| creating part programmatically not working in kepler [message #1065887] |
Fri, 28 June 2013 07:21  |
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I'm created one RCP application in Juno.
In that app i'm creating programmatically Part based on PartDescriptor like following.
MPart part = partService.createPart("discripto.id");
part.setElementId("element.id");
And it was working perfectly till Eclipse 4.2.2.
Same code when i'm trying to run in Eclipse Kepler , its not throwing any exception view is comes like following without any control:
Can you please tell me what i'm missing here.
Thanks
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| Re: creating part programmatically not working in kepler [message #1065903 is a reply to message #1065887] |
Fri, 28 June 2013 08:29  |
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Find answer just after posting question:
Problem:
`@PostConstruct` annotated method is not called
Solution: from Why isn't my @Inject-able/@PostConstruct methods being injected?
There are typically two reasons why injection fails.
**Mismatched Annotations:** Ensure your bundles use **Import-Package** with a package version to pull in the standard annotations rather than a Require-Bundle on the `javax.annotation` bundle.
Import-Package: javax.inject;version="1.0.0",javax.annotation; version="1.0.0"
Unresolvable Injections: The injector attempts to resolve objects in the context. If an object cannot be resolved in the context, and it's not marked as `@Optional`, then the method will not be injected. The injector does not normally log when such situations occur as it is an expected occurrence.
My problem is because of FIRST one.
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