| Eclipse managed forms examples [message #264851] |
Sat, 31 July 2004 05:17  |
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Originally posted by: fredd.darkpenguin.com
I'm doing some work with Eclipse Forms, specifically managed forms, and was
wondering if someone could point me toward any examples of it's use. I'm
mostly curious about the conventions used, and the interaction with the data
model for the form.
I have searched quite a bit for any information on the topic, and although
the Eclipse Forms Programming Guide is informative, it doesn't contain very
much information about the managed forms aspect. The Javadoc is likewise
helpful, but I'm still a bit unclear on a few minor points and it would be
helpful to see a sample of a working managed form interacting with a data
model.
Thanks in advance,
Fredric
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| Re: Eclipse managed forms examples [message #264893 is a reply to message #264851] |
Sun, 01 August 2004 03:37  |
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Originally posted by: andykim78.hotmail.com
Fred,
The plugin manifest editor in the Eclipse PDE is what you're looking for.
Get the source for org.eclipse.pde.ui
and look at org.eclipse.pde.internal.ui.plugin.ManifestEditor.java
That should be a good starting point.
If you want to see that editor in action just create a new plugin project
under eclipse and open up plugin.xml that gets created.
- Andy
"Fred Doddridge" <fredd@darkpenguin.com> wrote in message
news:cef9hi$bi5$1@eclipse.org...
> I'm doing some work with Eclipse Forms, specifically managed forms, and
was
> wondering if someone could point me toward any examples of it's use. I'm
> mostly curious about the conventions used, and the interaction with the
data
> model for the form.
>
> I have searched quite a bit for any information on the topic, and although
> the Eclipse Forms Programming Guide is informative, it doesn't contain
very
> much information about the managed forms aspect. The Javadoc is likewise
> helpful, but I'm still a bit unclear on a few minor points and it would be
> helpful to see a sample of a working managed form interacting with a data
> model.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Fredric
>
>
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