I have a PDC that is available for both Speech and Call Control natures. When the nature is Call Control, I'd like to place an additional ccxml file in the ccxml/ folder. If the nature is Speech, I don't want the resource copied into the project. I'm familiar with the "item" element in the pluggableConnector, but I can't seem to choose when the file is copied and when it isn't.

Thanks,
Michael

You can check the nature of an IProject by the following:

project.hasNature(SpeechNature.NATURE) or
project.hasNature(CallControlNature.NATURE)

both the nature definitions come from com.avaya.sce.core

FYI... I was logged out at the time I posted the anonymous response.

Thanks Neil.

Where would I do this? Since the current process is automatic, I've never tried to control what resources are copied and what aren't, so I'm at a loss as to where to start.

Michael

You could do this in the configui.

  <extension

         point="com.avaya.sce.core.pluggableConnector">

      <configuration

...

...

...



        ><configUI

               class="MyConfigUI">

         </configUI>

      </configuration>





public class MyConfigUI extends PDCConfigUI {



	protected void createConfigUIContents(Composite parent) {

        }



	public boolean canFinish(boolean checked) {

            return(true);

        }



	public void performOk(boolean pdcEnabled) {

		try {

			if (pdcEnabled == true) {

                             /* copy file */

                             if ( getProject().hasNature(SpeechNature.NATURE) == true ) {

                             } else  if ( getProject().hasNature(CallControlNature.NATURE) == true ) {

                             } else {

                             }

			} else {

                             /* remove file */

                             if ( getProject().hasNature(SpeechNature.NATURE) == true ) {

                             } else  if ( getProject().hasNature(CallControlNature.NATURE) == true ) {

                             } else {

                             }

                        }

		} catch (Exception e) {

			Log.log(e, Activator.PLUGIN_ID);

			return;

		}

	}



}

Sorry, redundant to Ross' answer.