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JBuilder transition to Eclipse/SWT? [message #238908]

Wed, 05 May 2004 11:22

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wales_thad.bah.com

What are the substantial differences in terms of development using the
various Eclipse/SWT IDE's and any pro's/con's to a transistion from
JBuilder(were on v10) to Eclipse/SWT Swing development. Looking for
alternatives - Eclipse/SWT seems like one and will entertain any other
ideas. Yes we definitely want to be able to compete with native apps of the
same genre, that's why it's either a transition to Eclipse/SWT, etc or just
back to Windows development.

For example, what would be the alternative to JB's QDS(basically database
grid), which is probably the worst of the transition.

Thanks.

Re: JBuilder transition to Eclipse/SWT? [message #238923 is a reply to message #238908]

Wed, 05 May 2004 11:36

Eclipse User

Are you talking about building your own branded applications atop of the
Eclipse/JBuilder platform? Or you mean to use it to develop with? I am not
sure exactly what you are saying...

"exquisitus" <wales_thad@bah.com> wrote in message
news:c7b0f2$dao$1@eclipse.org...
> What are the substantial differences in terms of development using the
> various Eclipse/SWT IDE's and any pro's/con's to a transistion from
> JBuilder(were on v10) to Eclipse/SWT Swing development. Looking for
> alternatives - Eclipse/SWT seems like one and will entertain any other
> ideas. Yes we definitely want to be able to compete with native apps of
the
> same genre, that's why it's either a transition to Eclipse/SWT, etc or
just
> back to Windows development.
>
> For example, what would be the alternative to JB's QDS(basically database
> grid), which is probably the worst of the transition.
>
> Thanks.
>
>

Re: JBuilder transition to Eclipse/SWT? [message #238933 is a reply to message #238923]

Wed, 05 May 2004 12:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wales_thad.bah.com

To develop with, to migrate from a small to medium size Jbuilder Swing app,
to start over.

"Kevin" <supreme_java_guru_1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c7b0u5$dtf$1@eclipse.org...
> Are you talking about building your own branded applications atop of the
> Eclipse/JBuilder platform? Or you mean to use it to develop with? I am not
> sure exactly what you are saying...
>
> "exquisitus" <wales_thad@bah.com> wrote in message
> news:c7b0f2$dao$1@eclipse.org...
> > What are the substantial differences in terms of development using the
> > various Eclipse/SWT IDE's and any pro's/con's to a transistion from
> > JBuilder(were on v10) to Eclipse/SWT Swing development. Looking for
> > alternatives - Eclipse/SWT seems like one and will entertain any other
> > ideas. Yes we definitely want to be able to compete with native apps of
> the
> > same genre, that's why it's either a transition to Eclipse/SWT, etc or
> just
> > back to Windows development.
> >
> > For example, what would be the alternative to JB's QDS(basically
database
> > grid), which is probably the worst of the transition.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
>
>

Re: JBuilder transition to Eclipse/SWT? [message #239043 is a reply to message #238933]

Wed, 05 May 2004 17:10

Eclipse User

<wales_thad@bah.com> wrote:
> What are the substantial differences in terms of development using
> the various Eclipse/SWT IDE's and any pro's/con's to a transistion
> from JBuilder(were on v10) to Eclipse/SWT Swing development.

> For example, what would be the alternative to JB's QDS(basically
> database grid), which is probably the worst of the transition.

Since you're interested in

* tool issues

* tool-specific components

I'd suggest taking this to the Visual Editor group: that's the Eclipse
component (GUI builder) you'd be spending most time in (if you
migrated), and they're also well-versed in Swing (which they support
now) and SWT (for which they're adding support).

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