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David McKnight 2007-06-19 20:35:57 +00:00
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rse/plugins/org.eclipse.rse.core/src/org/eclipse/rse/core/events/ISystemRemoteChangeEvents.java
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@ -18,27 +18,72 @@ package org.eclipse.rse.core.events;
/** /**
* The event IDs sent when remote resources in the model change * The event IDs sent when remote resources in the model change
* These IDs are used when creating SystemRemoteChangeEvent objects.
*
*/ */
public interface ISystemRemoteChangeEvents public interface ISystemRemoteChangeEvents
{ {
/** /**
* Event Type: a remote resource was added * Event Type: a remote resource was added
*
* The event stores the following event parameters:
* <ul>
* <li>resource - the remote resource object, or absolute name of the resource as would be given by calling getAbsoluteName on its remote adapter
* <li>resourceParent - the remote resource's parent object, or absolute name, if that is known. If it is non-null, this will aid in refreshing occurrences of that parent.
* <li>subsystem - the subsystem which contains this remote resource. This allows the search for impacts to be
* limited to subsystems of the same parent factory, and to connections with the same hostname as the subsystem's connection.
* <li>oldName - on a rename operation, this is the absolute name of the resource prior to the rename
* <li>originatingViewer - optional. If set, this gives the viewer a clue that it should select the affected resource after refreshing its parent.
* This saves sending a separate event to reveal and select the new created resource on a create event, for example.
* </ul>
*/ */
public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_CREATED = 1; public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_CREATED = 1;
/** /**
* Event Type: a remote resource was removed * Event Type: a remote resource was removed
*
* The event stores the following event parameters:
* <ul>
* <li>resource - the remote resource object, or absolute name of the resource as would be given by calling getAbsoluteName on its remote adapter
* <li>resourceParent - the remote resource's parent object, or absolute name, if that is known. If it is non-null, this will aid in refreshing occurrences of that parent.
* <li>subsystem - the subsystem which contains this remote resource. This allows the search for impacts to be
* limited to subsystems of the same parent factory, and to connections with the same hostname as the subsystem's connection.
* <li>oldName - on a rename operation, this is the absolute name of the resource prior to the rename
* <li>originatingViewer - optional. If set, this gives the viewer a clue that it should select the affected resource after refreshing its parent.
* This saves sending a separate event to reveal and select the new created resource on a create event, for example.
* </ul>
*/ */
public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_DELETED = 2; public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_DELETED = 2;
/** /**
* Event Type: a remote resource was changed * Event Type: a remote resource was changed
*
* The event stores the following event parameters:
* <ul>
* <li>resource - the remote resource object, or absolute name of the resource as would be given by calling getAbsoluteName on its remote adapter
* <li>resourceParent - the remote resource's parent object, or absolute name, if that is known. If it is non-null, this will aid in refreshing occurrences of that parent.
* <li>subsystem - the subsystem which contains this remote resource. This allows the search for impacts to be
* limited to subsystems of the same parent factory, and to connections with the same hostname as the subsystem's connection.
* <li>oldName - on a rename operation, this is the absolute name of the resource prior to the rename
* <li>originatingViewer - optional. If set, this gives the viewer a clue that it should select the affected resource after refreshing its parent.
* This saves sending a separate event to reveal and select the new created resource on a create event, for example.
* </ul>
*/ */
public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_CHANGED = 4; public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_CHANGED = 4;
/** /**
* Event Type: a remote resource was renamed * Event Type: a remote resource was renamed
*
* The event stores the following event parameters:
* <ul>
* <li>resource - the remote resource object, or absolute name of the resource as would be given by calling getAbsoluteName on its remote adapter
* <li>resourceParent - the remote resource's parent object, or absolute name, if that is known. If it is non-null, this will aid in refreshing occurrences of that parent.
* <li>subsystem - the subsystem which contains this remote resource. This allows the search for impacts to be
* limited to subsystems of the same parent factory, and to connections with the same hostname as the subsystem's connection.
* <li>oldName - on a rename operation, this is the absolute name of the resource prior to the rename
* <li>originatingViewer - optional. If set, this gives the viewer a clue that it should select the affected resource after refreshing its parent.
* This saves sending a separate event to reveal and select the new created resource on a create event, for example.
* </ul>
*/ */
public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_RENAMED = 8; public static final int SYSTEM_REMOTE_RESOURCE_RENAMED = 8;