Posts tagged with "indigo"
CDT Codan, Eclipse Indigo Feature #4
The C/C++ Tooling for Eclipse is old Mature! In fact, the first bug report filed against the CDT was opened on January 14th 2002, Only a few months after Eclipse 1.0 shipped. If my trivia knowledge is correct, the CDT is the oldest Eclipse project (next to the Eclipse IDE itself) and it has grown [...]
Xtend2, Eclipse Indigo Feature #5
The Eclipse Indigo release is now less than 1 week away, which means I’m into the Top 5 Entries in my Eclipse Indigo Top 10 List. Number 5 on my Top 10 List is near and dear to my heart as I started using some of this technology 5 years ago when it was hosted [...]
jQuery timeago in Java with RAP
A few weeks ago I showed you how easy it is to integrate jQuery into RAP using the browser widget. I’d like to show you another example of what can be integrated. Last time I created a carousel widget; this time the demo is something smaller but still really cool. Yesterday I came across a [...]
Key Bindings in RAP
Support for key bindings (bug 282449) has been one of the most requested features for RAP. So I’m happy to say that since 1.4 M5, RAP implements the JFace key bindings API, provides the org.eclipse.ui.bindings extension point, and enables most of the default workbench key bindings. As a result, you can now use most* of the [...]
Equinox/RAP WAR Products has moved. Hello Eclipse Libra…
A while ago I introduced you to my Google Summer of Code 2010 project, the WAR Products. I really appreciate your participation with feedback and bugs. It showed me that there is a real need for this tooling, so I’m proud to announce that the WAR Products development will not continue in the RAP Project. You may think, [...]
Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) M5, available for download
Well here we are just over half way through the NHL season and the norther hemisphere is in the middle of winter. For those of you who don’t plan on spending the weekend watching the NHL All-Star game, you’ll be happy to know that Eclipse 3.7M5 is now available for download. Milestone 5 comes backed [...]
How to build a RAP application with Tycho
Recently I played around a little with Tycho because we evaluated it for the use in the RTP project. As a test case, I decided to try to build a RAP application with Tycho. With building I mean compiling and packaging the artifacts into a WAR file in order to deploy them on a Tomcat or another [...]
SAP likes Eclipse Runtime Technologies
A few weeks ago I told you about the Eclipse RTP project. Since then some things happened that I want to share with you. First of all, we made it to the creation review. The review is scheduled for January 12-19. The community gathering period was very successful. We reached 10 interested parties and 7 initial committers [...]
Indigo Sneak Preview: Merry Christmas from the RAP Team
Christmas is only a few days away and we at the RAP team wanted to show our appreciation to you, our community, for your active participation in setting directions for RAP and for RAP development. As a small Christmas present, we’d like to give a preview of the next release so you don’t have to [...]





