Hi Varun,
we are making good progress towards the sign script wizard. See
my comments on the gerrit commit directly for some improvement
ideas.
Regarding decorators we should add them to Script objects only. See
my article on decorators to get an idea how to extend the
ScriptExplorer view:
http://codeandme.blogspot.co.at/2013/01/a-closer-look-at-decorators.html
When changing the SWT tree component to support decorators, please
do this by creating a separate bug & topic for it.
As you already know from the decorator how to verify scripts you may
directly start to add the code to verify script content and to match
it with preference settings before execution.
Christian
On 07/24/2016 10:31 PM, Varun Raval
wrote:
Hi,
This week especially this weekend, I worked on UI
implementation of dialog boxes to perform signature
and to provide decorators.
Implementation of DialogBox to perform signature:
Procedure is in two parts.
- The first page is for normal user who is not knowing
much about signatures and its providers. This user
using first page, will use default settings of message
digest algo, and provider of keystore and signature,
to perform signature.
- Second page is for advanced users who can change
settings as per their wish.
Gerrit Change: https://git.eclipse.org/r/#/c/76997/
Decorators:
For now, decorators will be added in every explorer view
for files which contain signature. Is there a way to add
decorators to Script Explorer? I have not been able to do
same.
Decorators will tell whether one needs to update signature or
not. Need for updating signature might arise when file has
been changed. So, whenever decorators will be updated,
signature of that file will be verified and appropriate
decorator will be applied. This is little costly process to
verify signature every time. Instead, we can check whether
file has been changed since last applied signature. For that
we need to keep watch on save operations. What is better thing
to do?
My next task is to call verify methods before execution of
remote scripts and notify user appropriately.
Thanks,
--
Varun Raval
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