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How can I fire a ResourceChangeEvent? [message #226178] Sun, 11 April 2004 06:39
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Now we are developing a client application based on Eclipse Platform. There
is a database server at the server side. Our client application retrieves
datas from database and displays them on the View and Editor for user. User
can modify state of data through Editor and save them into database. We use
Hibernate a ORM tools to save, load, update and delete data.

When user decide to save the change into database, the change will be
notified to other Viewers. I have read about how the workspace track resouce
changes. But the event of resource change is fired by Resource itself. How
can I implement a Resource persistent by Hibernate and fire a
ResourchChangeEvent when change happened. Or Who can give a alternative
method to implement this notification?

Thanks a lot.
Now I have lost myselft when read the srouce code of IFile, IResource.....
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