Core Java| JSP| Servlets| XML| EJB| JEE5| Web Services| J2ME| Glossary| Questions?

Search Tutorials

Latest Questions

netbeans resource prob
Hi,please can you tell me how to include a file like an image in the jar package in netbeans so that i dont need to prov
Failed to run Online Quiz Application in JSP
Hi, I have been following your following link to run the online quiz application, but I failed to get the result scre
Pass by Reference
Hi Friends, What is Pass by value and Pass by Reference?can u please explain with examples.is java supports Pass by r
no driver
i am having problem connecting to DB2 database fro netbeans: program: import java.sql.*; import java.lang.*; i
min project with vb
i have do the min project with VB Frantend and oracle backend
Some additions for my previous question
This is the question I posted several hours ago: "I'm trying to write a program that has a text field for input, two bu
Writing a GUI program
Hello everyone! I'm trying to write a program that has a text field for input, two buttons and the output text area. A
How to display current date in textbox
Hi guys, I'm really need your help. This is my source code. <% if (status.equals("pending") && penanda==0)
Methods in Java
Hello. Currently i am involved in a group project and we have each been given a specific part of code to create our joi
how to record qvga video using j2me
hello if it is possible how i can record qvga video usin j2me?
All Questions...

Comments

Eclipse Spy

When you are developing Eclipse Plugins sometimes you need to "spy" other plugins to learn "how they do it that amazing thing". For example: what classes use the Package Explorer View? What classes are involved in each item in the packages tree? What class launch the editor that you are using right now? How can I obtain the values in a StructuredSelection? What values has the ActivePart?

These and more questions are answered using Eclipse Spy plugin. This plugin opens a view showing a tree with the selected objects in the workbench (the view, the item selected in the view, the editor part, the workbench, etc.) showing the classes used in each item, and you can explore the fields and methods values to go deeper and deeper.

All values are displayed "on the fly". What you are doing is what you are seeing in the tree. The you can examine each element in the workbench to develop your plugin more easier.

Click on this link to get more detail: http://www.cumminsonline.com.ar/eclipse/eclipse-spy/index.htm

ť View all related tutorials

Related Tags: c api deployment com ide development io user vi port experience report deploy id if for ie solution pid product

Leave your comment:
Name:
Email:
URL:
Title:
Comments:
Enter Code:
	Note: Emails will not be visible or used in any way, and are not required. Please keep comments relevant. Any content deemed inappropriate or offensive may be edited and/or deleted. No HTML code is allowed. Line breaks will be converted automatically. URLs will be auto-linked. Please use BBCode to format your text.