Examples with ModuleInstallerSupport org.netbeans.modules.autoupdate.ui.ModuleInstallerSupport used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ModuleInstallerSupport

use of org.netbeans.modules.autoupdate.ui.ModuleInstallerSupport in project netbeans-rcp-lite by outersky.

the class PluginManager method install.

/**
 * Open standard dialog for installing modules including declared dependencies.
 * Shows it to the user, asks for confirmation, license acceptance, etc.
 * The whole operation requires AWT dispatch thread access (to show the dialog)
 * and blocks (until the user clicks through), so either call from AWT dispatch
 * thread directly, or be sure you hold no locks and block no progress of other
 * threads to avoid deadlocks.
 *
 * @param codenamebases the codenamebases of modules to install; must contain at least
 *             one codenamebase
 * @param alternativeOptions alternative options possibly displayed in error
 *             dialog user may choose if it is not possible to install the plugin;
 *             if chosen the option is return value of this method
 * @return <code>null</code> if all the requested modules have been successfully
 *             installed and/or activated, otherwise it returns the options user has
 *             selected in problem dialog, typically {@link NotifyDescriptor#DEFAULT_OPTION}
 *             (on esc), {@link NotifyDescriptor#CANCEL_OPTION} or
 *             any of <code>alternativeOptions</code>.
 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the <code>codenamebases</code> is empty
 * @since 1.35
 */
@CheckForNull
public static Object install(@NonNull Set<String> codenamebases, @NonNull Object... alternativeOptions) {
    Parameters.notNull("cnb", codenamebases);
    Parameters.notNull("alternativeOptions", alternativeOptions);
    if (codenamebases.isEmpty()) {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("No plugins to install");
    }
    try {
        return new ModuleInstallerSupport(alternativeOptions).installPlugins(null, codenamebases);
    } catch (OperationException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(PluginManager.class.getName()).log(Level.WARNING, null, ex);
    }
    return NotifyDescriptor.DEFAULT_OPTION;
}

Example 2 with ModuleInstallerSupport

use of org.netbeans.modules.autoupdate.ui.ModuleInstallerSupport in project netbeans-rcp-lite by outersky.

the class PluginManager method installSingle.

/**
 * Open standard dialog for installing a module including declared dependencies.
 * Shows it to the user, asks for confirmation, license acceptance, etc.
 * The whole operation requires AWT dispatch thread access (to show the dialog)
 * and blocks (until the user clicks through), so either call from AWT dispatch
 * thread directly, or be sure you hold no locks and block no progress of other
 * threads to avoid deadlocks.
 *
 * @param codenamebase the codenamebase of module to install
 * @param displayName the display name of the module
 * @param alternativeOptions alternative options possibly displayed in error
 *             dialog user may choose if it is not possible to install the plugin;
 *             if chosen the option is return value of this method
 * @return <code>null</code> if the module has been successfully installed
 *             and/or activated, otherwise it returns the options user has
 *             selected in problem dialog, typically {@link NotifyDescriptor#DEFAULT_OPTION}
 *             (on esc), {@link NotifyDescriptor#CANCEL_OPTION} or
 *             any of <code>alternativeOptions</code>.
 * @since 1.35
 * @see #install(java.util.Set, java.lang.Object[])
 */
@CheckForNull
public static Object installSingle(@NonNull String codenamebase, @NonNull String displayName, @NonNull Object... alternativeOptions) {
    Parameters.notNull("cnb", codenamebase);
    Parameters.notNull("displayName", displayName);
    Parameters.notNull("alternativeOptions", alternativeOptions);
    try {
        return new ModuleInstallerSupport(alternativeOptions).installPlugins(displayName, Collections.singleton(codenamebase));
    } catch (OperationException ex) {
        Logger.getLogger(PluginManager.class.getName()).log(Level.WARNING, null, ex);
    }
    return NotifyDescriptor.DEFAULT_OPTION;
}