Any public ILabelProvider ?
Hello,
I was wondering if there is any single public ILabelProvider that can be used to text/image RTC objects? Basically I would like to show the icon/text for an IWorkspaceConnection. Regards, Sri. |
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I was wondering if there is any single public ILabelProvider that can be You can try to use com.ibm.team.jface.labelProviders.StandardLabelProvider. Components register their specific item label providers with it, so it can be used to get the text/icon for many different item types. HTH, Patrick, Jazz Work Item team |
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Hi Patrick,
Ive tried new StandardLabelProvider(new ElementRemovedNotifierImpl())) which does not work - is there some initialization/registration that I need to invoke before using this label provider? new StandardLabelProvider(new ProcessLabelProvider(), new ElementRemovedNotifierImpl()) did not help either. Regards, Srimanth. Patrick Streule wrote: I was wondering if there is any single public ILabelProvider that can |
Srimanth,
There may not be a label provider registered to render the IWorkspaceConnection. My very quick search of the code base did not find such a label provider. Your "sample" code should have provided you with an image / text for the connection. I would suggest you file an enhancement against Source Control for this support. HTH Darins Jazz Process Team "Srimanth Gunturi" <sgunturi@us.ibm.com> wrote in message news:fn8hc8$91v$1@localhost.localdomain... Hi Patrick, |
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Hi Darin,
The sample label providers I mentioned dont give either images or text. Im guessing the StandardLabelProvider gets loaded when the views activate? and since our perspective never does anything to initialize it, we get empty images/text. Is there any internal code we can trigger to force a load for Beta2? The last resort would be to directly access the workspace connection icons for streams/workspaces. Regards, Srimanth. Darin Swanson wrote: Srimanth, |
We currently wrap our UI elements so that our labels can be shown without additional server round-trips. If you have a IWorkspaceConnection in hand, use the helpers on AbstractPlaceWrapper and put those in the view with the StandardLabelProvider pattern shown above and the labels/text should appear.
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Thank you, that worked.
jlemieux wrote: We currently wrap our UI elements so that our labels can be shown |
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