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Hello Thameem,
the only way of changing credential provider for a
subsystem, is
that you subclass the SubSystemConfiguration. For FTP,
do
* plugin.xml extension subSystemConfigurations
"MyFTP"
* class MyFTPSubSystemConfiguration extends
FTPFileSubSystemConfiguration
* Override the getConnectorService() method like
this:
public IConnectorService getConnectorService(IHost host)
{
final IConnectorService originalService
= super.getConnectorService(host);
return new
AbstractDelegatingConnectorService {
public IConnectorService
getRealConnectorService() {
return
originalService;
}
/// override credential related methods
here as needed
}
}
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical
Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project
Lead, DSDP PMC Member
Hi,
While creating a
new connection in RSE view, we can select a particular system to be
connected.
Let’s say, if one
selects Remote System type as FTP, one has to provide the credentials (user id
and password) for the machine to be connected. After giving proper user id and
password, it connects to the system to get the files and folder structure of
the remote system.
Here, FTP System
type uses FTPConnectorService which uses StandardCredentailsProvider which
gets the user id and password of the system through a dialog box and uses the
same to connect to the remote system.
We would like to
know how to plug-in our own credentials provider for an existing remote system
type.
For
example,
While connecting
through FTP, the user should not be asked to enter the user id and password;
instead it should be read from a file or
database.
Please let us know
how this can be achieved
Thanks
& Regards,
Thameem
Ansari N
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