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A simple Eclipse Plugin to Call a FM when an editor is opened

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By import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Display, Import Org.eclipse.ui.i PartService, Import Org.eclipse.ui.iworkbench PartReference, Import Org.eclipse.ui. PlatformUi
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Bärbel Winkler asked a question about how to trigger some kind of popup in ADT/Eclipse using information held on the backend application server. I realise one solution would be to have some code run every time an (ABAP) editor was opened in Eclipse. This code would call a function module on the backend, which could take some information and return a message in a popup in Eclipse. This seemed like a fun little project; this is how I did it.
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【UI编程】Java AWT/Swing/SWT/JavaFX杂谈

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By import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Display, import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Shell, root.getChildren .add, getChildren .add
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