org.rapidprom

Class RapidProMInitializer

java.lang.Object

org.rapidprom.RapidProMInitializer

public class RapidProMInitializer
extends java.lang.Object

This class provides hooks for initialization

Author:

Sebastian Land, svzelst

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RapidProMInitializer()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	initFinalChecks() The last hook before the splash screen is closed.
static void	initGui(com.rapidminer.gui.MainFrame mainframe) This method is called during start up as the second hook.
static void	initPlugin() This method will be called directly after the extension is initialized.
static void	initPluginManager() Will be called as fourth method, directly before the UpdateManager is used for checking updates.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

RapidProMInitializer

public RapidProMInitializer()

Method Detail

initFinalChecks

public static void initFinalChecks()

The last hook before the splash screen is closed. Third in the row.

initGui

public static void initGui(com.rapidminer.gui.MainFrame mainframe)

This method is called during start up as the second hook. It is called before the gui of the mainframe is created. The Mainframe is given to adapt the gui. The operators and renderers have been registered in the meanwhile.

initPlugin

public static void initPlugin()

This method will be called directly after the extension is initialized. This is the first hook during start up. No initialization of the operators or renderers has taken place when this is called. We re-register the renderers because at startup they get loaded without the needed classes The re-registering of operators is commented as it causes them to get loaded twice

initPluginManager

public static void initPluginManager()

Will be called as fourth method, directly before the UpdateManager is used for checking updates. Location for exchanging the UpdateManager. The name of this method unfortunately is a result of a historical typo, so it's a little bit misleading.