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publicfinalclassGetIndexesRequest
A request to get a range of indexes. You can specify a number of
restrictions, such as the number of indexes to return, the prefix
with which names of the returned indexes must begin, etc.
A namespace may be specified, otherwise the default namespace will
be used. Only the indexes defined in the namespace, default or
otherwise, will be returned.
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