no SWT in my VE [message #62503] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 01:34  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
I'm using ecilpse 3.0.1 and VE 1.0......and SWT doesn't appear to even be
included?
Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
From what I've read, it should be there in this release, correct?
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #63264 is a reply to message #62709] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 14:51   |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
Joe Winchester wrote:
> Hi zambizzi,
> >>>Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> >>>doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> Can you try another way to add the SWT runtime to your project, this
> time opening the Java build path, switching to the Libraries page, and
> using "Add Library". Then select "Standard Widget Toolkit" from the
> list, press Next and Finish. Is there anything suspcious written to
> the .log file ?
> Best regards,
> Joe Winchester
That (sort of) worked, at least the SWT menus show up now, however, my
widgets aren't being displayed correctly. I can't create a shell or
anything that resembles an application. When I drag widgets onto the
visual area they're just icons with text beneath them.
I'm new to Eclipse and *very* new to VE so I have no clue what I'm doing
wrong here.
Is there a coherent tutorial out there? The couple that I found on
eclipse.org are far too vague and aren't helping at all.
For example:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os- ecvisual/
When I click and drag a shell widget onto the visual builder area all I
see is a crappy little icon that says "sShell" underneath it.....not a
visual representation of a shell window as expected.
Any ideas?
Thanks again!
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #63286 is a reply to message #63264] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 15:11  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
zambizzi wrote:
> Joe Winchester wrote:
> > Hi zambizzi,
> > >>>Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> > >>>doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> > Can you try another way to add the SWT runtime to your project, this
> > time opening the Java build path, switching to the Libraries page, and
> > using "Add Library". Then select "Standard Widget Toolkit" from the
> > list, press Next and Finish. Is there anything suspcious written to
> > the .log file ?
> > Best regards,
> > Joe Winchester
> That (sort of) worked, at least the SWT menus show up now, however, my
> widgets aren't being displayed correctly. I can't create a shell or
> anything that resembles an application. When I drag widgets onto the
> visual area they're just icons with text beneath them.
> I'm new to Eclipse and *very* new to VE so I have no clue what I'm doing
> wrong here.
> Is there a coherent tutorial out there? The couple that I found on
> eclipse.org are far too vague and aren't helping at all.
> For example:
> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os- ecvisual/
> When I click and drag a shell widget onto the visual builder area all I
> see is a crappy little icon that says "sShell" underneath it.....not a
> visual representation of a shell window as expected.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks again!
Nevermind, disregard that last post - the little shell window was hiding
down in the corder of my screen. I clicked it and the shell window
appeared in the designer area and now it does everytime I create a class.
Because it was hiding in minimized state down in the corner I couldn't
find it to add widgets to it.
All is good now, I love it!
Thanks for your help!!!
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #599977 is a reply to message #62503] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 02:20  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
zambizzi wrote:
> I'm using ecilpse 3.0.1 and VE 1.0......and SWT doesn't appear to even be
> included?
> Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> From what I've read, it should be there in this release, correct?
-answering my own post - edit...
I Did try choosing the SWT application style when creating a new visual
class, I still have no SWT menu after doing so...what gives?
I use Gentoo Linux/GTK, eclipse 3.0.1, VE 1.0
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #599983 is a reply to message #62503] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 02:28  |
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zambizzi wrote:
> I'm using ecilpse 3.0.1 and VE 1.0......and SWT doesn't appear to even be
> included?
>
> Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
>
> From what I've read, it should be there in this release, correct?
>
this option isn't in the project-wizards.
create a simple java-project.
then call the visual-class wizard (new visual class...)
here you can choose to create a swt application.
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #599989 is a reply to message #62593] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 02:32  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
Christian wrote:
> zambizzi wrote:
> > I'm using ecilpse 3.0.1 and VE 1.0......and SWT doesn't appear to even be
> > included?
> >
> > Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> > doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> >
> > From what I've read, it should be there in this release, correct?
> >
> this option isn't in the project-wizards.
> create a simple java-project.
> then call the visual-class wizard (new visual class...)
> here you can choose to create a swt application.
Did you read my post before yours? Just to be sure I tried this again w/
an entirely new test project, I get no SWT palette, even when I specify
SWT->Application as a style in the New Visual Class menu.
I made sure to add the necessary external jars for SWT (there are 3 for
linux/gtk)
Thanks!
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #600025 is a reply to message #62615] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 05:41  |
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Hi zambizzi,
>>>Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
>>>doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
Can you try another way to add the SWT runtime to your project, this
time opening the Java build path, switching to the Libraries page, and
using "Add Library". Then select "Standard Widget Toolkit" from the
list, press Next and Finish. Is there anything suspcious written to
the .log file ?
Best regards,
Joe Winchester
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #600145 is a reply to message #62709] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 14:51  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
Joe Winchester wrote:
> Hi zambizzi,
> >>>Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> >>>doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> Can you try another way to add the SWT runtime to your project, this
> time opening the Java build path, switching to the Libraries page, and
> using "Add Library". Then select "Standard Widget Toolkit" from the
> list, press Next and Finish. Is there anything suspcious written to
> the .log file ?
> Best regards,
> Joe Winchester
That (sort of) worked, at least the SWT menus show up now, however, my
widgets aren't being displayed correctly. I can't create a shell or
anything that resembles an application. When I drag widgets onto the
visual area they're just icons with text beneath them.
I'm new to Eclipse and *very* new to VE so I have no clue what I'm doing
wrong here.
Is there a coherent tutorial out there? The couple that I found on
eclipse.org are far too vague and aren't helping at all.
For example:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os- ecvisual/
When I click and drag a shell widget onto the visual builder area all I
see is a crappy little icon that says "sShell" underneath it.....not a
visual representation of a shell window as expected.
Any ideas?
Thanks again!
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Re: no SWT in my VE [message #600151 is a reply to message #63264] |
Wed, 29 September 2004 15:11  |
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Originally posted by: spam.scientifik.com
zambizzi wrote:
> Joe Winchester wrote:
> > Hi zambizzi,
> > >>>Perhaps I'm doing something completely wrong here but the SWT palette
> > >>>doesn't show up and I see no references to SWT anywhere.
> > Can you try another way to add the SWT runtime to your project, this
> > time opening the Java build path, switching to the Libraries page, and
> > using "Add Library". Then select "Standard Widget Toolkit" from the
> > list, press Next and Finish. Is there anything suspcious written to
> > the .log file ?
> > Best regards,
> > Joe Winchester
> That (sort of) worked, at least the SWT menus show up now, however, my
> widgets aren't being displayed correctly. I can't create a shell or
> anything that resembles an application. When I drag widgets onto the
> visual area they're just icons with text beneath them.
> I'm new to Eclipse and *very* new to VE so I have no clue what I'm doing
> wrong here.
> Is there a coherent tutorial out there? The couple that I found on
> eclipse.org are far too vague and aren't helping at all.
> For example:
> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os- ecvisual/
> When I click and drag a shell widget onto the visual builder area all I
> see is a crappy little icon that says "sShell" underneath it.....not a
> visual representation of a shell window as expected.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks again!
Nevermind, disregard that last post - the little shell window was hiding
down in the corder of my screen. I clicked it and the shell window
appeared in the designer area and now it does everytime I create a class.
Because it was hiding in minimized state down in the corner I couldn't
find it to add widgets to it.
All is good now, I love it!
Thanks for your help!!!
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