Greg
There's a couple other problems I ran into with the properties page
that I
forgot to note.
I'm trying to display the set of service configurations that already
exist
for the project when the properties page is opened. I'm calling
ServiceModelManager.getConfigurations(IProject) to get the set.
If there are no service configurations for the project, the when I
click
on the 'Service Configurations' entry on the left side of the
properties
page, I get a popup that says 'The currently displayed page contains
invalid values' and the page does not display. I also get an error log
entry with a ProjectNotConfigured exception. The top of the
traceback is
ServiceModelManager.getConf(line 103), called from
ServiceModelManager.getConfigurations(line 197), called from my
properties
page. If I click other property page entries then click my service
configuration properties page, I get a blank service configuration
list,
as I should.
If I add service configurations to the project then I no longer get
the
exception.
Is there something I should be doing to avoid this? Should there be
a way
to check for an empty service configuration list?
Dave
From:
Dave Wootton/Poughkeepsie/IBM@IBMUS
To:
Parallel Tools Platform general developers <ptp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
08/07/2009 11:36 AM
Subject:
Re: [ptp-dev] Service Configuration preference page and project
properties
page questions
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Greg
There's a createContents(Composite) method in the PropertyPage
class. I'm
using that to create a set of Composites, a Table widget, a couple
Button
widgets and the ServiceModelWidget. I create all the UI objects
except the
ServiceModelWidget in the createContents() method, including the
Composite
I'm using as a container for the ServiceModelWidget. I create the
ServiceModelWidget and call ServiceModelWidget.createContents()
later, in
a SelectionListener I have registered for my table widget that lists
service configurations. This might be a problem with my choice of
layout
manager for the Composite containing the ServiceModelWidget. I'm
using a
GridLayout while other code that uses the widget uses a FillLayout.
I'll
experiment a bit more later today with this.
I was thinking ServiceModelManager.remove() and typed
ServiceModelWidget.remove() by mistake.
If you're suggesting renaming setConfiguration to addConfiguration, I
agree.
Dave
From:
Greg Watson <g.watson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To:
Parallel Tools Platform general developers <ptp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:
08/07/2009 11:03 AM
Subject:
Re: [ptp-dev] Service Configuration preference page and project
properties
page questions
Sent by:
ptp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
On Aug 7, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Dave Wootton wrote:
I have a mostly working preference page and project properties page
for
service configurations. I have a few questions.
I have a properties page with a Composite object which I'm intending
to
use as the parent for the ServiceModelWidget. I create a new
ServiceModelWidget passing in the selected IServiceConfiguration
object,
then call ServiceModelWidget.createContents(), passing in the
Composite as
the parent widget. I don't see the ServiceModelWidget appear in the
properties page. Do I need to do something else to have this appear?
Is
this the proper way to get the widget to display? Do I need to do
something else?
For dialogs, you have to call setControl(composite) in the
createControl() method before it will display anything. Is there
something similar for properties pages?
When I add a service configuration to the project I'm calling
ServiceModelManager.setConfiguration(IProject, IServiceConfiguration)
which seems to work because I end up with multiple service
configurations
associated with the project.. The 'setConfiguration' method name
implies
to me that it's only allowing a single service configuration so I
want to
be sure I'm doing this right.
Maybe addConfiguration() would be better?
If I try to remove a service configuration from the set of available
service configurations in my preferences page, I call
ServiceModelWidget.remove(IServiceConfiguration) but it doesn't
remove the
service configuration.
Do you mean ServiceModelManager..remove()? In any case, yes, there
should be a listener for model events, or at least adding/removing
configurations. I'll need to add this functionality.
Greg
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