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RWT standalone application question [message #509080]

Thu, 21 January 2010 06:00

Eclipse User

Hi all!
I use FAQ http://wiki.eclipse.org/RAP/FAQ#How_do_I_use_a_RWT_standalon e_application_in_Tomcat
In code implementing IEntryPoint can't use class WorkbenchAdvisor (throws exception ClassNotFound).
How fix it problem?
Regards
Dmitry.

Re: RWT standalone application question [message #509089 is a reply to message #509080]

Thu, 21 January 2010 01:24

Eclipse User

Hi Dmitry,

the whole idea of RWT standalone deployment is to use RWT itself without
OSGi. As the workbench heavily relies on OSGi concepts (bundles,
extensions, etc) it is not intended to be run without Equinox as
underlying OSGi implementation. If you really want to create a RWT
standalone application you have to scope your dependencies to RWT and
JFace. Otherwise you have to deploy your application with the
servletbridge and Equinox.

Regards,
Ben

Dmitry Egorov wrote:
> Hi all!
> I use FAQ
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/RAP/FAQ#How_do_I_use_a_RWT_standalon e_application_in_Tomcat
>
> In code implementing IEntryPoint can't use class WorkbenchAdvisor
> (throws exception ClassNotFound).
> How fix it problem?
> Regards
> Dmitry.
>

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Re: RWT standalone application question [message #509154 is a reply to message #509080]

Thu, 21 January 2010 09:33

Eclipse User

Benjamin, thanks for your help.
I am only started with RAP (sorry for my poor English), may be my question looks like idiot question (sorry in that case Wink

.
What i must do with Eclipse project to use WorkbenchAdvisor? I suspect add dependencies, what dependencies?
Benjamin, could you advise.
Regards, Dmitry.

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