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You know my design is
very complex, In my case I have a big data
model and I’m supposed to build different graph editor for each sub-model
(knowing that each sub-model uses informations from other sub-model) Concretely, imagine the
OSI model, with physical layer, ip layer and service layer Conceptually, the whole
thing makes a huge model of nodes interconnections and links, I ‘ll make a
graph editor for physical interconnections, and another editor for let’s say IP
modelling . but when you create a link between 2 routers you must make sure you
have a physical link created Adding to that, some
pepper of concurrency solving collaboration and authorization, my mind will explose
!!! De :
gef-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gef-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Eugene Ostroukhov Eclipse editors are not hardwired to the workspace or any other files.
And this is OT in this list :) On 15 Січ 2008, at 20:24, Mohit Manrai wrote:
Eclipse Editors are resource based i.e. you need some kind of file to
get the editor working. If you want to populate UI through information from
database, you should try Views. OR If it is really required to work on editor screen, then you may want an
temporary file say an XML file with any extenstion say it be .xyz and put all
your logic of filling data model from database in create part control or init
method of editor, so that when user clicks on that file database operation be
perfomed and your model objects gets created.. On 1/15/08, Hi all,
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