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What's the best way to package and share OQL queries [message #656031] Wed, 23 February 2011 19:57 Go to next message
Krishna R is currently offline Krishna RFriend
Messages: 5
Registered: February 2011
Junior Member
Hello,

What is the best way to share OQL queries with others? I have written a bunch of queries which do some stuff, unfortunately there are a lot of people who don't know much about writing the queries, neither the classnames, but are interested in the results.

I have written some queries and packaged into plugins, but I didn't find the way how to package OQL queries into plugins.

I experimented with "org.eclipse.mat.inspections.OQLQuery" by writing an IQuery implementation that does the following:

public IResult execute(IProgressListener listener)
	throws Exception
	{
		OQLQuery queryObject = new OQLQuery();
		queryObject.snapshot = this.snapshot;
		queryObject.queryString = "SELECT s, toString(s) from java.lang.String ";
		return queryObject.execute(listener);
	}


This didn't work initially (failed with a ClassNotFound for OQLQuery class), I made it to work by modifying Manifest file in MAT api jar, and added "org.eclipse.mat.inspections" package to Export-packages.

Agree that this is not the right way, but would like to know what is the cleanest way to do the same.

Any pointers would be helpful!

Thank you,
Krishna
Re: What's the best way to package and share OQL queries [message #656638 is a reply to message #656031] Sun, 27 February 2011 19:56 Go to previous message
Andrew Johnson is currently offline Andrew JohnsonFriend
Messages: 205
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
One way is this:
String query = "SELECT s, toString(s) from java.lang.String s";
IResult ir = SnapshotQuery.lookup("oql", snapshot).setArgument("queryString", query).execute(listener);

Supplied queries aren't actually part of the Memory Analyzer API, but this is cleaner than linking directly to that query.

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