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[150368] moved the implementation of the createDefaultFilterPool method from ServiceSubSystemConfiguration to SubSystemConfiguration

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David Dykstal 2006-12-12 02:24:14 +00:00
parent 78f489ac1c
commit dc366d4233
2 changed files with 30 additions and 37 deletions
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rse/plugins/org.eclipse.rse.ui/subsystems/org/eclipse/rse/core/servicesubsystem/ServiceSubSystemConfiguration.java
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@ -183,36 +183,6 @@ public abstract class ServiceSubSystemConfiguration extends SubSystemConfigurati
{ {
super.initializeSubSystem(subsys, yourNewConnectionWizardPages); super.initializeSubSystem(subsys, yourNewConnectionWizardPages);
} }
/**
* <i>Overridable lifecycle method. Typically overridden to supply a default filter.</i><br>
* When the user creates a new profile in the RSE (which is mapped to a SystemFilterPoolManager
* by our parent class), each subsystem factory that supports filters is asked if it wants to
* create a default system filter pool in that profile. <br>
* This is the method that is called to do that default filter pool creation in the new profile.
* <p>
* By default we create an <i>empty</i> filter pool with a generated name, and no pre-defined filters.
* If you don't want that behaviour, override this method and do one of the following:</p>
* <ul>
* <li>nothing if you don't want your subsystem factory to have a default filter pool in the new profile</li>.
* <li>call super.createDefaultFilterPool(mgr) to get the default pool, and then than call <samp>mgr.createSystemFilter(pool,...)</samp> to create
* each filter and add it to the filter pool, if you want to pre-populate the default pool with
* default filters.
* </ul>
*/
protected ISystemFilterPool createDefaultFilterPool(ISystemFilterPoolManager mgr)
{
ISystemFilterPool pool = null;
try {
// -----------------------------------------------------
// create a pool named filters
// -----------------------------------------------------
pool = mgr.createSystemFilterPool(getDefaultFilterPoolName(mgr.getName(), getId()), true); // true=>is deletable by user
} catch (Exception exc)
{
SystemBasePlugin.logError("Error creating default filter pool in default subsystem factory",exc); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
return pool;
}
// -------------------------------- // --------------------------------
// METHODS FOR SUPPLYING ACTIONS... // METHODS FOR SUPPLYING ACTIONS...

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rse/plugins/org.eclipse.rse.ui/subsystems/org/eclipse/rse/core/subsystems/SubSystemConfiguration.java
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@ -1754,15 +1754,38 @@ public abstract class SubSystemConfiguration implements ISubSystemConfiguration
// --------------------------------- // ---------------------------------
/** /**
* OVERRIDABLE METHOD FOR CHILD CLASSES TO ENABLE THEM TO CREATE A DEFAULT POOL * <i>Overridable lifecycle method. Typically overridden to supply a default filter.</i><br>
* WHENEVER A NEW FILTER POOL MANAGER IS CREATED (EG, WHEN PROFILE CREATED). * When the user creates a new profile in the RSE (which is mapped to a SystemFilterPoolManager
* by our parent class), each subsystem factory that supports filters is asked if it wants to
* create a default system filter pool in that profile. <br>
* This is the method that is called to do that default filter pool creation in the new profile.
* <p> * <p>
* You should only pre-populate your default filter pool if this new manager * By default we create an <i>empty</i> filter pool with a generated name, and no pre-defined filters.
* (eg, its really a profile) is the user's private own. Call {@link #isUserPrivateProfile(ISystemFilterPoolManager)} * If you don't want that behaviour, override this method and do one of the following:</p>
* to find out if it is. * <ul>
* <li>nothing if you don't want your subsystem factory to have a default filter pool in the new profile</li>.
* <li>call super.createDefaultFilterPool(mgr) to get the default pool, and then than call <samp>mgr.createSystemFilter(pool,...)</samp> to create
* each filter and add it to the filter pool, if you want to pre-populate the default pool with
* default filters.
* </ul>
*/ */
protected abstract ISystemFilterPool createDefaultFilterPool(ISystemFilterPoolManager mgr); protected ISystemFilterPool createDefaultFilterPool(ISystemFilterPoolManager mgr)
{
ISystemFilterPool pool = null;
try {
// -----------------------------------------------------
// create a pool named filters
// -----------------------------------------------------
pool = mgr.createSystemFilterPool(getDefaultFilterPoolName(mgr.getName(), getId()), true); // true=>is deletable by user
} catch (Exception exc)
{
SystemBasePlugin.logError("Error creating default filter pool in default subsystem factory",exc); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
return pool;
}
/** /**
* Return true if the given filter pool manager maps to the private profile for this user. * Return true if the given filter pool manager maps to the private profile for this user.
*/ */