public class YtDuration extends AbstractExtension
MediaContent and is
useful when there is no MediaContent.
This tag should go inside MediaGroup, next to media:playerAbstractExtension.AttributesHandlerlocalName, namespace| Constructor and Description |
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YtDuration()
Creates an empty duration tag.
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YtDuration(long seconds)
Creates and initializes a duration tag.
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protected void |
consumeAttributes(AttributeHelper helper)
Consumes attributes from the attribute helper.
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long |
getSeconds()
Gets duration in seconds.
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protected void |
putAttributes(AttributeGenerator generator)
Puts attributes into the attribute generator.
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void |
setSeconds(long seconds)
Sets duration in seconds.
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disableStrictValidation, enableStrictValidation, eq, generate, generate, generateAttributes, getExtensionLocalName, getExtensionNamespace, getHandler, isImmutable, isStrictValidation, sameClassAs, setImmutable, throwExceptionForMissingAttribute, throwExceptionIfImmutable, validatepublic YtDuration()
public YtDuration(long seconds)
public long getSeconds()
public void setSeconds(long seconds)
protected void putAttributes(AttributeGenerator generator)
AbstractExtensionAbstractExtension.generate(XmlWriter,ExtensionProfile). Default implementation
does nothing, though generally this is discouraged unless there really are
no attributes.putAttributes in class AbstractExtensiongenerator - attribute generatorprotected void consumeAttributes(AttributeHelper helper) throws ParseException
AbstractExtensionAttributeHelper.consumeContent(boolean) to consume the element's text
content. Called from AbstractExtension.getHandler(com.google.gdata.data.ExtensionProfile, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, org.xml.sax.Attributes). Default implementation does
nothing, though generally this is discouraged unless there really are no
attributes.consumeAttributes in class AbstractExtensionhelper - attribute helperParseException - any parsing exception