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Re: [platform-debug-dev] How can I implement a listener for the termination of a RuntimeProcess
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> My question was exactly this: why is the IDebugTarget.terminated() not
> called anymore when a process is terminated.
Actually, there is no such method as IDebugTarget.terminated(). The Java
debug target (JDIDebugTarget) has a protected implementation of a method
called "terminated()", but this is part of the implementation of the Java
debug target. The method is called when a "VM Death" JDI event is
received, when the VM is disconnected, or when the VM is explicitly
terminated - but this is part of the private implementation of the target
- it is not API.
(But I'm not sure which debugger implementation you are referring to...)
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> Because of this problem I need such a listener for the IProcess
> termination. I haven't found any methods to handle
> IDebugEventListener's in either: IProcess, ITerminate or
> IDebugElement.
The debug elements don't generally handle events - they produce the events
so the debug UI can update. Each debug implementation generally has a
model specific implementation of events to handle (for example, the Java
debugger handles JDI events).
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> Therefore, what am I missing or how can I listen to the termination of
> the IProcess from an IDebugTarget?
If your target knows about its process (via the enclosing launch,
perhaps), just add an IDebugEventSetListener to the DebugPlugin and listen
for TERMINATE events that originate from the desired target.
Darin
