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Re: RAP and SWT and Sirius [message #1816976 is a reply to message #1816950] |
Wed, 13 November 2019 09:25 |
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Hi Antonio,
keep in mind that RAP porting of SWT is not a 100% porting.
You will find several API and/or classes missing: this is normal, behaviours of a desktop library are not identical to those of a web interface.
Since Sirius is in the title of your post I suppose you are trying to create/port a Sirius application on the web with RAP, which I don't think is a straightforward task.
In the past I was able to use GEF on RAP, but for instance I couldn't do it with Graphiti,
Things might be changed since then, but graphic libraries are often a hard task to deal with, especially trying to use desktop-based APIs like those of SWT.
Sirius team itself is porting it to the web with different approaches, see here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LQ7MKXKH-I&list=PLy7t4z5SYNaT_yo5Dhajb9i-Pf0LbQ3z8&index=12&t=31s
HTH
Vincenzo
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Re: RAP and SWT and Sirius [message #1816983 is a reply to message #1816982] |
Wed, 13 November 2019 11:52 |
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Hi Antonio,
if you are referring to Swing (but I read 'Sing' in your message) I can say that yes: it is possible to embed a Swing component into an SWT one.
I did it in a true SWT desktop application in the past, but couldn't say if this would work also for a RAP application.
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