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| Re: production RAP applications [message #102105 is a reply to message #102073] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 10:45   |
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Originally posted by: rsternberg.innoopract.com
Hi Mike,
Mike Wrighton wrote:
> XMOS Semiconductor is working on a web-based IDE using RAP. Screenshot
> is attached for anyone interested. This should be available for public
> access next month.
this screenshot looks absolutely amazing! Please let us know when the
application is open for public access.
Would you mind to tell us some details about how the editor is
implemented? The table on the right also looks like a custom one,
doesn't it?
Best regards, Ralf
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| Re: production RAP applications [message #102360 is a reply to message #102182] |
Thu, 14 August 2008 01:35 |
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Originally posted by: m.n.com
Alex,
What other things are you looking at?
I would say that if anyone has a Swing/VB/Winforms/Powerbuilder
background, they should have the basic concepts. Obviously Swing
developers will have it the easiest. Get the SWT and Eclipse RCP books
for sure. And get the OSGI and updated Eclipse RCP books when the come
out - even in rough draft. Might also grab the plugins book. While
these books are not exactly up to date, they will help tons.
I also suggest doing some minor RCP apps first just to take the web
server out of it. Oh, and invest in Instantiation's SWT Designer.
Mark
Alex Ignácio da Silva wrote:
> Hi all,
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> Thanks for all the responses so far, your applications look great.
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> What worries us most at this moment is the learning curve for RAP, since our
> team has no previous experience with OSGi or the Eclipse RCP. Could you
> please comment a bit on how easy/painful was the adoption route to RAP?
> There seems to be very little documentation specific to RAP apart from the
> javadocs of the API and extension points. Is the documentation avaliable on
> SWT and Eclipse RCP enough for developing RAP web applications?
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> Thanks again,
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> Alex
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> "Alex "Ignácio" da Silva" <alex.silva@neolog.com.br> escreveu na mensagem
> news:ada3b09aa649dd60ba534c32f7758418$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Hi all,
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>> My company is considering the adoption of the RAP technology for future
>> development of its web products. Does anyone know of a production web
>> application built using RAP? Apart from Yoxos by Innoopract and teamCRM
>> system by CAS software (the companies behind RAP), we could only find a
>> system of a Spanish human-resources company.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Alex
>>
>
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| Re: production RAP applications [message #102706 is a reply to message #102360] |
Wed, 20 August 2008 15:47 |
 Alex
Messages: 21
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Mark,
Thanks for your suggestions.
Could please provide me a detailed reference (title/author) to the books
you're referring to below? I considered reading "Eclipse: Building
Commercial-Quality Plug-Ins" from the guys at Instantiations, but it seems
to be based on Eclipse 3.2 .
I'm also experimenting with Instantiation's SWT Designer. It makes
generating new SWT components a lot easier, but unfortunately it does not
recognize RAP specific code to deal with resources, such as:
widget.setImage(Graphics.getImage("image.jpg",
Activator.class.getClassLoader());
In my company we succeeded at developing a small prototype RAP application
in a week, even without any prior experience in OSGi or Eclipse RCP.
[]s,
Alex
"Mark" <m@n.com> escreveu na mensagem news:g80256$9a2$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Alex,
> What other things are you looking at?
>
> I would say that if anyone has a Swing/VB/Winforms/Powerbuilder
> background, they should have the basic concepts. Obviously Swing
> developers will have it the easiest. Get the SWT and Eclipse RCP books
> for sure. And get the OSGI and updated Eclipse RCP books when the come
> out - even in rough draft. Might also grab the plugins book. While these
> books are not exactly up to date, they will help tons.
>
> I also suggest doing some minor RCP apps first just to take the web
> server out of it. Oh, and invest in Instantiation's SWT Designer.
>
> Mark
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