Examples with IAdapterManager org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager used on opensource projects

Example 1 with IAdapterManager

use of org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager in project jbosstools-hibernate by jbosstools.

the class HibernateConsolePlugin method start.

/**
 * This method is called upon plug-in activation
 */
public void start(BundleContext context) throws Exception {
    super.start(context);
    logger = new EclipseLogger(context.getBundle());
    // HibernateConsoleSaveParticipant participant = new HibernateConsoleSaveParticipant();
    // participant.doStart(this);
    IAdapterManager adapterManager = Platform.getAdapterManager();
    ConfigurationAdapterFactory fact = new ConfigurationAdapterFactory();
    fact.registerAdapters(adapterManager);
    loadExistingConfigurations();
    listenForConfigurations();
}

Example 2 with IAdapterManager

use of org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager in project eclipse.platform.runtime by eclipse.

the class IAdapterManagerServiceTest method getAdapterManager.

/*
	 * Return the framework log service, if available.
	 */
public IAdapterManager getAdapterManager() {
    if (adapterManagerTracker == null) {
        BundleContext context = RuntimeTestsPlugin.getContext();
        adapterManagerTracker = new ServiceTracker<>(context, IAdapterManager.class, null);
        adapterManagerTracker.open();
    }
    return adapterManagerTracker.getService();
}

Example 3 with IAdapterManager

use of org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager in project eclipse.platform.runtime by eclipse.

the class IAdapterManagerServiceTest method testHasAdapter.

/**
 * Tests API method IAdapterManager.hasAdapter.
 */
public void testHasAdapter() {
    IAdapterManager manager = getAdapterManager();
    TestAdaptable adaptable = new TestAdaptable();
    // request non-existing adaptable
    assertTrue("1.0", !manager.hasAdapter("", NON_EXISTING));
    // request adapter that is in XML but has no registered factory
    assertTrue("1.1", manager.hasAdapter(adaptable, TEST_ADAPTER));
    // request adapter that is not in XML
    assertTrue("1.2", !manager.hasAdapter(adaptable, "java.lang.String"));
    // register an adapter factory that maps adaptables to strings
    IAdapterFactory fac = new IAdapterFactory() {

        @Override
        public <T> T getAdapter(Object adaptableObject, Class<T> adapterType) {
            if (adapterType == String.class) {
                return adapterType.cast(adaptableObject.toString());
            }
            return null;
        }

        @Override
        public Class<?>[] getAdapterList() {
            return new Class[] { String.class };
        }
    };
    manager.registerAdapters(fac, TestAdaptable.class);
    try {
        // request adapter for factory that we've just added
        assertTrue("1.3", manager.hasAdapter(adaptable, "java.lang.String"));
    } finally {
        manager.unregisterAdapters(fac, TestAdaptable.class);
    }
    // request adapter that was unloaded
    assertTrue("1.4", !manager.hasAdapter(adaptable, "java.lang.String"));
}

Example 4 with IAdapterManager

use of org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager in project ecf by eclipse.

the class Activator method getAdapterManager.

public IAdapterManager getAdapterManager() {
    // First, try to get the adapter manager via
    if (adapterManagerTracker == null) {
        adapterManagerTracker = new ServiceTracker(this.context, IAdapterManager.class.getName(), null);
        adapterManagerTracker.open();
    }
    IAdapterManager adapterManager = (IAdapterManager) adapterManagerTracker.getService();
    // PlatformHelper class
    if (adapterManager == null)
        adapterManager = PlatformHelper.getPlatformAdapterManager();
    return adapterManager;
}

Example 5 with IAdapterManager

use of org.eclipse.core.runtime.IAdapterManager in project ecf by eclipse.

the class Activator method getAdapterManager.

private static IAdapterManager getAdapterManager(BundleContext ctx) {
    AdapterManagerTracker t = new AdapterManagerTracker(ctx);
    t.open();
    IAdapterManager am = t.getAdapterManager();
    t.close();
    return am;
}