Interface IProductConstants

All Known Implementing Classes:
ProductProperties

public interface IProductConstants
These constants define the set of properties that the UI expects to be available via IProduct.getProperty(String).
Since:
3.0
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  • Field Summary

    Fields
    Modifier and Type
    Field
    Description
    static final String
    An image which can be shown in an "about" dialog for this product.
    static final String
    The text to show in an "about" dialog for this product.
    static final String
    The SWT application name, used to initialize the SWT Display.
    static final String
    A file for customizing default preference values for a product.
    static final String
    The foreground color to be used when reporting progress at startup.
    static final String
    The rectangle relative to the splash image's top left corner where messages for reporting progress at startup should be shown.
    static final String
    The rectangle relative to the splash image's top left corner where the progress bar for reporting progress at startup should be shown.
    static final String
    The product's welcome page (special XML-based format).
    static final String
    Deprecated.
    use WINDOW_IMAGES instead (see recommendations there)
    static final String
    An array of one or more images to be used for this product.
  • Field Details

    • APP_NAME

      static final String APP_NAME
      The SWT application name, used to initialize the SWT Display.

      This value is used to refer to the application in .XDefaults files on X server based window systems such as Motif.

      To obtain a human-readable name for the product, use IProduct.getName().

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    • ABOUT_TEXT

      static final String ABOUT_TEXT
      The text to show in an "about" dialog for this product. Products designed to run "headless" typically would not have such text.
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    • ABOUT_IMAGE

      static final String ABOUT_IMAGE
      An image which can be shown in an "about" dialog for this product. Products designed to run "headless" typically would not have such an image.

      The value is either a fully qualified valid URL or a path relative to the product's defining bundle.

      A full-sized product image (no larger than 500x330 pixels) is shown without the "aboutText" blurb. A half-sized product image (no larger than 250x330 pixels) is shown with the "aboutText" blurb beside it.

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    • PREFERENCE_CUSTOMIZATION

      static final String PREFERENCE_CUSTOMIZATION
      A file for customizing default preference values for a product. The value is interpreted as either a URL or a bundle-relative path by the runtime. This is not referenced from the workbench.

      The contents must be the same format as a Properties file with the key/value pairs being:

       qualifier/key=value
       
      Where qualifier is typically the bundle id.
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    • WINDOW_IMAGE

      @Deprecated static final String WINDOW_IMAGE
      Deprecated.
      use WINDOW_IMAGES instead (see recommendations there)
      An image to be used as the window icon for this product (16x16). Products designed to run "headless" typically would not have such an image.

      The value is either a fully qualified valid URL or a path relative to the product's defining bundle.

      If the WINDOW_IMAGES property is given, then it supercedes this one.

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    • WINDOW_IMAGES

      static final String WINDOW_IMAGES
      An array of one or more images to be used for this product. The expectation is that the array will contain the same image rendered at different sizes (16x16 and 32x32). Products designed to run "headless" typically would not have such images.

      The value is a comma-separated list of paths, where each path is either a fully qualified valid URL or a path relative to the product's defining bundle.

      If this property is given, then it supercedes WINDOW_IMAGE.

      It is recommended that products use WINDOW_IMAGES rather than WINDOW_IMAGE, and specify both a 16x16 image and a 32x32 image, to ensure that different sizes of the image are available for different uses in the OS. For example, on Windows, the 16x16 image is used in the corner of the window and in the task tray, but the 32x32 image is used in the Alt+Tab application switcher.

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    • WELCOME_PAGE

      static final String WELCOME_PAGE
      The product's welcome page (special XML-based format).

      The value is either a fully qualified valid URL or a path relative to the product's defining bundle.

      Products designed to run "headless" typically would not have such a page. Use of this property is discouraged in 3.0, the new org.eclipse.ui.intro extension point should be used instead.

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    • STARTUP_PROGRESS_RECT

      static final String STARTUP_PROGRESS_RECT
      The rectangle relative to the splash image's top left corner where the progress bar for reporting progress at startup should be shown. Products designed to run "headless" typically would not define this property.

      The value is a comma-separated list of four integer values, specifying x, y, width, and height of the rectangle in pixel coordinates.

      Since:
      3.2
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    • STARTUP_MESSAGE_RECT

      static final String STARTUP_MESSAGE_RECT
      The rectangle relative to the splash image's top left corner where messages for reporting progress at startup should be shown. Products designed to run "headless" typically would not define this property.

      The value is a comma-separated list of four integer values, specifying x, y, width, and height of the rectangle in pixel coordinates.

      Since:
      3.2
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    • STARTUP_FOREGROUND_COLOR

      static final String STARTUP_FOREGROUND_COLOR
      The foreground color to be used when reporting progress at startup. Products designed to run "headless" typically would not define this property.

      The value is a six-digit hexadecimal number. The first two digits specify the red component of the color, the next two digits the green component, and the last two digits the blue component.

      Since:
      3.2
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