| RE: [e4-dev] Declarative UI - XWT |
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Please use the new attached one, in which
I have put the EPL license. Regards Yves YANG From: e4-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:e4-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Yves YANG Hi all, We have an intensive and long discussion during e4 symposium
at ESE about the declarative UI. There are a lot of questions come out. And two
solutions debate: SWT 1:1 Mapping and abstract UI model. After this event, I
have prepared a PowerPoint to resume my vision (Page 5) and the features I have
tested. As promised two weeks ago, we have developed a POC based on
SWT direct mapping. This component (named as XWT) is available via the update
manager: http://www.soyatec.org/update/xwt After the installation, you can check out the samples and a
demo with EMF model via our public SVN server: The source codes are not yet accessible right now. We need a
deep code review and format. Sorry for this inconvenience. If it is possible, I can make a presentation/demonstration
during the coming Declarative UI bi-week meeting. Getting started ------------ To get started, you should switch to XWT perspective first, 1. Create a Java project 2. Create XWT UI component via New->XWT. An XWT editor is opened automatically. You can drag and drop
a graphic element from tool palette to the XWF source editor (not preview
region), or you can type ctrl+space to call the code assist. Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Best regards Yves YANG Soyatec - Eclipse OutSourcing & XAML for java Tel: +33 1 60 13 06 67 Fax: +33 9 58 07 06 67 |
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