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My RCP Application with C/C++ Managed Project ??? [message #447670] Wed, 12 April 2006 11:01
Chandresh Gandhi is currently offline Chandresh GandhiFriend
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yes, it's good enough clue for generation of raw wizard on RCP's menubar using ActionFactory.NEW.create(Window) in make() function of ActionAdvisor file of simple RCP file.

now our basic aim is to develop a C/C++ Managed Build Project exactly same as when we develop on eclipse's workbench ( from File -> New -> Project -> C/C++ Managed Build Project -- we require that particular option ). this particular option should be seen on that raw wizard on my RCP application after extending that from workbench. .... that is only because we want to develop a C/C++ Managed Project in my RCP application. ....

So, Confusions are:

Would it be possible to develop a C/C++ Managed Build Project on my RCP ?
if it's yes, then how should I go ahead with that issue pls ? I meant how can I extend that functionalities from eclipse IDE in my RCP ?

Is this possible based on dependency and extensibility mechanism pls ?
from this raw wizard's project option, Can I call function responsible for generation of C/C++ Project ?

this is only because, I came to know that " Project Generation in eclipse through workbench " is part on eclipse Resources ( not RCP ) .... Is this So ?

and RCP application may not know support this particular option from eclipse IDE plug-ins ? this is only because, i think main goal behind RCP was/is to develop an non-IDE application independent of eclipse. So, RCP may not supprot this kind of project generation option.. which I think is particular to IDE's work .....

please spread light on these issues.

thanks,
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