Training und Support
Eclipse 4 (e4) Training
Sie möchten die Eclipse 4 Application Platform kennenlernen und ihre grundlegenden Konzepte verstehen? In diesem Kurs lernen Sie alles Wichtige, um e4 in Ihren zukünftigen Projekten einsetzen zu können und dadurch Ihre Produktivität rasch zu steigern.
e4 für RCP Entwickler
Wenn Ihr Team bereits Erfahrung mit Eclipse RCP besitzt, bietet dieses Training einen schnellen Einstieg in die neuen Konzepte von e4. Der Kurs kann Ihnen zudem bei der Entscheidung helfen, ob und wie bestehende Anwendungen migriert werden sollen
Entwickler-Support
Benötigen Sie Hilfe bei der Migration zu Eclipse 4? Vermissen Sie bei der neuen Plattform bestimmte Features? Wünschen Sie sich Unterstützung bei der Beantwortung der täglichen Fragen zu Ihrem Projekt? Unsere Entwickler-Support-Pakete helfen Ihnen, das volle Potenzial der Eclipse 4 Application Platform auszuschöpfen.
Online Tutorial
Diese englischsprachige Tutorial-Serie führt Sie in alle grundlegenden Konzepte von Eclipse 4 ein und bietet einen guten Überblick über die neue Plattform. Alle Teile der Eclipse 4-Tutorial-Serie gibt es als PDF zum Download.
e4 – Part 1: Introduction to Eclipse 4
The countdown is on for Eclipse 4. For the upcoming Juno release, the core tooling components will build on the Eclipse SDK 4.2. This series will introduce the new concepts in the Eclipse 4 Application Platform, aka RCP 2.0. It is likely that most projects will use the compatibility layer initially, however, it is worthwhile […]
e4 – Part 2: Application Model and Views
From the Application Model to the Implementation of Views. This tutorial series introduces the core concepts of the Eclipse 4 Application Platform, aka RCP 2.0. One of the key innovations of e4 is the separation between the application model and the implementation of the application’s parts, such as view. In the first part of this […]
e4 – Part 3: Extending existing models
In the previous parts of this tutorial series we described how to create an application model and link those elements to implementations. Until now we have only worked with one application model, however, Eclipse applications usually follow a modular design. In this part, we describe how to extend an existing application mode […]
e4 – Part 4: Dependency Injection
In most of the programming examples provided so far, we implicitly used a further innovation of Eclipse 4: dependency injection (DI). DI plays a central role in Eclipse 4, reason enough to devote a whole tutorial to this. […]
e4 – Part 5: Behavior Annotations
This tutorial describes the most important annotations used in Eclipse 4. In Eclipse 4, views are POJOs, and methods can be named arbitrarily. Therefore, methods that need to be called by the framework at a certain point in time must be marked with corresponding annotations, e.g., @Focus. […]
e4 – Part 6: Services
This tutorial describes the general idea of Eclipse 4 platform services as well as the most important ones in detail. One of the key strengths of a framework such as Eclipse has always been the possibility of reusing of a lot of framework functionality. In Eclipse 4, these framework features have mostly be transferred into services, which provides much more flexibility. […]
e4 – Part 7: Soft migration from Eclipse 3.x
This tutorial describes how to do a soft migration to the Eclipse 4 (e4) programming model. The basic goal of the tutorial is to enable development using the new concepts such as Dependency Injection and Annotations, but without first requiring a complete application migration.[…]
