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org.eclipse.wst.server.core
Interface IPublishListener

All Known Implementing Classes:
PublishAdapter

public interface IPublishListener

A publish listener is used to listen for publishing events from a server. The events are typically received in the following order: publishStarted() - The publish operation is starting publishModuleStarted() - This section is fired for each module in the server publishModuleFinished() - This module is finished publishing publishModuleStarted() - The next module is publishing ... publishFinished() - The publish operation is finished

Publish listeners are added to a server via IServer.addPublishListener().

Since:
1.0
See Also:
IServer

Method Summary
 void publishFinished ( IServer server, IStatus status)
          Publishing has finished.
 void publishStarted ( IServer server)
          Fired to notify that publishing has begun.
 

Method Detail

publishStarted

void publishStarted(
IServer server)
Fired to notify that publishing has begun.

Parameters:
server - the server that publishing started on

publishFinished

void publishFinished(
IServer server,
                     IStatus status)
Publishing has finished. Returns the overall status.

Parameters:
server - the server that publishing finished on
status - indicating what (if anything) went wrong



 
 
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