| RE: [pde-ui-dev] Regarding Multi Page Editor |
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Hi Norbert, Thanks a lot for providing this logical
approach. I will try to implement it. Alex has already provided sample code to resolute
the problem which I was facing and it did work out for me. J His lines are as follows In the editor you should have the
FileEditorInput. fileEditorInput.getFile().getLocation().toOSString()
should return the file path of the input file. Thanks a lot Partha From:
pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ploett Norbert Real tricky. The part I already came across is this: If
you have an eclipse-internal path in the form of an URL (java.net.URL) you can
use org.eclipse.core.runtime.Platform.resolve() to convert it to an URL which
contains an absolute path in your filesystem. So the trick is to get the
URL from your editor. Now if you editor implements
org.eclipse.ui.IFileEditorInput then you can call getFile() to get an
org.eclipse.core.resources.IFile object which in turn has a getFullPath() method
returning a org.eclipse.core.runtime.IPath object. IPath.toString() gives you a String
representation from which you can construct the URL. Does that help? Norbert Von:
pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Ranjan, Partha S Yes that’s precisely what my
requirement is. I want to know the exact file path on which the Editor is invoked. J Thanks Partha From:
pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ploett Norbert Hi Partha, a point I am puzzled about is this: What
do you do to "get the absolute path"? Do you have something like an
editor or file object and call a method? Greets Norbert Von:
pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:pde-ui-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Ranjan, Partha S Hi All, I am facing a bit tricky issue and the
problem statement goes like this. I developed a multi-page editor plug-in
based on Eclipse 3.0 and by selecting A file with extension of “WSDD”
it supposed to be invoked. The editor is invoking as expected when user
selects a file with that particular extension, But when I am trying to get the absolute
path of that selected file I am getting some Different path and not the exact path. Even I just want to know the project under
which that file is in. How to locate these? For example I have a project named
“Sample project” present in my System’s file system at “D:\
Sample project”. A file is there named
“test.wsdd” under that project. My eclipse path is “E:\eclipse-sdk\eclipse” Whenever I am trying to locate the absolute
path of the file when user selects The particular
“server-config.wsdd” it’s trying to locate under “E:\eclipse-sdk\eclipse”, but which
is not the exact path of the file. So how to get rid of the issue? Thanks
and Regards Partha
P. S. Ranjan Computer
Associates Software
Engineer tel:
+91 40 556 70323 fax:
+91 40 556 70000 partha.ranjan@xxxxxx -----Original
Message----- Hi
Sumit, I'm
not sure why you need to add any dependencies at all actually. Is there
a problem compiling if you only put Plugin Y in the java buildpath
of Plugin X and not make either dependent on the other? On
another note, the newsgroups are the best places for questions on using
Eclipse. Definitely try the newsgroups next time; they're nice and
helpful people too :) http://eclipse.org/newsgroups/main.html#eclipse -Cherie. On
5/28/05, sumit panchasara <sumit.panchasara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >
Hi Cherie, >
Thanks for your kinid response, >
What I done now is, I have added Plugin X as Dependency to Plugin Y. And >
other side (Plugin X side) I update JavaBuildPath as: "Projects" tab
I >
checked the "Plugin Y" option. >
So that there is no chance of circular dependency. But now it shows >
ActionSet (Buttons) but not initiating any actions. Giving
"Information" msg >
box like: Choosen operation is not currently available. >
>
Sumit. >
>
----- Original Message ----- >
From: " >
To: "sumit panchasara" <sumit.panchasara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
"Eclipse PDE UI >
developers list." <pde-ui-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> >
Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 1:11 AM >
Subject: Re: [pde-ui-dev] regarding dependencies >
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>
> Hi Sumit, >
> >
> Instead of adding both plug-ins as dependencies on each other, try >
> adding Plugin Y to the Java Build Path of Plugin X only. Also, make >
> sure you are launching the runtime workbench with all workspace and >
> enabled external plug-ins. >
> >
> I just made 2 plug-ins - one with an action set relying on code from >
> the second plug-in. I didn't seem to have any problems. >
> >
> Hope that helps! :) >
> >
> -Cherie. >
> >
> >
> >
> On 5/28/05, sumit panchasara <sumit.panchasara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: >
>> >
>> Hi folks, >
>> I am stucked in development due to dependency problem in Eclipse-PDE. >
>> One strange thing is happening. >
>> >
>> I have three plugins in my project. One of this (Plugin say X) is >
>> implementing Action Set, actually one button on tool-bar. that invoke >
>> another swt application. I have created one more plugin (Say Plugin Y) >
>> that >
>> does processing part for that swt application. Now when I am using >
>> dependency for this, I have to put dependency for Y into X. and
same X >
>> into >
>> Y, right. But when I run using "RunTime Workbench" it is not
showing that >
>> button on toolbar. Just only framework is displayed. I need to close
it >
>> afterwards. >
>> >
>> Where as If I include processing part in Plugin X itself, it works
fine. >
>> i.e. if I remove Plugin Y from dependency list of Plyg in X it is running >
>> fine. >
>> >
>> Why this is happening? Any possible solution?????? >
>> >
>> Thanks, >
>> Sumit Panchasara. >
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