| CNF as Site Selection Provider [message #309675] |
Fri, 03 November 2006 14:31  |
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Originally posted by: kgilmer.gmail.com
Hi All!
Quick, hopefully simple question: How can I get the Common Navigator
to fire selection events. In the old way, I'd say something like...
myView.createPartControl(...) {
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this.getSite().setSelectionProvider(myViewer);
..
}
My model objects are not firing events, and are not being rendered in
the property view. I went back and checked MDE's example with the
property file viewer, and it does not do this either. Any tips?
Cheers
ken
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| Re: CNF as Site Selection Provider [message #309903 is a reply to message #309675] |
Fri, 10 November 2006 17:43  |
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Originally posted by: kgilmer.gmail.com
After doing some digging/debugging in the Common Navigator Viewer, I've
determined that the CommonNavigator is setting itself as a selection
provider. The problem seems to be that it is presenting my model
objects to be rendered in a tabbed property view, rather than the
standard one, and in my RCP app, there is no tabbed property view. I've
taken a look through the CNF extension point schemas but can't find
where this might be configured. Any advice?
TIA
ken
Ken Gilmer wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> Quick, hopefully simple question: How can I get the Common Navigator
> to fire selection events. In the old way, I'd say something like...
>
> myView.createPartControl(...) {
> ...
> this.getSite().setSelectionProvider(myViewer);
> ..
> }
>
> My model objects are not firing events, and are not being rendered in
> the property view. I went back and checked MDE's example with the
> property file viewer, and it does not do this either. Any tips?
>
> Cheers
> ken
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