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## Uses of Class
org.openide.loaders.DataObjectExistsException

Packages that use DataObjectExistsException
org.openide.loaders | Datasystems are the logical layer between a filesystem and the regular functions of the IDE.

Uses of DataObjectExistsException in org.openide.loaders

Methods in org.openide.loaders that throw DataObjectExistsException
`protected abstract MultiDataObject` | `UniFileLoader.createMultiObject(FileObject primaryFile)`
`protected abstract MultiDataObject` | `MultiFileLoader.createMultiObject(FileObject primaryFile)` Creates the right data object for a given primary file.

Constructors in org.openide.loaders that throw DataObjectExistsException
`DataFolder(FileObject fo)` Deprecated. This method should not be used in client code. If you are searching for a `DataFolder` for a FileObject use `DataFolder.findFolder(org.openide.filesystems.FileObject)` factory method.
`DataFolder(FileObject fo, DataLoader loader)` Deprecated. Since 1.13 do not use this constructor, it is for backward compatibility only.
`DataFolder(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)` Create a data folder from a folder file object.
`DataObject(FileObject pf, DataLoader loader)` Create new data object.
`DataShadow(FileObject fo, DataObject original, DataLoader loader)` Deprecated. Since 1.13 do not use this constructor, it is for backward compatibility only
`DataShadow(FileObject fo, DataObject original, MultiFileLoader loader)` Constructs new data shadow for given primary file and referenced original.
`InstanceDataObject(FileObject pf, MultiFileLoader loader)` Create a new instance.
`MultiDataObject(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)` Create a MultiFileObject.
`XMLDataObject(FileObject fo, MultiFileLoader loader)` Create new XMLDataObject.

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