This is what the first step of the wizard will look like. I have not
I18N the strings yet. Also note that for those auto installed wizards
for DataSourceQueryChoosers there is no Icon.
Paul Austin wrote:
Stefan,
It is not an open data source plug-in, it is an open anything wizard
plug-in, which will at least support.
- Any file supported by the OpenFilePlugIn
- Any DataSource registered with the
DataSourceQueryChooserManager
(except File based ones as they are opened with the OpenFile portion).
This includes the PostGIS plug-in
- Projects
- WMS Layers
Maybe OpenWizardPlugIn might be a better name?
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
Hei Paul,
this are great news :)
Should we name the OpenPlugIn more precisely (i.e. OpenDataSource or so..)?
Paul Austin schrieb:
As discussed the other day I'm implementing another new open plugin
which is designed to allow pluggable wizards for loading other things in
addition to files.
I have a prototype of this working which first shows a list of types of
things that can be loaded with an optional Icon. For this I'd like to
have 32x32 size icons for this with the name of the type below it. If
someone can help with some icons that would be great. At the moment I'm
just using the 16x16 icons.
ok.. should be doable. But we need to know if you want a gif image or so.
cheers germany
stefan
The default implementation will have my Open File and Open Project icon.
In addition to this it will get all non file based
DataSourceQueryChoosers registered and wrap them in my new framework.
For this it uses getComponent on the chooser to get the UI to accept the
options and then uses the getDataSourceQueries when finished is pressed
to load them. I've tested this with the PostGIS plug-in and it works
without any changes. It should also work with the ArcSDE one too.
The other option is developers can create their own WizardGroup using
the following interface and register this with the OpenPlugIn. The
advantage of this approach is you can have a more complex UI with
validation of fields etc. The getPanels() method returns one or more
WizardPanels for the UI. The getFirstId() returns the ID of the first
panel to use and the run method is called after the finish button is
pressed. It's in this method that the loading of data is done. It uses
the Threaded plugin so it will not be running in the UI thread.
public interface WizardGroup {
public String getName();
public Icon getIcon();
public List<WizardPanel> getPanels();
public String getFirstId();
public void run(TaskMonitor monitor);
}
I'm going to clean everything up this weekend and check in next week.
Paul
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