Package org.eclipse.ui.statushandlers

Class WorkbenchStatusDialogManager

java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.ui.statushandlers.WorkbenchStatusDialogManager
public class WorkbenchStatusDialogManager extends Object

The WorkbenchStatusDialogManager is a utility class for displaying one or more messages (errors, warnings or infos) to the user. The dialog supplied has a Details button that opens/closes the details area. The default AbstractStatusAreaProvider displays a tree of StatusAdapters related to the selected item on the messages list. The dialog also hasa Support button that opens/closes the support area which contains the provided AbstractStatusAreaProvider. The Support button is disabled and not visible unless enableDefaultSupportArea(boolean) is invoked.

The default details area can be replaced using setDetailsAreaProvider(AbstractStatusAreaProvider)

The default support area can be replaced using setSupportAreaProvider(AbstractStatusAreaProvider) or Policy.setErrorSupportProvider(ErrorSupportProvider).

The manager can switch from a non-modal dialog to a modal dialog. See addStatusAdapter(StatusAdapter, boolean)

Since:
3.4
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Restriction:
This class is not intended to be subclassed by clients.

  • Constructor Details

    • WorkbenchStatusDialogManager

      public WorkbenchStatusDialogManager(int displayMask, String dialogTitle)
      Creates workbench status dialog.
      Parameters:
      displayMask - the mask used to filter the handled StatusAdapter objects, the mask is a logical sum of status severities
      dialogTitle - the title of the dialog. If null, than default will be used.

    • WorkbenchStatusDialogManager

      @Deprecated public WorkbenchStatusDialogManager(Shell parentShell, int displayMask, String dialogTitle)
      Deprecated.
      As of 3.4 the parentShell is ignored
      Creates workbench status dialog.
      Parameters:
      parentShell - the parent shell for the dialog. It may be null.
      displayMask - the mask used to filter the handled StatusAdapter objects, the mask is a logical sum of status severities
      dialogTitle - the title of the dialog. If null, than default will be used.
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    • WorkbenchStatusDialogManager

      public WorkbenchStatusDialogManager(String dialogTitle)
      Creates workbench status dialog.
      Parameters:
      dialogTitle - the title of the dialog. If null, than default will be used.

    • WorkbenchStatusDialogManager

      @Deprecated public WorkbenchStatusDialogManager(Shell parentShell, String dialogTitle)
      Deprecated.
      As of 3.4 the parentShell is ignored
      Creates workbench status dialog.
      Parameters:
      parentShell - the parent shell for the dialog. It may be null.
      dialogTitle - the title of the dialog. If null, than default will be used.
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  • Method Details

    • addStatusAdapter

      public void addStatusAdapter(StatusAdapter statusAdapter, boolean modal)

      Adds a new StatusAdapter to the status adapters list in the dialog.

      If the dialog is already visible, the status adapter will be shown immediately. Otherwise, the dialog with the added status adapter will show up, if all conditions below are false.

      All not shown status adapters will be displayed as soon as the dialog shows up.

      Parameters:
      statusAdapter - the status adapter
      modal - true if the dialog should be modal, false otherwise

    • enableDefaultSupportArea

      public void enableDefaultSupportArea(boolean enable)
      Enables the default support area that shows stack trace of the exception contained in the selected status.
      Parameters:
      enable - true enables, false disables default support

    • getStatusAdapters

      public Collection getStatusAdapters()
      Gets a collection of status adapters that were passed to the dialog.
      Returns:
      collection of StatusAdapter objects

    • setDetailsAreaProvider

      public void setDetailsAreaProvider(AbstractStatusAreaProvider provider)
      Sets the details area provider. If null is set, the default area provider will be used.
      Parameters:
      provider - A details area provider to be set.

    • setStatusListLabelProvider

      @Deprecated public void setStatusListLabelProvider(ITableLabelProvider labelProvider)
      Deprecated.
      As of 3.5 setMessageDecorator(org.eclipse.jface.viewers.ILabelDecorator) is recommended.
      Sets new label provider for the status list. This label provider is used also to display the second message on the dialog if only one status is available.

      This method is no longer recommended to use as it is impossible to achieve consistent behavior after changing only one label provider.

      Parameters:
      labelProvider - a label provider to be used when displaying status adapters.

    • setSupportAreaProvider

      public void setSupportAreaProvider(AbstractStatusAreaProvider provider)
      Sets the support provider. The policy for choosing support provider is:
      1. use the support provider set by this method, if set
      2. use the support provider set in JFace Policy, if set
      3. use the default support area, if enabled
      Parameters:
      provider - Support provider to be set.

    • setMessageDecorator

      public void setMessageDecorator(ILabelDecorator decorator)

      This methods sets up the decorator, which is used to modify displayed strings extracted from StatusAdapter. The decorator should be used to remove technical codes from the dialog, f.e. following message "ERR2008 Invalid password" can be translated into "Invalid password".

      The decorator will be applied only to messages extracted from StatusAdapter (predefined messages like "This status has children statuses. See 'Details' for more information." are not affected.

      This method should not be used together with setStatusListLabelProvider(ITableLabelProvider).

      Parameters:
      decorator - - the decorator to be set. Only ILabelDecorator.decorateText(String, Object) method will be used. This method should return null if and only if the first argument is null. StatusAdapter is passed as second parameter. Other methods should have default behavior as they may be used in future versions of the dialog.
      Since:
      3.5

    • setProperty

      public void setProperty(Object key, Object value)
      This method sets various properties on the manager.
      Parameters:
      key - a key of the property to be set.
      value - a value of the property to be set. The value must be of type specified by the property key. null should never be passed unless the property key javadoc allows for that.
      Since:
      3.5

    • getProperty

      public Object getProperty(Object key)
      This method gets various dialog properties.
      Parameters:
      key - a key of the property to be get.
      Returns:
      a value of the property. The value will be of type specified by the property key. null can be returned.
      Since:
      3.5

    • enableErrorDialogCompatibility

      public void enableErrorDialogCompatibility()
      This method makes the dialog to be similar to the JFace ErrorDialog. The dialog handles StatusAdapters wrapping IStatus with severity IStatus.OK, does not display the link to the error log, does not display the link to the support area but always opens it.
      Since:
      3.5
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