Examples with SharedObjectContainerUI org.eclipse.ecf.internal.example.collab.ui.SharedObjectContainerUI used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SharedObjectContainerUI

use of org.eclipse.ecf.internal.example.collab.ui.SharedObjectContainerUI in project ecf by eclipse.

the class CollabClient method createAndConnectClient.

/**
 * Create a new container instance, and connect to a remote server or group.
 *
 * @param containerType
 *            the container type used to create the new container instance.
 *            Must not be null.
 * @param uri
 *            the uri that is used to create a targetID for connection. Must
 *            not be null.
 * @param nickname
 *            an optional String nickname. May be null.
 * @param connectData
 *            optional connection data. May be null.
 * @param resource
 *            the resource that this container instance is associated with.
 *            Must not be null.
 * @throws Exception
 */
public void createAndConnectClient(final String containerType, String uri, String nickname, final Object connectData, final IResource resource) throws Exception {
    // First create the new container instance
    final IContainer newClient = ContainerFactory.getDefault().createContainer(containerType);
    // Create the targetID instance
    ID targetID = IDFactory.getDefault().createID(newClient.getConnectNamespace(), uri);
    // Setup username
    String username = setupUsername(targetID, nickname);
    // Create a new container entry to hold onto container once created
    final ClientEntry newClientEntry = new ClientEntry(containerType, newClient);
    // Setup sharedobject container if the new instance supports
    // this
    ISharedObjectContainer sharedObjectContainer = (ISharedObjectContainer) newClient.getAdapter(ISharedObjectContainer.class);
    SharedObjectContainerUI socui = new SharedObjectContainerUI(this, sharedObjectContainer);
    socui.setup(sharedObjectContainer, newClientEntry, resource, username);
    // Now connect
    try {
        newClient.connect(targetID, ConnectContextFactory.createUsernamePasswordConnectContext(username, connectData));
    } catch (ContainerConnectException e) {
        // If we have a connect exception then we remove any previously
        // added shared object
        EclipseCollabSharedObject so = newClientEntry.getSharedObject();
        if (so != null)
            so.destroySelf();
        throw e;
    }
    // only add container if the connect was successful
    addClientForResource(newClientEntry, resource);
}