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Missing PropertyProvider [message #62287]

Fri, 13 October 2006 12:04

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: biggreencaterpillar.yahoo.com

I just upgraded from GMF v2 M1 to the latest nightly build, which I
assume is close to the M2 version (to be released today I see on the
project plan?). Anyway, the issue I have is that in M1 I used my own
PropertyProvider to override the default provider in the generated
diagram plugin using
org.eclipse.gmf.runtime.common.ui.services.properties.proper tiesProviders.

This seems to now not be supported and instead the generator now creates
a ..sheet package with generated property sections etc.

What is the suggested mechanism to override the PropertyProvider now ?

Thanks
kr

Re: Missing PropertyProvider [message #63483 is a reply to message #62287]

Mon, 16 October 2006 11:26

Eclipse User

PropertyProvider that was generated prior to M2 was not *overriding
default*, it was about *adding* few properties. In that sense nothing
changed in M2 - you can still add your own properties with properties
provider if you need so.

Artem

"kr" <biggreencaterpillar@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:egodeq$o18$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I just upgraded from GMF v2 M1 to the latest nightly build, which I assume
>is close to the M2 version (to be released today I see on the project
>plan?). Anyway, the issue I have is that in M1 I used my own
>PropertyProvider to override the default provider in the generated diagram
>plugin using
> org.eclipse.gmf.runtime.common.ui.services.properties.proper tiesProviders.
>
> This seems to now not be supported and instead the generator now creates a
> ..sheet package with generated property sections etc.
>
> What is the suggested mechanism to override the PropertyProvider now ?
>
> Thanks
> kr

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