I am doing Eclipse plug-in development... When the user clicks finish, I am making a service call that will return three options.
1. Everything is okay to proceed
2. Give user warning
3. Stop Finish completely
So 1 and 3 are easy.
Here is what I am doing for 3:
IStatus status = new Status(IStatus.ERROR, Activator.PLUGIN_ID, IStatus.OK, message, e);
throw new CoreException(status);
So this will just throw an exception and popup a message dialog with the message that I am passing to it.
I am stuck on number 2...
I have tried the following:
MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog(null, theTitle, Dialog.getImage(Dialog.DLG_IMG_WARNING), dialogMessage, MessageDialog.WARNING, new String[]{"Yes", "No"}, 0);
int returnCode = dialog.open();
if(returnCode == 0){
//proceed with finish
}
else if(returnCode == 1){
//stop the finsih
return;
}
Here is the message I am receiving when doing this:
null argument:The dialog should be created in UI thread
Is it possible to give the user a warning message after he clicks finish?
All UI code must be created and run in the UI thread. So if you want to display a dialog from some other thread and wait for the result use Display.syncExec
:
final int [] returnCode = new int[1];
Display.getDefault().syncExec(new Runnable()
{
@Override
public void run()
{
MessageDialog dialog = ....
returnCode[0] = dialog.open();
}
});
if (returnCode[0] == 0)
.....