Hi,
you could implement a static method in plugin1 which returns a reference
to itself. Something like:
public class Plugin1 implements PlugIn {
//Reference to Plugin1
private static Plugin1 thisIsPlugin1;
//Reference to some value in plugin1
private int someValueInPlugin1 = 1;
//Constructor creating a reference to itself
public Plugin1() {
thisIsPlugin1 = this;
}
//Returns a reference to plugin1
public static Plugin1 getInstance() {
return thisIsPlugin1;
}
//Returns some value from plugin1
public int getSomeValueFromPlugin1() {
return someValueInPlugin1;
}
//Startup of plugin1
public void run(String arg) {
//Create some object
new Plugin1();
}
}
In plugin2, you can then use:
...
Plugin1 p1 = Plugin1.getInstance();
if (p1 != null) {
int someValueInPlugin1 = p1.getSomeValueFromPlugin1();
}
If you cannot make use of this (perhaps because you cannot change the
code of plugin1), other ways involving ImageJ's WindowManager class
might be possible.
Best,
Thomas
On 2014-04-19 00:24, sharanbabuk wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I'm working on an application where we need to invoke variables or methods
> of a plugin that is already running under imageJ. Here invocation(or pulling
> values from 1st plugin) should happen from 2nd plugin when I execute it. I
> hope I'm not confusing. To be clear, my intention is to get variable values
> from plugin-1 by executing plugin-2.
> I went through the threads and found only 1 relevant thread. It says that we
> can re-execute plugin-1 from plugin-2 by using IJ.run(plugin-1) command. But
> this doesn't solve my purpose as it is creating a new instance of plugin-1.
> Rather, in my case, I need to get variables from already running instance of
> plugin-1
>
> Let me know if you need any other information.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
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