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MultiStepWizard in internal package "org.eclipse.ui.internal.dialogs" [message #17138] Tue, 15 March 2005 23:39 Go to next message
Hong Ji is currently offline Hong JiFriend
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Hi Eclipse UI team:

I'm trying to implement a "super" wizard which can invoke other wizards
step by step. I found the classes NewProjectWizard, MultiStepWizard,
WizardStep...etc in the internal package "org.eclipse.ui.intenral.dialogs"
and they are doing exactly what I want: invoking a list of sub wizards
seamlessly in the super wizard. I have the following questions about this
package:
1. this multi step wizard mechanism seems to be really useful, is there
any plan and can we request it to become public API soon?
2. before the public API is available, what is the risk in using this
internal package(by using it I mean subclassing those wizards and add my
own helper classes....etc. in my own package)? Is this internal package
being worked on and changed a lot? Is there any legal issues using
internal packages? I'm currently on Eclipse 3.0.1, I'm thinking to install
the newest Eclipse 3.1 to see what difference are there...But if someone
on this team can tell me instantly, it will be great.
3. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I created a simply test
plugin to invoke the NewProjectWizard, the last
MultiStepConfigureWizardPage ran into a null pointer exception, and never
render. I read the code and it seems the MultiStepWizardDialog is never
instantiated anywhere...When I tried my subclass wizard, same error
occurs. So I'm thinking to finish the implementation myself, which will
cost me much more time with our approaching deadline:(....So please let me
know if it is simply I missed something and actually this mechanism is
ready to be used...

I appreciate it a lot for your help!
Hong Ji
Re: MultiStepWizard in internal package "org.eclipse.ui.internal.dialogs" [message #17498 is a reply to message #17138] Wed, 16 March 2005 16:30 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: john.eclipsefaq.org

I suggest asking this on the eclipse.platform newsgroup.
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Hong Ji wrote:
> Hi Eclipse UI team:
>
> I'm trying to implement a "super" wizard which can invoke other wizards
> step by step. I found the classes NewProjectWizard, MultiStepWizard,
> WizardStep...etc in the internal package
> "org.eclipse.ui.intenral.dialogs" and they are doing exactly what I
> want: invoking a list of sub wizards seamlessly in the super wizard. I
> have the following questions about this package:
> 1. this multi step wizard mechanism seems to be really useful, is there
> any plan and can we request it to become public API soon? 2. before the
> public API is available, what is the risk in using this internal
> package(by using it I mean subclassing those wizards and add my own
> helper classes....etc. in my own package)? Is this internal package
> being worked on and changed a lot? Is there any legal issues using
> internal packages? I'm currently on Eclipse 3.0.1, I'm thinking to
> install the newest Eclipse 3.1 to see what difference are there...But if
> someone on this team can tell me instantly, it will be great.
> 3. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I created a simply test
> plugin to invoke the NewProjectWizard, the last
> MultiStepConfigureWizardPage ran into a null pointer exception, and
> never render. I read the code and it seems the MultiStepWizardDialog is
> never instantiated anywhere...When I tried my subclass wizard, same
> error occurs. So I'm thinking to finish the implementation myself, which
> will cost me much more time with our approaching deadline:(....So please
> let me know if it is simply I missed something and actually this
> mechanism is ready to be used...
>
> I appreciate it a lot for your help!
> Hong Ji
>
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