| Eclipse 4 RCP build tabs immediately [message #989123] |
Tue, 04 December 2012 12:26  |
 Daniel Stingl
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Registered: November 2012 |
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Hi,
i have a problem with my first rcp project on eclipse 4. I started with the vogella tutorial (httx://www.vogella.com/articles/EclipseRCP/article.html) and made a rcp application with 4 windows, using the partsashcontainers. All went well until i wanted one window to have 3 tabs, which i just built by adding parts to the partstack of that window. My problem is now that i have the tabs, but the constructor of the associated classes isn't called on application start, but only when i select the tabs in the application. Is there a way to make all windows/tabs load at application start?
Thanks,
Daniel
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| Re: Eclipse 4 RCP build tabs immediately [message #989153 is a reply to message #989123] |
Tue, 04 December 2012 16:26  |
John Steele
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That's an interesting inquiry. As you know, one of the big insensitives for adding a view to the plugin.xml is that the view, and it's companion code, are not loaded or instantiated until necessary (lazy).
You could create your own perspective, add views to it, and then set their visibility to true, which will in turn cause them to be created once the perspective is opened.
1) Create a perspective, and add it to the org.eclipse.ui.perspective extension.
2) Create a view, and add it to the org.eclipse.ui.views extension.
3) Add an extension to the org.eclipse.ui.perspectiveExtension associated with the perspective you created.
4) Add the views to it, and set visibility flag to true.
Now, when the perspective is opened all those views will be opened, thus causing the views to be created.
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| Re: Eclipse 4 RCP build tabs immediately [message #989851 is a reply to message #989172] |
Sat, 08 December 2012 08:17 |
Daniel Stingl
Messages: 9
Registered: November 2012 |
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Thank u for your help John Steele, I am afraid I was not able to follow those steps accordingly and it didn't work out for me in the end but i guess this would be just a bit to complex at this time for me and I'll better try some easier solutions.
To Thomas Schindl: I wanted my parts to register themselves in a Singleton, so that they could communicate which each other (I am quite sure that there is a better way to do this, but it worked quite well for me this way). Problem now is that I have to be very careful what I check and call at which time, cause it is possible that one part hasn't registered itself yet.
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