Eclipse Now
The official newsletter of EclipseSource
Welcome to the latest edition of Eclipse Now, the EclipseSource newsletter. Leading up to the Galileo release, we're pleased to provide you with pointers and information about Eclipse Equinox and OSGi, RAP and the latest on p2 . Be sure to sign up for our free webinars on OSGi and RAP, presented by EclipseSource and eclipse.live.
As always, your feedback is welcome at info@eclipsesource.com. We hope you enjoy this edition!
Upcoming Training and Information Sessions
Free Webinar: OSGi and Equinox Jumpstart
Chris Aniszczyk and Jeff McAffer
Tuesday, June 30th, 11:00am - 2:00 pm eastern
Jumpstart your team's OSGi and Eclipse Equinox experience by participating in this half day webinar. You'll receive an introduction to the concepts as well as an overview of the wide range of technologies being built on the OSGi standard.
Free Webinar: Single Sourcing: Extend your RCP Application to the Web with RAP
Ralf Sternberg and Ruediger Herrmann
Thursday, July 9th, 12:00 pm eastern
Find out how you can use RAP to bring your RCP application to the web. We'll show you how you can maximize code reuse and create good looking web apps using built-in RAP features.
Resource highlights from the EclipseSource team
Downloads: The Eclipse 3.5 Release Candidates are Here,
Get one of the pre-packaged builds prepepared by our team and the Eclipse community. Please be aware that the packages are Release Candidates and not the final releases.
Webcast: Remote Provisioning With p2, Jeff McAffer
In this video Jeff McAffer, EclipseSource CTO, demonstrates how to define, provision and manage remote Eclipse, Equinox and OSGi-based systems using p2 technology. The presentation highlights the extensibility and flexibility of the technology, by showing a combination of standard p2 function and EclipseSource extensions for remote scenarios. Upcoming videos build on this base and show the use of p2 in server and cloud-based environments.
Blog: Categorize your p2 repository, Ian Bull
Have you had the experience of creating an interesting application, exporting it, generating a p2 repository, connecting to your repository, and *BAM*, nothing there! The reason this happens is because you likely didn’t categorize your repository.
Blog: OSGi Declarative Services, Chris Aniszczyk
For those of you who don’t know, the Eclipse SDK now ships an implementation of OSGi Declarative Services (DS). I love DS when working with OSGi services and recommend it to people over using the brittle ServiceTracker mechanism.
Upcoming Open Enrollment RAP Courses
RAP for Java Developers - 4 days
October 5-8, Portland
October 26-29, Karlsruhe
RAP for RCP Developers - 2 days
Sept 14-15, Ottawa
Sept 28-29, Karlsruhe
Visit our website for more information on RAP training and a wide range of RCP and OSGi classes with EclipseSource.
Please send your feedback and any questions to info@eclipsesource.com.
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