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The methods of the IProjectCenterUi class are listed here.

Methods

| Name | Description
| CanExportChild | This is CanExportChild, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| CanExportChildren | This is CanExportChildren, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| CanImportChild(Stream) | Checks whether a Project can be imported.
| CanImportChild(Stream, IDictionary<string, object>) | Checks whether a Project can be imported.
| CreateChild() | This is CreateChild, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| CreateChild(IDictionary<string, object>) | This is CreateChild, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| DeleteChild | Deletes a project based on the project info. During the deletion process, user interfaces can be displayed inside this method for further control. If the project already is in the recycle bin (see IBaseProjectInfo.IsInRecycleBin), the project will be deleted permanently. Otherwise the project will be moved to the recycle bin. You can use ForceDeleteChild or ForceDeleteChildren if a project is not in the recycle bin and should be deleted permanently on the first call.
| DeleteChildren | Delete projects based on the given list of IBaseProjectInfo. During the deletion process, user interfaces can be displayed inside this method for further control. If a project already is in the recycle bin (see IProject.IsInRecycleBin), the project will be deleted permanently. Otherwise the project will be moved to the recycle bin. You can use ForceDeleteChild or ForceDeleteChildren if a project is not in the recycle bin and should be deleted permanently on the first call.
| ExportChild | This is ExportChild, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| ExportChildren | This is ExportChildren, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| ForceDeleteChild | Deletes a project based on the project info. During the deletion process, user interfaces can be displayed inside this method for further control. The project will be deleted permanently. You can use DeleteChild or DeleteChildren if a project should not be deleted permanently on the first call.
| ForceDeleteChildren | Force delete projects based on the given list of IBaseProjectInfo. During the deletion process, user interfaces can be displayed inside this method for further control. The given entries will be deleted permanently. You can use DeleteChildren, if the entries should not be deleted permanently on the first call.
| GetChild | This is GetChild, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| GetChildren | This is GetChildren, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.
| ImportChild(Stream) | Imports a project from the provided content. It is possible to import a project with a *.LOB file (ExportChild. Additional formats to import are specified in the "Public API Documentation" (Confluence).
| ImportChild(Stream, IDictionary<string, object>) | Imports a project from the provided content. It is possible to import a project with a *.LOB file (ExportChild. Additional formats to import are specified in the "Public API Documentation" (Confluence).
| SetApplicationHandle | This is SetApplicationHandle, a member of class IProjectCenterUi.

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