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How to limit the global scope [message #888471]

Mon, 18 June 2012 02:55

Eclipse User

Hi all,

the documentation suggests to bind an own implementation of
IResourceDescription.Manager in order to limit the exported objects in a
certain resource.
The javadoc of DefaultResourceDescriptionManager however says that
customisation should be done by implementing a custom
IDefaultResourceDescriptionStrategy.

Is there a example somewhere demonstrating how this looks like in practice?
In my use case I want only a certain type being exported, all other named
elements should only be visible within the local resource.

Thanks for your help,

Axel

Re: How to limit the global scope [message #888477 is a reply to message #888471]

Mon, 18 June 2012 03:10

Eclipse User

Hi simply straight forward overriding
defaultresourcedescriptionstrategy.createaEObjectDescriptions doesnt
work ?

Re: How to limit the global scope [message #888505 is a reply to message #888477]

Mon, 18 June 2012 03:59

Eclipse User

Hi Christian,

thanks I will try it out. Just wanted to ensure it is the correct entrypoint
to hook into :-)

Christian Dietrich wrote:

> Hi simply straight forward overriding
> defaultresourcedescriptionstrategy.createaEObjectDescriptions doesnt
> work ?

Re: How to limit the global scope [message #888511 is a reply to message #888505]

Mon, 18 June 2012 04:05

Eclipse User

Works perfectly, thanks again!

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