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package org.scijava;

/**
 * An object whose location is defined by a URL string.
 * 
 * @author Curtis Rueden
 */
public interface Locatable {

	/** Gets the URL string defining the object's location. */
	String getLocation();

}

Add an interface for objects with URL locations
Add an interface for objects with URL locations

The initial use case is for ModuleInfo. Similar to Identifiable, it is
nice to able to ask a command or script: "In which URL are you defined?"
This is a different question than the delegate class, which is
Java-specific.
