| JFace [message #775278] |
Thu, 05 January 2012 17:54  |
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I am playing around with WindowBuilder.
I created simple programs using "WindowBuilder/Swing Designer/Application Window" and "WindowBuilder/SWT Designer/SWT/Application Window" classes with no problem.
However, when I tryed to create a "WindowBuilder/SWT Designer/JFace/ApplicationWindow", the source code gave me unresolved imports associated with "org.eclipse.jface...".
What do I need to do to create a JFace based class without all th import errors?
Thanx,
Bill
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| Re: JFace [message #775292 is a reply to message #775278] |
Thu, 05 January 2012 18:28  |
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1. Add JFace biraries from "plugins" folder of your Eclipse, into your project classpath.
2. Just create PDE project and add dependency on org.eclipse.ui plugin.
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| Re: JFace [message #775338 is a reply to message #775292] |
Thu, 05 January 2012 19:54 |
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Note that if you use the SWT/JFace project wizard that comes with WB or the Plugin/RCP wizard that comes with Eclipse, JFace will already be on the classpath. If you create the project manually or use the simple Java project wizard, it is up to you to properly configure the classpath with things like JFace.
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