Can I prevent an RCP editor from loading












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I'm loading a data-file into an RCP 3.x application. The flow typically results in the data being shown in an RCP editor.



But, if the input file is corrupt, the data cannot be loaded. In this circumstance I do not with the editor to open, by trying to cancel the PlotEditor.init() flow by throwing a PartInitException.



But, this still leaves an empty editor.



Any tips?






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    The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
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    Nov 20 '18 at 10:53
















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I'm loading a data-file into an RCP 3.x application. The flow typically results in the data being shown in an RCP editor.



But, if the input file is corrupt, the data cannot be loaded. In this circumstance I do not with the editor to open, by trying to cancel the PlotEditor.init() flow by throwing a PartInitException.



But, this still leaves an empty editor.



Any tips?






java eclipse eclipse-rcp







share|improve this question


















  • 1




    The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
    – howlger
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:53














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I'm loading a data-file into an RCP 3.x application. The flow typically results in the data being shown in an RCP editor.



But, if the input file is corrupt, the data cannot be loaded. In this circumstance I do not with the editor to open, by trying to cancel the PlotEditor.init() flow by throwing a PartInitException.



But, this still leaves an empty editor.



Any tips?






java eclipse eclipse-rcp







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I'm loading a data-file into an RCP 3.x application. The flow typically results in the data being shown in an RCP editor.



But, if the input file is corrupt, the data cannot be loaded. In this circumstance I do not with the editor to open, by trying to cancel the PlotEditor.init() flow by throwing a PartInitException.



But, this still leaves an empty editor.



Any tips?






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    The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
    – howlger
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:53














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    The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
    – howlger
    Nov 20 '18 at 10:53








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The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
– howlger
Nov 20 '18 at 10:53




The editor could close itself or display the error message with a button to do so (instead of the text area): stackoverflow.com/q/37374791/6505250
– howlger
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Once Eclipse is told to open the editor it will always display an editor - either the requested editor or the 'error occurred' editor. I don't know of any way to change this.



So if the data may be corrupt you need to validate it before attempting to open an editor.






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  • Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
    – ianmayo
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:30






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    @ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
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I was working through the call stack, and I saw the following code. It looks like the actual UI elements start being processed at line 353. So, I thought that if I could get the method to return at line 336 or 341, then the editor UI may not get created.



Part initialisation source






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  • Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
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    Nov 20 '18 at 12:41











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Once Eclipse is told to open the editor it will always display an editor - either the requested editor or the 'error occurred' editor. I don't know of any way to change this.



So if the data may be corrupt you need to validate it before attempting to open an editor.






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  • Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
    – ianmayo
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:30






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    @ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:35


















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Once Eclipse is told to open the editor it will always display an editor - either the requested editor or the 'error occurred' editor. I don't know of any way to change this.



So if the data may be corrupt you need to validate it before attempting to open an editor.






share|improve this answer





















  • Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
    – ianmayo
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:30






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    @ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:35
















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Once Eclipse is told to open the editor it will always display an editor - either the requested editor or the 'error occurred' editor. I don't know of any way to change this.



So if the data may be corrupt you need to validate it before attempting to open an editor.






share|improve this answer












Once Eclipse is told to open the editor it will always display an editor - either the requested editor or the 'error occurred' editor. I don't know of any way to change this.



So if the data may be corrupt you need to validate it before attempting to open an editor.







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  • Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
    – ianmayo
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:30






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    @ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:35




















  • Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
    – ianmayo
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:30






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    @ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:35


















Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
– ianmayo
Nov 20 '18 at 12:30




Hey, @greg-449, howlger has provided a link to where you demonstrated how to close the editor: stackoverflow.com/a/37374992/92441
– ianmayo
Nov 20 '18 at 12:30




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@ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
– greg-449
Nov 20 '18 at 12:35






@ianmayo But it will still open first, at best you would get flickering.
– greg-449
Nov 20 '18 at 12:35















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I was working through the call stack, and I saw the following code. It looks like the actual UI elements start being processed at line 353. So, I thought that if I could get the method to return at line 336 or 341, then the editor UI may not get created.



Part initialisation source






share|improve this answer





















  • Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:41
















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I was working through the call stack, and I saw the following code. It looks like the actual UI elements start being processed at line 353. So, I thought that if I could get the method to return at line 336 or 341, then the editor UI may not get created.



Part initialisation source






share|improve this answer





















  • Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:41














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I was working through the call stack, and I saw the following code. It looks like the actual UI elements start being processed at line 353. So, I thought that if I could get the method to return at line 336 or 341, then the editor UI may not get created.



Part initialisation source






share|improve this answer












I was working through the call stack, and I saw the following code. It looks like the actual UI elements start being processed at line 353. So, I thought that if I could get the method to return at line 336 or 341, then the editor UI may not get created.



Part initialisation source







share|improve this answer












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answered Nov 20 '18 at 10:55









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  • Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:41


















  • Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
    – greg-449
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:41
















Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
– greg-449
Nov 20 '18 at 12:41




Returning at 336 / 341 is what actually happens - handlePartInitException causes the Error Editor to display instead.
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