Java tutorial
package org.springframework.ide.eclipse.boot.dash.model; import java.util.Comparator; import org.springframework.ide.eclipse.boot.dash.views.BootDashModelConsoleManager; import org.springsource.ide.eclipse.commons.livexp.core.LiveExpression; import org.springsource.ide.eclipse.commons.livexp.core.ObservableSet; import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet; public interface BootDashModel { interface ModelStateListener { void stateChanged(BootDashModel model); } interface ElementStateListener { /** * Called when something about the element has changed. * <p> * Note this doesn't get called when (top-level) elements are * added / removed to the model. Only when some property of * the element itself has changed. * <p> * Note: think of the 'children' of an element as a propery of its parent element. * So, if a child is added/removed to/from an element then the element * itself will receive a stateChanged event. */ void stateChanged(BootDashElement e); } RunTarget getRunTarget(); ObservableSet<BootDashElement> getElements(); BootDashModelConsoleManager getElementConsoleManager(); /** * When no longer needed the model should be disposed, otherwise it will * continue listening for changes to the workspace in order to keep itself * in synch. */ void dispose(); /** * Trigger manual model refresh. */ void refresh(UserInteractions ui); void addElementStateListener(BootDashModel.ElementStateListener l); void removeElementStateListener(BootDashModel.ElementStateListener l); void addModelStateListener(BootDashModel.ModelStateListener l); void removeModelStateListener(BootDashModel.ModelStateListener l); BootDashViewModel getViewModel(); /** * Send notification to listenters that a given element's state changed. * * @param element The element that changed * @param info Some additional info, more or less reflects the 'reason' for the change event. * This can be used to be to log/track the cause of a change event. * This can be very useful to debug test failures. It is not really intended to be * used for any other purpose. */ void notifyElementChanged(BootDashElement element, Object info); RefreshState getRefreshState(); Comparator<BootDashElement> getElementComparator(); void notifyModelStateChanged(); /** * Gets the current name template associated with this model. This may either be * a custom template set via the 'setNameTemplate' method, or it might be a * template inherited from the runtarget type, or it may be null (if the runtarget * type does not provide a name template. * * @return The effective name template or null. */ String getNameTemplate(); /** * Set a custom name template for this model. Note that this only works on models who's target provides support for * persistent properties (since that's where this value is ultimately stored). * <p> * Setting the template to null makes the effective template be inherited from the runtarget type. */ void setNameTemplate(String template) throws Exception; /** * @return true if this model has a custom name template (false means it inherits name template from its target type). */ boolean hasCustomNameTemplate(); String getDisplayName(); ObservableSet<ButtonModel> getButtons(); }