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Accelerating Database Application Development In Eclipse RCP

At 5:41 PM on Mar 31, 2006, Riyad Kalla Javalobby Editors wrote:

Discuss Don Young's article on InPowerForms here.
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1. At 12:27 PM on Apr 4, 2006, Werner Keil Javalobby Junkies wrote:

Re: Accelerating Database Application Development In Eclipse RCP

Which Rich Client Technology does it support?
SWT, JFace, or also others?
Such as Swing.

A really flexible and true MVC kind of framework would be able to support both (in an ideal world/product ;-) )
And some examples like Mattisse for Eclipse show that to a certain extent both can be supported
(though that also seems to exclude SWT for now?)
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2. At 2:26 AM on Apr 5, 2006, Don Young Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Accelerating Database Application Development In Eclipse RCP

This version is SWT/JFace based.
We have another version that is Swing based http://www.inpowersoft.com/inpowerformsADF/index.html.

Theoretically, one abstract interface can unify both worlds. But there are enough differences each has its strength and weakness that we have decided to have two different implementations.

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