Re: [platform-ui-dev] Workbench progress monitor

[Tod Creasey <Tod_Creasey@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You can do it manually by double clicking or by opening the view in the 
current window - this is how we currently do it.

try {
                        IWorkbenchPage activePage = 
window.getActivePage();
                        if (activePage != null)
                                activePage.showView("org.eclipse.ui.views.ProgressView")
                } catch (PartInitException exception) {
                        logException(exception);
                }


However progress will be reported more readily for M7 and you may find you 
don't want to do it (it is going to come up in a small floating shell).

Problem is that some of this code is internal and subject to change 
(namely the ProgressView id). If this is a generally useful feature for 
you please log us a Bugzilla PR so that we can suggest an API with your 
feedback.

Tod





"Neeb, Christian S-RD-AS5 EXT" <Christian.Neeb.ext@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Hello,

how can I use the progress monitor which is located in the workbench's 
status bar? I want to import and open an eclipse project in my own class 
and I would like to have some progress indication.

Thanks,
Christian

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