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    1. COIf I understand correctly, that is not a general enough solution. I don't know if it can be done, but I'd like to get the system's context menu, instead of creating it myself. It seems as if applications that have that feature use the system's actual menu somehow. Maybe they've just done a good work creating the menu themselves. I don't know. If that's not possible - how can I at least create a menu option "Locate on disk" which opens the system's file explorer GUI and selects the file?
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    2. COThere is no such thing as the "system's context menu". The context menu is application specific. Even if you think of the context menu that pops up when you right click on your Windows Desktop it is still application - it just so happens the application is Windows Explorer. And you are right applications just create the menu themselves and the SWT menu is a native menu so it will look like those other applications. If you just want to open a file dialog then use FileDialog. An example can be found at: http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/SWT-JFace-Eclipse/FileDialogExample.htm
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    3. COSince this context menu is available from both FileDialog dialogs and Windows Explorer (and probably other locations), I thought it might be some system object which is available. It's not a FileDialog I'm displaying, but search results - and I wanted to enable that menu. I'll settle on just implementing a "Open file location" for Windows systems (I found here how to do it). Thanks!
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