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How to extend the Java Compiler in your application [message #224669] Tue, 31 July 2007 07:37 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: abaketa.yahoo.com

Hii all

I am developing an RCP application like a simple kit, and i want to extend
the eclipse compiler with its editor, so how to do this programmaticaly.

Like, if i take a .java class and then compile it then out the ERROR in a
log file ..

hope i be clear to all.. and need it ASAP...

i send many message and no one reply on me, please if there is no solution
send me anything
Re: How to extend the Java Compiler in your application [message #224785 is a reply to message #224669] Tue, 31 July 2007 11:36 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com

Mezo,

Your question is very hard to understand. For example, extending a
compiler with an editor doesn't seem sensible. I doubt anyone will
spoon feed a solution to you so it's best to look at how JDT works and
learn from that. The problem you are trying to solve is likely very
complex so you should expect to invest a lot of time learning in order
to solve it.


Mezo wrote:
> Hii all
>
> I am developing an RCP application like a simple kit, and i want to
> extend the eclipse compiler with its editor, so how to do this
> programmaticaly.
>
> Like, if i take a .java class and then compile it then out the ERROR
> in a log file ..
>
> hope i be clear to all.. and need it ASAP...
>
> i send many message and no one reply on me, please if there is no
> solution send me anything
>
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