org.jclouds.vcloud.domain
Interface Org

All Superinterfaces:

Comparable<ReferenceType>, ReferenceType

All Known Implementing Classes:

OrgImpl

public interface Org
extends ReferenceType

A vCloud organization is a high-level abstraction that provides a unit of administration for objects and resources. As viewed by a user, an organization (represented by an Org element) can contain Catalog, Network, and vDC elements. If there are any queued, running, or recently completed tasks owned by a member of the organization, it also contains a TasksList element. As viewed by an administrator, an organization also contains users, groups, and other information

Author:

Adrian Cole

Method Summary

Map<String,ReferenceType>	getCatalogs()
String	getDescription() optional description
String	getFullName() full name of the organization
Map<String,ReferenceType>	getNetworks()
List<Task>	getTasks() read‐only container for Task elements.
ReferenceType	getTasksList() If there are any queued, running, or recently completed tasks owned by a member of the organization, it also contains a TasksList.
Map<String,ReferenceType>	getVDCs()

Methods inherited from interface org.jclouds.vcloud.domain.ReferenceType

getHref, getName, getType

Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Comparable

compareTo

Method Detail

getDescription

@Nullable
String getDescription()

optional description

Since:

vcloud api 0.8

getFullName

@Nullable
String getFullName()

full name of the organization

Since:

vcloud api 1.0

getCatalogs

Map<String,ReferenceType> getCatalogs()

Since:

vcloud api 0.8

getVDCs

Map<String,ReferenceType> getVDCs()

Since:

vcloud api 0.8

getTasksList

@Nullable
ReferenceType getTasksList()

If there are any queued, running, or recently completed tasks owned by a member of the organization, it also contains a TasksList.

Since:

vcloud api 0.8

getNetworks

Map<String,ReferenceType> getNetworks()

Since:

vcloud api 1.0

getTasks

List<Task> getTasks()

read‐only container for Task elements. Each element in the container represents a queued, running, or failed task owned by this object.

Since:

vcloud api 1.0