Hi Michael,
I’m stuck in another point now. Once
dropped the action on the canvas I would like that a kind of menu appears
letting the user chose an operation.
Which kind of swt menu should use? I
thought something similar of what you obtain if you right click on a element on
the canvas.. does something like this exist?
By the way I tried to launch a messagebox
once dropped the action on the canvas, but nothing happens. I think because I don’t
use the correct shell and the correct display. How can I get this 2 objects
from the class BPELCreationTool?
Thank you in advance
Marco M.
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Subject: Re: [bpel-dev] Class
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Hi Marco,
I
would suggest to override performCreation() or handleFinished() in
BPELCreationTool. There you can check if the object created by the factory is
of type Invoke and do whatever you like...
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[bpel-dev] Class related to the Invoke action
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Hi to all,
I
would like to modify the class related to the Invoke action so that once
clicked on the invoke button it appears a kind of new palette (maybe a
dialog?!) allowing the user to choose which pLink’s operation invoke.
In
this way there’s no need to go into invoke’s detail and manually
associate it to a pLink’s operation, but everything is done automatically
(of course, once the user has selected the operation from the new
palette/dialog).
So,
which class should I modify or work on to do what I described before?
Cheers,
Marco
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