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Hi,
you need to initialize the new service, as is done for
all others in ServicesLaunchSequence.
After that, you can find the services using a
DsfServicesTracker and the new name you
have used for that service in your call to
AbstractDsfService.register(),
for example
DsfServicesTracker tracker = new
DsfServicesTracker(GdbUIPlugin.getBundleContext(),
fSession.getId());
IGDBControl
control = tracker.getService(IGDBControl.class);
tracker.dispose();
I hope this helps.
Marc
Hello all,
I’m still working on adding symbol display to the
traditional memory view and I’ve come up against (hopefully) one last issue.
I’ve added the MI service commands and the matching output parser and I’ve
created an MI service which is registered and I’ve added my service to
GDBDebugServicesFactory.
What I’m not clear on is how to get at that service from
the UI end. Do I have to register it in the session as part of GDBLaunch and
then access that somehow? Basically I have a method getSymbols in the DSF
service and I’m not clear how I go about creating an object which will let me
call it. I feel like this should be easy but I can’t see the solution and
would be grateful for any suggestions.
Thanks in advance
Phil
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Phil Mason
Broadcom
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