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Code snippet: URI resolvedFile = CommonPlugin.resolve(uri); String fileString = resolvedFile.toFileString(); File file = new File(fileString); Thats it. You have got the File now. org.eclipse.emf.common.CommonPlugin - Include this in your import and manifest.

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Code Snippets which is used to convert a text file inside a Eclipse RCP to a String. Create a PluginResourceToString object and make a call to convertToString method with the filePath as the argument. If in your plugin, resources is the directory containing text files to be read, and if the name of the text file is example.text. The parameter should be resources/example.text. Make sure that

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Simple way to create RCP Headless application is to define Trimmed window in the application model and making it as non visible / non to be rendered. If made non visible, there will be no window launched and application will continue to run in the background. Only way to close application is to kill (If you don't run it with -consoleLog). If made not to be rendered, application will run

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The plugins that provide common annotations for DI (Dependency Annotations) in Eclipse E4 are javax.inject javax.annotation org.eclipse.e4.core.di org.eclipse.e4.ui.services The common annotations are @Inject @PostConstruct @PreDestroy @Optional @Named @Creatable The common Interfaces and Constants are present in interface IServiceConstants. Usage and Explanations: @Inject - Used for

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Peer code reviews will help a lot during coding stage to ensure the correctness of the code. We know that doing smaller commits will minimize the bugs. Combining the above two will really help to have a better code. Following can be a tip to do a peer code review if you use Git. Developer does a rebase and do a smaller commit. Developer creates patch with git format-patch -1

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Given two different SHAs (Commit Ids), you might want to view the difference between them and compare. You can do this by git difftool The above will launch the difftool for each file in sha1 and sha2. If you want to view only the file names, git diff --name-only Reference: StackOverflow

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You many want to create a new local branch and track the remote branch. You can do this by git branch --track   Where is the complete path of remote branch including remotes/origin/...

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Thumb rule to use Threads in the code If the operation (i.e. the method) that needs to be called is provided by external system (i.e. operation not belonging to your project). If the execution time of operation is unknown or big If the operation is not an UI related. If the operation is UI related, typically it has to be run in the UI thread. Never launch a thread and call the UI

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As with every product development, software development has its stages: Analysis, Design, Implementation and Unit Testing, Integration Verification. The various process like Waterfall, RUP (Rational Unified Process), Agile and Lean  tells us various way of working on these stages. The best way of working is decided by the team, usually by the ones who has authority and chosen

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Before going in to discuss what is OOAD, we have to understand how we 'think' usually. While there could be many thinking that exists before OO, it is very common to think in procedural oriented way as that was the latest development before OO has come to party. So what is that thinking and what is the procedural way, a short recap: As the software development happens only when there is a

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What is Object Oriented Analysis and Design? Martin Fowler in his book "UML distilled" says you will one day realize that you have got the Object Oriented thinking in you. And I have realized the same! Its a Paradigm which you will get in you without knowing that you have got it! Someone who has done programming in a procedural oriented programming in college, student project or in

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