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| Re: RAP widget library [message #17977 is a reply to message #17939] |
Wed, 18 April 2007 03:58  |
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Originally posted by: fappel.innoopract.com
Hi,
by plug-ins we do not refer to widgets, as widgets by definition belong to
the UI-layer of an application. There will be a namespace switch of the
current RAP implementation to the same package names as the RCP
(SWT/JFace/Workbench) implementation, so that the reuse of RCP code will be
simplified. Still the transformation of a RCP project to an RAP project will
most of the time need some additional effort, because. RAP will only support
a subset of RCP functionalities.
We try to provide as much of the SWT widgets as possible, but due to
resource limitations not everything will be implemented in the 1.0 release
(besides that some stuff may not work due to limitations of the different
environment). But there is still the possibility to implement such a missing
widget by your own and contribute it to the project :-)
Ciao
Frank
"Liat Golan" <liat_golan_herman@walla.co.il> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:bb6cce7109ddc85a109b21f31f7996e8$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Thanks for the fast response :)
>
> Assuming I already have a RCP project with such widgets, and i wish to
> move to Web application, how will that work if those widgets are not
> supported by the RWT?
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> Will an Eclipse RCP project can transform transparently to RWT? I am
> familiar with the following FAQ:
> "Does RAP enable my RCP applications to run on the Web without any
> changes?
> The project aims for enabling as much reuse of RCP application components
> as possible. However, for the first release of RAP a part of the UI of
> existing RCP applications needs to be rewritten (which means that core
> plug-ins can be reused, as long as they are multi-user capable). It shall
> be possible to reuse Content and Labelproviders."
>
> by plug-ins, do you mean widgets as well?
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> Thanks,
> Liat
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