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com.sabre.redapp.example.openeditor Sample

The com.sabre.redapp.example.openeditor sample demonstrates the following functionality:

  • Basic sidebar menu contributions

        This sample has a sidebar menu, which opens a webkit view. In the view created a button that opens the editor programmatically and opens url (example http://www.sabre.com) on the editor and doesn’t maintain the persistency state as the persist indicator is set to false when programmatically opening the editor in jsHandler.java class in the example.

Running the Sample

  1. In Eclipse, import the com.sabre.redapp.example.openeditor plug-in into your workspace and add it to your run configuration.

  2. Launch Sabre Red 360 from your run configuration, and log in with your CERT Sabre ID.

  3. From the Sidebar menu   > Click Open View.

The figure below shows the sample view.

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  1. In the Example View, click the Open Webkit View to load URL button. This opens a new view programmatically and loads url http:\\www.sabre.com.

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  1. In the Example View, click the Open Webkit view to Execute Javascript button. This opens a new view programmatically and executes javascript. (write some text to the browser).

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Important notice about icons

It’s very important that each icon for view / editor would be separate file with unique URL, declared in plugin.xml file. Otherwise our editors, as well as whole application, are at risk of instability.

   <extension
         point="org.eclipse.ui.editors">
      <editor
            class="com.sabre.edge.platform.optional.webkit.editors.DefaultWebkitEditor"
            default="false"
            icon="images/icon.png"
            id="com.sabre.redapp.example.openeditor.OpenWebkitEditorUrlTest"
            name="ExampleWebkitEditor">
      </editor>
      <editor
            class="com.sabre.edge.platform.optional.webkit.editors.DefaultWebkitEditor"
            default="false"
            icon="images/icon_copy.png"
            id="com.sabre.redapp.example.openeditor.OpenWebkitEditorJsTest"
            name="ExampleWebkitEditorJS">
      </editor>
   </extension>