Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.debug.ui.DebugUITools#getLaunchGroups()

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Example 1
Source File: WebAppProjectCreator.java    From gwt-eclipse-plugin with Eclipse Public License 1.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
protected void createLaunchConfig(IProject project) throws CoreException {
  // If the default SDK is GWT 2.7 or greater, turn on GWT super dev mode by default.
  boolean turnOnGwtSuperDevMode = GwtVersionUtil.isGwtVersionGreaterOrEqualTo27(JavaCore.create(project));

  ILaunchConfigurationWorkingCopy wc = WebAppLaunchUtil.createLaunchConfigWorkingCopy(project.getName(), project,
      WebAppLaunchUtil.determineStartupURL(project, false), false, turnOnGwtSuperDevMode);
  ILaunchGroup[] groups = DebugUITools.getLaunchGroups();

  ArrayList<String> groupsNames = new ArrayList<String>();
  for (ILaunchGroup group : groups) {
    if (IDebugUIConstants.ID_DEBUG_LAUNCH_GROUP.equals(group.getIdentifier())
        || IDebugUIConstants.ID_RUN_LAUNCH_GROUP.equals(group.getIdentifier())) {
      groupsNames.add(group.getIdentifier());
    }
  }

  wc.setAttribute(IDebugUIConstants.ATTR_FAVORITE_GROUPS, groupsNames);
  wc.doSave();
}
Example 2
Source File: LaunchConfigSelectionHistory.java    From eclipse-extras with Eclipse Public License 1.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public synchronized boolean remove( Object element ) {
  boolean removed = false;
  if( contains( element ) ) {
    for( ILaunchGroup launchGroup : DebugUITools.getLaunchGroups() ) {
      LaunchHistory launchHistory = getLaunchHistory( launchGroup );
      if( launchHistory != null ) {
        launchHistory.removeFromHistory( ( ILaunchConfiguration )element );
      }
    }
    removed = true;
    launchConfigHistory = null;
  }
  return removed;
}
Example 3
Source File: NewWebAppProjectWizard.java    From gwt-eclipse-plugin with Eclipse Public License 1.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * We initialize these members here so that finishPage can access them without triggering a SWT
 * InvalidThreadAccessException.
 */
@Override
public boolean performFinish() {
  projectName = newProjectWizardPage.getProjectName();
  useGWT = newProjectWizardPage.useGWT();
  gwtSdkContainerPath = newProjectWizardPage.getGWTSdkContainerPath();
  packageName = newProjectWizardPage.getPackage();
  locationURI = newProjectWizardPage.getCreationLocationURI();
  isGenerateEmptyProject = newProjectWizardPage.isGenerateEmptyProject();
  buildAnt = newProjectWizardPage.getBuildAnt();
  buildMaven = newProjectWizardPage.getBuildMaven();

  /**
   * HACK: We need to make sure that the DebugUITools plugin (and the DebugUIPlugin plugin) is loaded via the main
   * thread. before we call super.performFinish(). Otherwise, a race condition in Eclipse 3.5 occurs where
   * LaunchConfigurationManager.loadLaunchGroups() is called from two threads. The first call comes from our query for
   * launch groups in WebAppProjectCreator.createLaunchConfiguration() (which is part of a ModalContext runnable). The
   * second comes about due to the initialization of the DebugUIPlugin plugin (which we cause, by accessing classes in
   * this plugin through the DebugUITools plugin).
   */
  DebugUITools.getLaunchGroups();

  boolean finished = super.performFinish();
  if (finished) {
    // TODO: See JavaProjectWizard to see how to switch to Java perspective
    // and open new element
  }
  return finished;
}