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org.eclipse.core.resources.win32 [message #32823] Thu, 13 April 2006 09:00 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: Roohullah.popal.aeroflex.com

Hi! I am developing a simple plugin which displays the list of files in
folder outside the workspace. I know this can only be implemented through
the linked resource method. I also need to keep track of changes that have
been made to these files(i.e. delete and added etc). The
IResourceChangelistener is not sufficient since it is only appropriate for
changes made by the workspace. I need to monitor the files at all times
and refresh the view to reflect the changes made by other programs or
through windows explorer. As far I know this can be achieved by using the
org.eclipse.core.resource.win32 fragment, but my problem is that i can
locate the fragment in the plugin directory but i cant import it to the
view class. I have looked around for articles on how to use/activate
fragments but found nothing. Can anyone please provide me with some
insight into this issue? examples of how to use this fragment would be
great. Thanks
Re: org.eclipse.core.resources.win32 [message #32869 is a reply to message #32823] Thu, 13 April 2006 10:19 Go to previous message
Mike Milinkovich is currently offline Mike MilinkovichFriend
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Please post this to eclipse.newcomer or eclipse.platform.

Thanks.

"Roohulla Popal" <Roohullah.popal@aeroflex.com> wrote in message
news:a69e68ec94dc0070da2825ca0608b948$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi! I am developing a simple plugin which displays the list of files in
> folder outside the workspace. I know this can only be implemented through
> the linked resource method. I also need to keep track of changes that have
> been made to these files(i.e. delete and added etc). The
> IResourceChangelistener is not sufficient since it is only appropriate for
> changes made by the workspace. I need to monitor the files at all times
> and refresh the view to reflect the changes made by other programs or
> through windows explorer. As far I know this can be achieved by using the
> org.eclipse.core.resource.win32 fragment, but my problem is that i can
> locate the fragment in the plugin directory but i cant import it to the
> view class. I have looked around for articles on how to use/activate
> fragments but found nothing. Can anyone please provide me with some
> insight into this issue? examples of how to use this fragment would be
> great. Thanks
>
>
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