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Tue, 29 June 2004 17:38

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rhill2_._free.fr

hi-

id like to know from which plugin a method call originates from. for
instance :

in plugin A :
class A {
void a() {
Foo.bar() ;
}
}

in plugin B :
class Foo {
void bar() {
getSourcePlugin(); <--- should return id of plugin A
}
}

i first thought of retrieving the class A EclipseClassLoader, but it
doesnot expose the Bundle. also this may be biased since if Foo.bar() is
called from an external library declared and exported by both plugins i
wouldnot be able to accurately determine which one from plugin A and B
is the plugin caller, right ?

is theres a way to achieve this in a cleaner way ? also please let me
know if i made wrong assumptions.

thanks for any input.

-- gd

Re: caller plugin [message #256897 is a reply to message #256889]

Tue, 29 June 2004 17:46

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rhill2_._free.fr

Gilles Dodinet wrote:

>
> hi-
>
> id like to know from which plugin a method call originates from.

btw the rationale behind this is to provide a JCL Log adapter for
eclipse. ive googled for a time but couldnot find anything useful, so if
you know of something oss that provides that feature please also let me
know.

thanks.

-- gd

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