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Own Viewer within BuildProcess [message #120239] Tue, 02 September 2003 07:59
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Originally posted by: m.bauer.signsoft.com

Hi,

I posted a nearly similar problem some time ago. Due to the fact, that i
couldn't solve the problem I'm asking again now for a solution.
I want to invoke my own View (subclassed from ViewPart) during the
buildprocess.
Therefore I call:
vp =
(MessageViewPart)PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenc hWindow().getAct
ivePage().showView("id.MessageViewPart");

But i get only a NullPointerException cause there seems to be no
ActiveWorkbenchWindow at this time. If I call my view seperatly, during I
selected a sourcefile in the Editor, there is no problem. The same Problem
happens, if I call

PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow()

during the BuildProcess.

So, how can I invoke my view during the build process? I tried:
view = new MyView();
view.createControl(new Shell);

but this doesn't works too.

Is there another possibility to get the ActiveWorbenchWindow or just get the
currently opened (that my not be active)?

Thanks in advance

Michael Bauer
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