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Monitors

Monitors. IProgressMonitor IRepositoryProgressMonitor Surya Tripathi. Purpose. Monitor is used to monitor the progress of an operation. It provides functions to set the progress and cancel the operation in the middle. Listeners can be added to respond to state change of the monitor.

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Monitors

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  1. Monitors IProgressMonitor IRepositoryProgressMonitor Surya Tripathi

  2. Purpose • Monitor is used to monitor the progress of an operation. • It provides functions to set the progress and cancel the operation in the middle. • Listeners can be added to respond to state change of the monitor.

  3. Demo/Code • Running long operation without any feedback to users. • Running long operation with a busy cursor – hourglass, spin cursor. • Running long operation with progress • Running long operation without blocking UI.

  4. Eclipse 4 • Uses SubMonitor • No need to call done() • Pass monitor to another function using SubMonitor.newChild()

  5. Example - SubMonitor

  6. Progress Monitor in RTC • Uses the same IProgressMonitor • Uses wrapper IRepositoryProgressMonitor to pass to server side. • Whenever you invoke a IScmService function, pass IRepositoryProgressMonitor • SCMClientUtil.monitorFor() creates IRPM from IPM. • IRepositoryProgressMonitor.ITEM_FACTORY.createItem(monitor); • SCMProgressMonitor, RepositoryProgressMonitorImplmodel object implementation.

  7. copyWorkSpace • ?

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