Uses of Class javax.management.relation.RoleResult (Java Platform SE 8 )
Date: 2018-03-02

## Uses of Class
javax.management.relation.RoleResult

- Packages that use RoleResult
  Package | Description
  --- | ---
  javax.management.relation | Provides the definition of the Relation Service.

- - ### Uses of RoleResult in javax.management.relation

    Methods in javax.management.relation that return RoleResult
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `RoleResult` | Relation.`getAllRoles()` Returns all roles present in the relation.
    `RoleResult` | RelationSupport.`getAllRoles()` Returns all roles present in the relation.
    `RoleResult` | RelationServiceMBean.`getAllRoles(String relationId)` Returns all roles present in the relation.
    `RoleResult` | RelationService.`getAllRoles(String relationId)` Returns all roles present in the relation.
    `RoleResult` | Relation.`getRoles(String[] roleNameArray)` Retrieves values of roles with given names.
    `RoleResult` | RelationSupport.`getRoles(String[] roleNameArray)` Retrieves values of roles with given names.
    `RoleResult` | RelationServiceMBean.`getRoles(String relationId, String[] roleNameArray)` Retrieves values of roles with given names in given relation.
    `RoleResult` | RelationService.`getRoles(String relationId, String[] roleNameArray)` Retrieves values of roles with given names in given relation.
    `RoleResult` | Relation.`setRoles(RoleList roleList)` Sets the given roles.
    `RoleResult` | RelationSupport.`setRoles(RoleList list)` Sets the given roles.
    `RoleResult` | RelationServiceMBean.`setRoles(String relationId, RoleList roleList)` Sets the given roles in given relation.
    `RoleResult` | RelationService.`setRoles(String relationId, RoleList roleList)` Sets the given roles in given relation.

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