| Hi Yuanbin Zou,
Resource managers are added by contributing an extension to the "resourceManagers" extension point. This is managed by org.eclipse.ptp.internal.core.ModelManager. Resource persistence (resourceManagers.xml) is handled by org.eclipse.ptp.internal.rmsystem.ResourceManagerPersistence. Both these are in the org.eclipse.ptp.core plugin, so replacing the org.eclipse.ptp.ui plugin should not change how this is handled. However, if you're bypassing code in the org.eclipse.ptp.core plugin by reading/writing resourceManagers.xml directly, then the org.eclipse.ptp.ui plugin is probably not going to work correctly.
Greg On Mar 1, 2009, at 2:16 AM, Grandet wrote: Hi, all I am trying to develop a new UI plug-in, which can creat links and resources managers with a configuration gotten from a database. I have read the codes checked out from the CVS site, and tried to write codes imitating the codes of project "org.eclipse.ptp.ui". Now, when I run the application with the project "org.eclipse.ptp.ui", my plugin can read the configuration file ".metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.ptp.core\resourceManagers.xml"; while I tried to run without this project, I trie to add a resource manager, a message box was opened with infomation like this:"No Resource Managers Factories are plugged into this application". In my final release, I would like to replace the "org.eclipse.ptp.ui" with my plug-in, so, I want to know which part in the project "org.eclipse.ptp.ui" is responsible for the task of "plug the resources managers to the application"? I am hoping to get response from you. -Regards,
2009-03-01 15:03:04 Yuanbin Zou FIT 1-111, Tsinghua University, Beijing,China
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