java jenkins web service client

# Java wrapper for the Jenkins web service API ## Usage Create a Guice injector with the **JenkinsWsClientGuiceModule** and retrieve an instance of **JenkinsClient**. Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new JenkinsWsClientGuiceModule("http://my.jenkins.endpoint/jenkins")); JenkinsClient client = injector.getInstance(JenkinsClient.class); New jobs can be created with **JenkinsClient.createJob(...)**. Existing jobs can be retrieved with **JenkinsClient.retrieveJob(...)**, and deleted with **JenkinsClient.deleteJob(...)**. // Prepare list of users that has access to the job. List<User> users = new ArrayList<>(); users.add(new UserImpl("John Doe", "john@doe.com"); Job newJob = client.createJob("MyFirstJob", "git://my.git.repo/myfirstproject.git", users); Job existingJob = client.retrieveJob("SomeOtherJob"); client.deleteJob(existingJob); Make sure to release all acquired resources with the **JenkinsClient.close()** method afterwards: client.close(); The JenkinsClient class is [AutoCloseable](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/AutoCloseable.html), so it can be used in a try-with-resources pattern. ## Testing To run the integrationtest, copy the `src/test/resources/*.example` to files without the `.example` suffix, and edit them to point the integration tests to your own Jenkins server. Make sure that these files do *not* end with a newline!