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I'm writing an eclipse plugin which contributes to the standard workbench and one action creates a new file under the current project. My problem is though, that the explorer does not refresh when the file is created in the action. What I tried so far:

((PackageExplorerPart)part).refresh(treeSelection); //where the selection is the root project
((PackageExplorerPart)part).getTreeViewer().refresh;

Both are called right after the resource is created. What am I missing? Maybe the resource is not yet merged with the explorer's model? The manual refresh reveals the file...

zeller
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It depends on how you create the new file. If it is created directly in the filesystem, i.e. without using Eclipse's IResource API, you should refresh the corresponding IResource. For example, as described in refreshLocal(). That should be enough.

Urbi
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  • Thanks it helped, though I had to find the file first with `ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot().getFile(...)` because the method which created did not returned it. – zeller Mar 30 '12 at 07:44