Examples of SupportedPackageType

     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    protected ContentProviderPackageDetails createPackage(RemotePackageInfo rpi) throws Exception {


        SupportedPackageType supportedPackageType = determinePackageType(rpi);
        if (supportedPackageType == null) {
            return null; // we can't handle this file - it is an unknown/unsupported package type
        }


        ContentProviderPackageDetails pkg = null;

Examples of org.rhq.enterprise.server.plugins.url.RemotePackageInfo.SupportedPackageType

            // All of these properties must exist, any nulls should trigger runtime exceptions which is what we want
            // because if the configuration is bad, this content source should not initialize. 
            List<Property> packageTypesList = list.getList();
            for (Property property : packageTypesList) {
                PropertyMap pkgType = (PropertyMap) property;
                SupportedPackageType supportedPackageType = new SupportedPackageType();
                supportedPackageType.packageTypeName = pkgType.getSimpleValue("packageTypeName", null);
                supportedPackageType.architectureName = pkgType.getSimpleValue("architectureName", null);
                supportedPackageType.resourceTypeName = pkgType.getSimpleValue("resourceTypeName", null);
                supportedPackageType.resourceTypePluginName = pkgType.getSimpleValue("resourceTypePluginName", null);

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