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How to get view part from Handler [message #1008149]

Sun, 10 February 2013 23:07

Eclipse User

I have a injected view part class: TestView and a handler class: TestHandler.
And I wish to obtained the exact injected TestView object, could somebody tell me how to do that please?

I've tried to use PartService.getPart(), but this only give me a MPart object.
I've also tried use ContextInjectionFactory.make(), but this creates a new TestView object instead of the one used as my view.

Thanks.

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008151 is a reply to message #1008149]

Sun, 10 February 2013 23:19

Eclipse User

I've tried add

 @Named("viewId") TestView test View

as a parameter of the handler's execute() method but still not working

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008152 is a reply to message #1008149]

Sun, 10 February 2013 23:26

Eclipse User

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[Updated on: Sun, 10 February 2013 23:28] by Moderator

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008166 is a reply to message #1008152]

Mon, 11 February 2013 03:59

Eclipse User

MPart.getObject() and cast it to your runtime class.

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008258 is a reply to message #1008149]

Mon, 11 February 2013 02:33

Eclipse User

Did you inspect the MPart instance - believe me you'll find a method
there to give you the instance of your view.

Tom

Am 11.02.13 06:07, schrieb Li Chen:
> I have a injected view part class: TestView and a handler class:
> TestHandler.
> And I wish to obtained the exact injected TestView object, could
> somebody tell me how to do that please?
>
> I've tried to use PartService.getPart(), but this only give me a MPart
> object.
> I've also tried use ContextInjectionFactory.make(), but this creates a
> new TestView object instead of the one used as my view.
>
> Thanks.

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008322 is a reply to message #1008149]

Mon, 11 February 2013 17:30

Eclipse User

Thanks.

Also, may I ask if I am using the "best practice" here?
What I want to do is to set some data that is associated with the TestView class. So I try to obtain that object and then set it's attribute.
In eclipse 4, is there any "standard practice" to solve this kind of problem? such as using IEventBroker to post the data.

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008324 is a reply to message #1008322]

Mon, 11 February 2013 17:35

Eclipse User

there are 2 ways:
a) send an event using IEventBroker
b) set the value in the IEclipseContext of the part or one of the parent
contexts
Am 11.02.13 23:30, schrieb Li Chen:
> Thanks. :blush:
> Also, may I ask if I am using the "best practice" here? What I want to
> do is to set some data that is associated with the TestView class. So I
> try to obtain that object and then set it's attribute.
> In eclipse 4, is there any "standard practice" to solve this kind of
> problem? such as using IEventBroker to post the data.

Re: How to get view part from Handler [message #1008325 is a reply to message #1008149]

Mon, 11 February 2013 17:45

Eclipse User

That's quick, Thanks

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