Javadoc and tutorials for RAP [message #44193] |
Sat, 01 September 2007 06:21  |
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Originally posted by: agcdxdva.trashmail.net
Hello,
I am new to RAP and I don't know how to start writing RAP applications.
I have already read the "Getting Started" section
http://www.eclipse.org/rap/gettingstarted.php and the two demos work fine
for me.
But now I want to start writing my own applications and I miss a javadoc
where I can look up the classes and methods I can use.
Is there a javadoc for RAP and does anyone know a good tutorial on writing
RAP applications? How did you start to write your RAP apps? Thanks!
Regards,
Daniel Schnabel
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Re: Javadoc and tutorials for RAP [message #44254 is a reply to message #44193] |
Sat, 01 September 2007 17:40  |
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Hi Daniel,
it's true that there are not enough tutorials about diving into RAP.
But most of the time it's really straight forward like writing an RCP
application. In the beginnging, the only difference is that you need to
imlement IEntrypoint instead of IApplication and register it via the
org.eclipse.rap.ui.entrypoint extension point.
Talking about Javadoc, most of the current API has Javadoc comments like
you know it from original SWT/JFace/Workbench.
If you're able to read german magazines, Ralf and me just published an
article about writing RAP applications in the Eclipse magazine. See
www.eclipsemag.de
But we will definitly publish more tutorials for beginners but also
experts about different topics of RAP. The only problem is time at the
moment so I think this will be done around the 1.0 release.
If you've any questions regarding RAP, don't hesitate to ask here.
Have fun!
Benny
Daniel Schnabel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to RAP and I don't know how to start writing RAP applications.
> I have already read the "Getting Started" section
> http://www.eclipse.org/rap/gettingstarted.php and the two demos work
> fine for me.
> But now I want to start writing my own applications and I miss a javadoc
> where I can look up the classes and methods I can use.
>
> Is there a javadoc for RAP and does anyone know a good tutorial on
> writing RAP applications? How did you start to write your RAP apps? Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Daniel Schnabel
>
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