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package org.netbeans.modules.hudson.api;

import java.util.Collection;
import javax.swing.event.ChangeListener;

/**
 * An item which is a folder for other jobs (or subfolders).
 * Could be any {@code ViewGroup} but probably from the CloudBees Folders plugin for Jenkins.
 * 

The current interface defines no {@code getViews} method, showing only the primary view. * This is not such a loss, since heavy users of folders are not likely to need lots of views anyway. * The standard connector also assumes that there is an exported {@link primaryView} field, * defined in the Jenkins version of the interface. *

In the Hudson/Jenkins model, this would really in an inheritance hierarchy with {@link HudsonJob} and {@link HudsonInstance}, * but due to the many methods in those interfaces which make no sense on folders, it seems better to separate them. * @since hudson/1.31 */ public interface HudsonFolder { String getName(); String getUrl(); Collection getJobs(); Collection getFolders(); HudsonInstance getInstance(); void addChangeListener(ChangeListener listener); void removeChangeListener(ChangeListener listener); }





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