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When operations are initiated, whether by the system or by the end user, it is helpful to be able to provide the user with updates about the status of these operations. This ties in with the [[E$/EAS/Progress Service|progress service]] in that status reporting is concerned with a customizable way of rendering status information to the user whereas the progress service is concerned with how the work is scheduled and whether status information should be rendered at all or not.
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When operations are initiated, whether by the system or by the end user, it is helpful to be able to provide the user with updates about the status of these operations. This ties in with the [[E4/EAS/Progress Service|progress service]] in that status reporting is concerned with a customizable way of rendering status information to the user whereas the progress service is concerned with how the work is scheduled and whether status information should be rendered at all or not.
  
 
==Eclipse 3.x API==
 
==Eclipse 3.x API==
 
The StatusLineManager and the 'Progress' view allows progress reporting to be done on it with some limited customization capabilities.
 
The StatusLineManager and the 'Progress' view allows progress reporting to be done on it with some limited customization capabilities.

Revision as of 21:32, 23 October 2009

When operations are initiated, whether by the system or by the end user, it is helpful to be able to provide the user with updates about the status of these operations. This ties in with the progress service in that status reporting is concerned with a customizable way of rendering status information to the user whereas the progress service is concerned with how the work is scheduled and whether status information should be rendered at all or not.

Eclipse 3.x API

The StatusLineManager and the 'Progress' view allows progress reporting to be done on it with some limited customization capabilities.

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