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Wed, 31 January 2007 02:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chaitrali.butala.cognizant.com

Problem Context:
I am developing a RCP based real time application. Objective of the application is to capture real time events (~200/sec) from information bus and display them in a tree format.

Tree hierarchy is required because events received, have parent child relationship I.e. an event received can be a parent event by it self or can be child of any already present event.

Right now I am using TreeViewer,Tree and TreeColumn to achieve above requirement.

Problem Statement:
As mentioned above, newly added event need to appear in Tree view as soon it arrives. I wanted to update only a specific node for which child event has been added, instead of refreshing whole tree which will lead to flicker. Is it possible and how?

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #462645 is a reply to message #462625]

Wed, 31 January 2007 05:41

Eclipse User

Hi,

Why don't you use the add(*) methods instead of refreshing the whole tree?

Tom

chaitrali schrieb:
> Problem Context:
> I am developing a RCP based real time application. Objective of the application is to capture real time events (~200/sec) from information bus and display them in a tree format.
>
> Tree hierarchy is required because events received, have parent child relationship I.e. an event received can be a parent event by it self or can be child of any already present event.
>
> Right now I am using TreeViewer,Tree and TreeColumn to achieve above requirement.
>
> Problem Statement:
> As mentioned above, newly added event need to appear in Tree view as soon it arrives. I wanted to update only a specific node for which child event has been added, instead of refreshing whole tree which will lead to flicker. Is it possible and how?

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #462672 is a reply to message #462625]

Wed, 31 January 2007 07:52

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: lamont_gilbert.rigidsoftware.com

On Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:05:41 -0500, chaitrali wrote:

> Problem Context:
> I am developing a RCP based real time application. Objective of the
> application is to capture real time events (~200/sec) from information bus
> and display them in a tree format.
>
> Tree hierarchy is required because events received, have parent child
> relationship I.e. an event received can be a parent event by it self or
> can be child of any already present event.
>
> Right now I am using TreeViewer,Tree and TreeColumn to achieve above
> requirement.
>
> Problem Statement:
> As mentioned above, newly added event need to appear in Tree view as soon
> it arrives. I wanted to update only a specific node for which child event
> has been added, instead of refreshing whole tree which will lead to
> flicker. Is it possible and how?

Are you changing the structure of the tree, or changing the name of nodes,
or both?

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #462815 is a reply to message #462672]

Thu, 01 February 2007 04:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chaitrali.butala.cognizant.com

I am changing the structure of the tree.
Seems,have got the solution. We can refresh a particular node instaed of complete tree. Thanks for the help.

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #462818 is a reply to message #462645]

Thu, 01 February 2007 04:26

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chaitrali.butala.cognizant.com

I am already using add method but was unaware of the method refresh that can refresh only a particular node.
Now I am using it and it is working. Thanks for the help.

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #463163 is a reply to message #462818]

Wed, 07 February 2007 03:50

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: chaitrali.butala.cognizant.com

I am building up an Eclipse-RCP based application.
I have already tried organizing my code in MVC pattern, but wondering weather I can get better by usage of Spring IOC?

Re: TreeViewer refresh [message #463164 is a reply to message #463163]

Wed, 07 February 2007 04:05

Eclipse User

Hi,

why don't use the newly developed databinding framework? I'm currently
developing an XML-Dialect to completely do gui-design/databinding in XML
but it is at the very early stages, I think this is the future for
datadriven applications written in SWT whether you use the databinding
component directly or through some layer.

Tom

chaitrali schrieb:
> I am building up an Eclipse-RCP based application.
> I have already tried organizing my code in MVC pattern, but wondering weather I can get better by usage of Spring IOC?

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