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I have created the Perceptive Stack and added 2 perspective in Application.e4xmi. Then i have created 2 perspective class in my package and connected them via class URI.

Now i am new to rcp development and I want to invoke one of the perspective.

  1. First i want to enable the toolbar of perspective of eclipse(as i am willing to extend and use the perspective feature of eclipse). (refer image below)
    Eclipse built in Perspective toolbar

  2. Then I want to see only my perspectives in in the perspective menu. and (Refer image below) Eclipse Perceptive window

  3. My perspectives show in the menu should do the same work the perceptive clicking works in eclipse. (Refer image below)

Eclipse Perceptive window click my own perspectives

Finally this should be the outcome. please see the image below

My application should look like this if i am able to achieve eclipse perspective feature

Any help will be great..

connect2vishal
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  • It isn't really clear what you are asking. With an e4 application you have to code your own perspective switcher (such as described in [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/q/35063724/2670892)) – greg-449 Mar 15 '17 at 21:52
  • The link you pasted is actually something i am looking for. in the link i came to know that "EPartService.switchPerspective" will do the switch thing from the code. But i have updated the question now. – connect2vishal Mar 16 '17 at 20:51
  • As I said in e4 you have to code all this yourself. You won't see the old 3.x perspectives as they aren't in your Application.e4xmi. – greg-449 Mar 17 '17 at 07:31
  • i still think there should be a way.. to unleash the persepctive feature of eclipse – connect2vishal Mar 17 '17 at 16:40
  • i still think there should be a way.. to unleash the perspective feature of eclipse.I still haven't give up yet... i got something "org.eclipse.ui.model - Provides a workbench adapter for displaying workbench elements in the UI without having to know the concrete type of the element, and various label providers for workbench-specific objects like editors, views, and perspectives." – connect2vishal Mar 17 '17 at 16:49
  • Everything in `org.eclipse.ui.xxx` is Eclipse 3.x compatibility code, you cannot use this in a pure e4 application. – greg-449 Mar 17 '17 at 16:54

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