class Name: |
ContentListFactory |
Type Library Name: |
Microsoft Commerce Server Cache Manager Type Library |
DLL Name: |
mscscache.dll |
Threading Model: |
Both |
[C++]
COM Interface Name: |
IContentListFactory |
Interface ID Constant: |
IID_IContentListFactory |
Header File: |
cacheint.h |
In C++, use the IContentListFactory and IDataContainer interfaces to access to the methods and properties of a ContentListFactory object.
Methods
Method |
Description |
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Builds an index on the specified column. |
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Initializes a ContentListFactory object, and creates and initializes a new ContentListSchema object, from an ADO Recordset object. The ContentListFactory object is populated with the data from the Recordset object. |
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Creates a new ContentList object based on the schema in use by this ContentListFactory object. The new ContentList object has access to the shared data in the ContentListFactory object that created it. |
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Gets data from a specified row and column in a ContentListFactory object in a high-performance, non-scriptable manner. |
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Returns a RowCollection object containing the collection of content items that match the search criteria. |
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Sets data at a specified row and column in a ContentListFactory object in a high-performance, non-scriptable manner. |
Properties
Property |
Description |
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The collection of all rows in the ContentListFactory object. This property is read-only. |
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The number of rows in the ContentListFactory object. This property is read/write. |
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The Fields collection for a particular row in the ContentListFactory object. This property is read-only. |
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Stores a reference to the ContentListSchema object used by this ContentListFactory object. This property is read/write. |
Remarks
Note
The ContentList and the ContentListFactory objects are designed to be run in-process with their clients. The GetData and SetData methods assume direct memory access for performance reasons.
Both the ContentList object and the ContentListFactory object implement a common interface, IDataContainer. Therefore they share the following methods and properties, which are functionally identical on both objects:
Properties:
AllRows
Count
Fields
Methods:
BuildIndex
GetData
Search
SetData