oracle.ide.model.panels

Class ProjectPropertiesDialog

java.lang.Object

oracle.ide.model.panels.ProjectPropertiesDialog

public final class ProjectPropertiesDialog
extends java.lang.Object

This class represents the Project Properties dialog. Extensions can register top-level panels to be displayed in the dialog via the addPanel(oracle.ide.panels.Navigable) method.

The best way to register a panel with the ProjectPropertiesDialog is through the extension manifest, using "/Project" as the parent-refid of the page. Sample:

  
    
      
        
          ${COOL_FEATURE_PANEL_LABEL}
          oracle.killerapp.coolfeature.CoolFeaturePanel
        
      
    
  

It is important for the parent-refid value to begin with a leading slash in order to get picked up by the extension manifest processing.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	addPanel(Navigable navigable) Registers the specified Navigable with the ProjectPropertiesDialog as one of the panels to show in the project properties dialog.
static void	showDialog(Context context, java.awt.Frame parent, Project project, java.lang.String[] selectionPath) Opens the Project Properties dialog for editing the specified Project , using the specified Frame as the parent and setting the dialog's initially selected panel to the one specified by the selectionPath.
static void	showDialog(Context context, Project project) Opens the Project Properties dialog for editing the specified Project, using the IDE's main window as the parent frame.
static void	showDialog(java.awt.Frame parent, Project project, java.lang.String[] selectionPath) Deprecated. since 11.0. Use showDialog(Context,Frame,Project,String[]).
static void	showDialog(Project project) Deprecated. since 11.0. Use showDialog(Context,Project).

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

addPanel

public static void addPanel(Navigable navigable)

Registers the specified Navigable with the ProjectPropertiesDialog as one of the panels to show in the project properties dialog.

showDialog

public static void showDialog(Context context,
                              Project project)

Opens the Project Properties dialog for editing the specified Project, using the IDE's main window as the parent frame.

Parameters:

context - the context in which to invoke the dialog. If null, a default context will be created.

project - the project to edit. Must not be null.

showDialog

public static void showDialog(Project project)

Deprecated. since 11.0. Use showDialog(Context,Project).

showDialog

public static void showDialog(Context context,
                              java.awt.Frame parent,
                              Project project,
                              java.lang.String[] selectionPath)

Opens the Project Properties dialog for editing the specified Project , using the specified Frame as the parent and setting the dialog's initially selected panel to the one specified by the selectionPath. Each item in the selection path array should be the string label of a node in the tree. So if you want to select the "Options" node in the following tree:

    - General
    - Compiler
      - Java
        - Options
    - Working Sets
  

specify a selection path of: { "Compiler", "Java", "Options" }.

Parameters:

context - context in which to invoke the dialog. If null is specified

parent -

project -

selectionPath -

showDialog

public static void showDialog(java.awt.Frame parent,
                              Project project,
                              java.lang.String[] selectionPath)

Deprecated. since 11.0. Use showDialog(Context,Frame,Project,String[]).

Opens the Project Properties dialog for editing the specified Project , using the specified Frame as the parent and setting the dialog's initially selected panel to the one specified by the selectionPath. Each item in the selection path array should be the string label of a node in the tree. So if you want to select the "Options" node in the following tree:

    - General
    - Compiler
      - Java
        - Options
    - Working Sets
  

specify a selection path of: { "Compiler", "Java", "Options" }.