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Intercepting the ProjectExplorer's Open action [message #536924]

Mon, 31 May 2010 10:05

Eclipse User

Hello,

Is there some sort of mechanism for hooking into or intercepting the lifecycle of an Open action (via the context menu and double clicking on a selected resource) launched from the Project Explorer's view (i.e. a "pre-open" event...)?

Eclipse provides an IExecutionListener interface for intercepting commands (e.g. save command), but this is not applicable for the Open action. I know the common navigator framework has a notion of a common action provider (configured within an "org.eclipse.ui.navigator.navigatorContent" extension), to provide contributions, but is this really the only way...

Thanks.

Re: Intercepting the ProjectExplorer's Open action [message #536967 is a reply to message #536924]

Mon, 31 May 2010 13:33

Eclipse User

There are post events: IPartListener2#partOpened(*)

PW

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Re: Intercepting the ProjectExplorer's Open action [message #536973 is a reply to message #536967]

Mon, 31 May 2010 14:09

Eclipse User

I already looked at IPartListener2, which does come in handy for "post" events (as you mentioned). But for my specific use case flow, the "pre" event (logic to be executed before the Open action is even executed) is what I really need to hook into. Thanks for the suggestion anyways...

Re: Intercepting the ProjectExplorer's Open action [message #645985 is a reply to message #536973]

Tue, 21 December 2010 08:30

Eclipse User

Hi!
I met the same problem, have you already find any nice solution for this?

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