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| Re: Dynamic icons from file system in plugin [message #329698 is a reply to message #329129] |
Tue, 01 July 2008 09:10  |
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Sorry for my late answer. As usually, you were right, Ed ...
Thanks a lot.
Loïc
Ed Merks a écrit :
> Loïc,
>
> Did you try what I suggested? It's possible to step into the code to
> see what's going on... And besides, you said you saw a failure with
> leads me to believe the failure wasn't silent and that there will be a
> stack trace in your log...
>
> I thought the URI RFC only talked about the // segment representing the
> authority... I think different schemes can interpret the information
> there how they like....
>
> (Please try to avoid doing a reply-all so I don't get direct notes to my
> e-mail address.)
>
>
> Loïc Quéran wrote:
>> I want to integrate another tool with Eclipse. The other provides
>> data, which contains paths to icons which must be displayed in an
>> Eclipse TreeViewer.
>>
>> The correct url should be file://localhost/c:/myicon.gif. In W3C
>> specs, it is written that localhost can be omitted.
>>
>> file://c:/myicon.gif works in Firefox, which changes it to
>> file:///c:/myicon.gif which also works in Firefox.
>>
>> There is no stack trace because ImageDescriptor.getImageData() fails
>> silently.
>>
>>
>>
>> Ed Merks a écrit :
>>> Loïc,
>>>
>>> What you describe sounds like a really bad idea even if it works.
>>> What does the stack trace look like? If it's a failure in the
>>> URL.openStream itself I kind of doubt it's an Eclipse issue but more
>>> fundamental. I suspect that file:/c:/myicon.gif and
>>> file://c:/myicon.gif are likely to work better...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Loïc Quéran wrote:
>>>> Can a plugin load icons/images from a URL such as
>>>> "file:///c:/myicon.gif" ? The URL.openStream() fails in PDE with an
>>>> UnkownHostException. The same code works in a simple, not plugin,
>>>> java program.
>>>>
>>>> Any idea ?
>>>>
>>>> Loïc
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