Re: [mdr-users] Does JavaClass.getReferences() support a ProgressListener?
Martin Matula <[email protected]>
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Hi Richard, I really recommend to ask this kind of questions (related to java metamodel and refactoring) at [email protected] rather than this mailing list. There are more people at that mailing list that can help you. This mailing list is more about MOF, UML, MDR and JMI in general. For listening on progress events for javacore operations (such as getReferences()) you can register your listeners using JavaMetamodel.getManager().getProgressSupport().addProgressListener(). Regards, Martin Richard Kennard wrote: >Dear All, > >I have recently switched from using a 'WhereUsedQuery' to using >'JavaClass.getReferences' for finding usages. > >The latter is generally better for my needs, but the former allowed me to >attach a ProgressListener and hence display a progress bar of how long the >operation was expected to take. Is there a similar ability for >JavaClass.getReferences? > >Many thanks for all your assistance, > >Richard. > > > >