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Re: Using GEF for a webapplication [message #1695590 is a reply to message #1609538] |
Sun, 17 May 2015 15:32 |
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As already indicated, GEF (MVC) 3.x, which is based on Draw2d 3.x, could only be used for building graphical editors within an Eclipse RCP context.
The new GEF4 (MVC) component, as demonstrated by its logo example (see https://wiki.eclipse.org/GEF/GEF4/MVC#Logo_Example_.28Standalone.2C_Eclipse_UI_.2C_Web.29 for details), in addition allows a standalone usage, as well as a deployment in the web (with just one technological basis) via Webstart of JavaFX RIA.
To facilitate that other rendering technologies then JavaFX are also usable, the new GEF4 MVC component was designed in two layers and provides a set of rendering toolkit-indipendent base abstractions (MVC) as well as JavaFX-specific specializations (MVC.FX). I.e. while no direct support for other Web-UI-toolkits is currently provided, it could be realized in the same way as MVC.FX does for JavaFX.
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