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how to launch java applications programmatically? [message #27500] Mon, 05 May 2003 01:59 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: shilpagu.noida.hcltech.com

hi all !
i had posted a query earlier but i think it was not very clear wat i had
intended to ask,
i want to add a field to the context menu of the default text editor.
this i m doing by extending ActionDelegate and implementing
IEditorActionDelegate .
but a delegate class is loaded by the workbench only when the user selects
the menu item for the first time because plug-ins are loaded lazily.
this means that the initial enablement logic must be described in XML.
HOW DO I DO THIS?
if somebody can explain this in a stepwise manner.

pls help.
Re: how to launch java applications programmatically? [message #27590 is a reply to message #27500] Mon, 05 May 2003 12:46 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: jared-eclipse.mn.rr.com

Your subject and message body don't match. Your question has nothing to do
with launching Java applications programatically. I suspect that this
decreases your chances of getting an answer.

I'm not a UI expert, but I think the answer is filters. If you search for
the word "filter" in the plugin.xml file in org.eclipse.jdt.debug.ui,
you'll see an example.

- Jared

SG wrote:

> hi all !
> i had posted a query earlier but i think it was not very clear wat i had
> intended to ask,
> i want to add a field to the context menu of the default text editor.
> this i m doing by extending ActionDelegate and implementing
> IEditorActionDelegate .
> but a delegate class is loaded by the workbench only when the user selects
> the menu item for the first time because plug-ins are loaded lazily.
> this means that the initial enablement logic must be described in XML.
> HOW DO I DO THIS?
> if somebody can explain this in a stepwise manner.
>
> pls help.
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