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Re: [e4-dev] Declarative UIs and EMF
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Hallvard,
GEF is mainly used for creating editors but its EditParts are well
designed controllers in the MVC paradigm. I used editparts instead of
writing my owns.
The mechanism of creation and removal of editparts (and subsequent
Views) is also a good advantage.
Regarding JavaSE-1.6 it is absolutely not a required constraint.
I am currently doing 2 things :
* moving my SVN content on a public place (work in progress), then you
could directly access to source :-)
* moving every Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment from 1.6 to 1.5 (and
rebuilding the update site)
I will post as soon as it will be finished.
Regards,
Olivier
Hallvard Trætteberg a écrit :
Olivier Moïses wrote:
Regarding GEF :
I use GEF because it provides a clean way to add MVC mechanism to EMF
& graphical widgets. To be short, I use only few classes of GEF :
> AbstractEditPart, AbstractViewer, ...
I understand that GEF may be useful in an editor, but it must also be
possible to build a pure SWT (or whatever toolkit is used).
Regarding the failure of your installation attempt:
Could you please, tell me which platform are you working on.
I looked at the plugins and they seem to require Java 1.6, which I
don't/cannot use: Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment: JavaSE-1.6
Could it be this that prevents them from being run (all the
dependencies seem to be satisfied)? Is this really a strict
requirement or just the default you're using?
Hallvard
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