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Re: Re[platform-debug-dev] dundant launches remain in Debug View after Run
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The event is fired through the LaunchManager. See the fireTerminate() method on Launch.
if (!fSuppressChange) {
((LaunchManager)getLaunchManager()).fireUpdate(this, LaunchManager.TERMINATE);
((LaunchManager)getLaunchManager()).fireUpdate(new ILaunch[] {this}, LaunchManager.TERMINATE);
}
removeEventListener();
Curtis
"Vincent W. Hou" ---10/30/2008 04:10:06 PM---Hi Darin,
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Re: Re[platform-debug-dev] dundant launches remain in Debug View after Run |
Hi Darin,
Many thanks for your hint.
Yes, we are using a custom implementation of ILaunch. However, I could not
find the fireTerminated() method available in ILaunch.
For your information, we are using Eclipse 3.4.
Sincerely,
Vincent Hou
Darin Wright wrote:
>
> Are you using a custom implementation of ILaunch?
>
> The launch must fire a terminate event when it terminates so interested
> parties update. The simplest way to do this (if you are using a custom
> implementation of ILaunch, which is a subclass of Launch) is to call
> "Launch.fireTerminated()".
>
> Darin
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> "Vincent W. Hou" <Vincent.Hou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> We developed a Launch Configuration to run an ESB service. The problem is
> that each time we run an ESB service, a new launch configuration is
> accumulated to the Debug view despite the fact that we are running the
> same
> service (see below).
>
> test3 [ESB Service]
> test3 [ESB Service]
> test3 [ESB Service]
>
> We were hoping to see the name change in the history to something like
> <terminated> launch name and the launch will be reused next time the same
> service is run (see below).
>
> <terminated> test3 [ESB Service]
>
> For your information, the isTerminated() method does return true, meaning
> that our launch has been terminated. For some reason, it does not update
> the
> launch information with <terminated> and then reuse the same service next
> time it is run again.
>
> Does anybody have a solution for this problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vincent Hou
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