| Responding to specific kinds of interruption in a builder [message #523209] |
Thu, 25 March 2010 14:36 |
 Niklas Deutschmann
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Registered: July 2009 |
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In my Eclipse application, I have a builder that is always doing a full build for a project. When the user saves some file in the project, the builder should be cancelled and start again.
I can implement this behavior by checking builder.isInterrupted() at regular intervals inside the builder. But now, the builder is also cancelled by other workspace jobs that have a higher priority (for example, operations of the SVN team plugin), even when these jobs don't modify anything in the project that is being built.
How can I implement a builder that honors interruption requests only when they are caused by a file change inside the project that is being built? I did some experiments with setting a different scheduling rule for the current job, without any success.
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