| RAP & Thin-client UIs [message #72674] |
Tue, 13 June 2006 21:00  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi All,
I am the Technical Director for a small company that produces an ERP for
small sales companies. I have spent some time in the past experimenting
with the development of thin-client UIs based on SWT, specifically
Remote SWT. In the past I also developed JLense which is essentially a
Swing-based implementation of the Eclipse Workbench.
I think that Eclipse community needs a framework for developing server
applications with thin-client UIs based on the RCP. I would like to be
able to someday deploy our application as BOTH a web-based application
AND a thin-client application that uses a SWT-based 'presentation
engine'. And maybe even as a fat standalone RCP application as well.
It sounds to me like RAP would make this possible.
Therefore I am interested in contributing to RAP.
I am especially interested in helping to develop full SWT and JFace
compatibility and in the development of the Web Workbench.
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| Re: RAP & Thin-client UIs [message #72775 is a reply to message #72674] |
Sat, 17 June 2006 17:12  |
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Hi Ted,
thank You for Your interest in contributing to RAP. Since we are on the
verge of creation review (June 21st) and afterwards a legal review has
to be passed it will take some more weeks until we are ready to start.
After that and the CVS server is up and running we plan a conference
call for all who are interested in the project. We will keep You
informed about the progress.
Best regards
Rüdiger Herrmann
ted stockwell wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am the Technical Director for a small company that produces an ERP for
> small sales companies. I have spent some time in the past experimenting
> with the development of thin-client UIs based on SWT, specifically
> Remote SWT. In the past I also developed JLense which is essentially a
> Swing-based implementation of the Eclipse Workbench.
>
> I think that Eclipse community needs a framework for developing server
> applications with thin-client UIs based on the RCP. I would like to be
> able to someday deploy our application as BOTH a web-based application
> AND a thin-client application that uses a SWT-based 'presentation
> engine'. And maybe even as a fat standalone RCP application as well.
> It sounds to me like RAP would make this possible.
>
> Therefore I am interested in contributing to RAP.
> I am especially interested in helping to develop full SWT and JFace
> compatibility and in the development of the Web Workbench.
>
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| Re: RAP & Thin-client UIs [message #600793 is a reply to message #72674] |
Sat, 17 June 2006 17:12 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi Ted,
thank You for Your interest in contributing to RAP. Since we are on the
verge of creation review (June 21st) and afterwards a legal review has
to be passed it will take some more weeks until we are ready to start.
After that and the CVS server is up and running we plan a conference
call for all who are interested in the project. We will keep You
informed about the progress.
Best regards
Rüdiger Herrmann
ted stockwell wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am the Technical Director for a small company that produces an ERP for
> small sales companies. I have spent some time in the past experimenting
> with the development of thin-client UIs based on SWT, specifically
> Remote SWT. In the past I also developed JLense which is essentially a
> Swing-based implementation of the Eclipse Workbench.
>
> I think that Eclipse community needs a framework for developing server
> applications with thin-client UIs based on the RCP. I would like to be
> able to someday deploy our application as BOTH a web-based application
> AND a thin-client application that uses a SWT-based 'presentation
> engine'. And maybe even as a fat standalone RCP application as well.
> It sounds to me like RAP would make this possible.
>
> Therefore I am interested in contributing to RAP.
> I am especially interested in helping to develop full SWT and JFace
> compatibility and in the development of the Web Workbench.
>
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