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Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

URL: Eclipse RCP In 10 Minutes

At 4:48 PM on Dec 21, 2005, Matthew Schmidt Javalobby Admin wrote:

RCP Enthusiast, J Aaron Farr, says you should be using Eclipse RCP. Don't believe him? Check out his 10 minute screencast showing the functionality that proves why Java on the desktop isn't dead!

This screencast showcases one of Eclipse's core advantages -- module reusability. Not just class reusability, but full component reuse. Such reuse is not easy to achieve, but Eclipse's architecture makes this much more possible than ever before. That programmer's holy grail is now within reach.

Read his reasoning and watch the screencast now!
Click Here!

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1. At 9:23 PM on Dec 21, 2005, Setya Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Nice Demo,

I was wondering about the Windows XP theme used in the demo, since the font and appearance look friendlier to my eyes, but somehow I can not have that look in my windows.

Regards,


Setya
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2. At 4:07 AM on Dec 22, 2005, Roman Strobl Javalobby Junkies wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

If you are interested in how to create plug-ins for NetBeans, check out this very simple demo . We'll prepare more advanced flash demos for NetBeans 5.0, now that NetBeans has an RCP support which is comparable to Eclipse's.
Roman Strobl (roman dot strobl at sun dot com), NetBeans evangelist
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3. At 6:17 AM on Dec 22, 2005, Alex Blewitt DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Does this FAQ answer your question?

http://www.eclipse.org/swt/faq.php#xpthemes
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4. At 6:35 AM on Dec 22, 2005, Setya Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Thanks for the pointer,

I've just found out that I should turn on ClearType to make fonts look just like in the demo.

Regards,

Setya
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5. At 4:32 AM on Dec 29, 2005, gordan Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

I m just take lomboz eclipse 3.1 for developing J2EE applications(have to modificate one existed web shop applications 3 tiers) and I was tried to implement RCP.
Its ok, its work.
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I have questions about lomboz eclipse 3.1 : I tried to connect apache tomcat 5.028 for local hosting simple html
but it cant work. Where I can foun step by step instalation tomcat apache 4 or 5, xdoclet 1.2.1 and jboss 4.01sp1?
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6. At 7:15 PM on Dec 31, 2005, Ivan Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Excellent video summary.
Please continue the series! I have an SWT book, but real working demonstrations go so much further.
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7. At 7:30 AM on Jan 4, 2006, Chetan Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Brilliant screencast for a brilliant idea!!!

Are any more in the pipeline for Eclipse RCP?

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8. At 10:43 AM on Jan 6, 2006, Nick Edgar Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Nice. I've added a link to this from the RCP main page:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Rich_Client_Platform
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9. At 9:24 AM on Jan 11, 2006, Dave Zaffery Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Excellent intro! I'd like to see more examples as well.
Its my understanding that you can mix Swing code with the eclipse RCP. It would be great if we could see a sample of how to create that.
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10. At 10:50 AM on Aug 11, 2006, Stephen Strenn Blooming Javalobby Member wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Excellent work! I liked how you used the plugin in Eclipse first, then showed how it was easily integrated into your own RCP.
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11. At 12:50 PM on Sep 12, 2006, Gonzalo Díaz Blooming Javalobby Member wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Excellent demo, to the point. It piques you to explore more of RCP.
BTW, what did you use for creating the demo itself?

Gonzalo
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12. At 1:14 PM on Sep 12, 2006, Gonzalo Díaz Blooming Javalobby Member wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Oops, Camtasia Studio, it's right there.
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13. At 1:46 AM on Mar 8, 2008, Lars Vogel Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Screencast: Why You Should Be Using Eclipse RCP

Very nice demonstration.

A tutorial if you want to create your own Eclipse RCP application:

http://www.vogella.de/articles/RichClientPlatform/article.html
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