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Hello Jiu,
the point is that Eclipse loads plugins lazily, and the
Platform.getAdapterManager()
doesnt force loading a plugin just because an adapter is
requested for it. This has
been discussed a lot in the Platform
here:
Until this bug is resolved in one way or the other, you are
responsible yourself
for activating your UI plugin one way or the other. In the
RSE plugins, we are
doing this currently by calling Platform.loadAdpater() in
the non-UI plugin's
startup code in a deferred thread - see for instance the
implementation in
org.eclipse.rse.internal.subsystems.files.core/Activator#start(BundleContext)
As well as bug 23105 for reference.
But the solution is not optimal, since in
rare timing conditinons RSE could want to load an
adapter before the UI bundle
activation is finished. I'm investing other
solutions to this by this bug:
which is also related to general lazy startup
improvements as per bug
What I'd recommend you is that for a start you do the
forced adapter
loading like we do it in RSE , and you CC on the two bugs
mentioned
to see when we find an alternative solution and how we
do it.
Cheers,
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Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical
Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project
Lead, DSDP PMC Member
Hi
All,
I am new to TM and RSE.
I created a new RSE system type, subsystem configuration, subsystem, connector
service and a new connection wizard according to TM tutorial. I was able to
create a new connection and it is properly coming in the RSE Remote Systems
view and I was able to see my resources after I connect. I did all the above
functionality using a single plug-in. Then I decided to separate the UI part
to another plug-in and moved the connection wizard and RSE UI adapters to a
new UI plug-in. I registered the RSE AbstractSystemRemoteAdapterFactory
adapter in my UI plug-ins start()
function. But this is causing problems since my UI plugins start() will not
get called unless I take the RSE Connection wizard and the resources under
already created connection are not getting properly adapted to in the RSE
Remote Systems View. Is there any work around for this? Or do I have to
always use my RSE UI adapter in non-ui plug-in itself?
Regards,
Jiju George
T,
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