Need help to include language functionality into GLSP's vs code client

[sathya-1994]

I have configured GLSP's server and now it can support both diagram and language functionality. This server can interact with language client(implemented using LanguageClient of "vscode-languageclient" module) and GLSP's vs code client(to generate diagrams).

https://github.com/eclipse-glsp/glsp-vscode-integration (GLSP's vs code client) supports only diagram functionality.
How I have to include language functionality into GLSP's vs code client ?

[planger]

I'm not sure I completely follow your question.
I assume with language functionality you mean LSP support for textual languages?
The GLSP VSCode integration only supports diagrams by talking to a GLSP server. If you want both, textual and graphical (diagrams) combined in one client, you'd have to extend the GLSP VSCode Integration by including a Monaco. This however is not supported out of the box but needs to be manually implemented.

[sathya-1994]

@planger ,

I followed below approach to create a client that supports textual representation and diagrams for textual representation.

Cloned https://github.com/eclipse/sprotty-vscode.git sprotty-vscode project. Instead of using this project's language server, I used mine language server.

Below were the changes related to server option(https://github.com/eclipse/sprotty-vscode/blob/master/example/states/extension/src/states-lsp-extension.ts).

Language functionality(textual representation) is working fine. When I open diagram from text editor, new WebView will be opened but nonfiction/message related to WebView will not be sent to server from language client(Notification related to language functionality are working fine). Also, nonfiction/message will be sent to language client from WebView .

Please help me to resolve this issue. Also, please share any documentation which will be helpful to implement sprotty vscode integration.
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[planger]

Oh, I see you are using sprotty-vscode and not GLSP.
I suggest you should rather ask there at https://github.com/eclipse/sprotty-vscode
While GLSP indeed builds on Sprotty, https://github.com/eclipse/sprotty-vscode and https://github.com/eclipse-glsp/glsp-vscode-integration are still two different projects.