Andre Meyer
2012-09-19 07:59:54 UTC
Hi at all
I am (still) working on my work item (tasks, bugs) access of Mylyn-Data... Before I start the access, I want to make sure to work with the most current data. Therefore, I want to refresh all repositories, what I am currently doing this way:
IRepositoryManager repositoryManager = TasksUi.getRepositoryManager();
List<TaskRepository> repositories = repositoryManager.getAllRepositories();
for (TaskRepository r : repositories) {
TasksUiInternal.synchronizeRepositoryInBackground(r);
}
There also would be the possibility of doing something like "synchronizeAllRepositories(true);" - but I want to do it in the background.
This works fine. But I want my program to wait for this action to complete. How can I achieve this. I found "TasksUiPlugin.getSynchronizationScheduler()", but was not sure how to use this information. Or is there any property I can manually check or event I can subscribe?
Thanks for your help!
Best regards,
André Meyer
I am (still) working on my work item (tasks, bugs) access of Mylyn-Data... Before I start the access, I want to make sure to work with the most current data. Therefore, I want to refresh all repositories, what I am currently doing this way:
IRepositoryManager repositoryManager = TasksUi.getRepositoryManager();
List<TaskRepository> repositories = repositoryManager.getAllRepositories();
for (TaskRepository r : repositories) {
TasksUiInternal.synchronizeRepositoryInBackground(r);
}
There also would be the possibility of doing something like "synchronizeAllRepositories(true);" - but I want to do it in the background.
This works fine. But I want my program to wait for this action to complete. How can I achieve this. I found "TasksUiPlugin.getSynchronizationScheduler()", but was not sure how to use this information. Or is there any property I can manually check or event I can subscribe?
Thanks for your help!
Best regards,
André Meyer