RE : [ve-dev] VE Extension Tutorial - What do you want to see ?

["Nicolas DELPUECH" <delpuech@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I want to see how to convert an old VE project to a new one ...
Cause my old VE project don't work any more...



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Envoyé : jeudi 15 septembre 2005 15:26
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Objet : RE: [ve-dev] VE Extension Tutorial - What do you want to see ?

Hi,
Currently the VE generates the XMI file (in the cache).

Is there any API exposed by Eclipse which can just take this XMI input &
generate the SWT object instance..

--------Very much like what is done with the XSWT resource -------
controls = XSWT.create(shell,
Test.class.getResource("test.xswt").openStream());
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BTW: any idea by when the much anticipated tutorial will be available ?

Cheers,
Ujjwal

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Sent: Thu, September 15, 2005 6:40 PM
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Subject: Re: [ve-dev] VE Extension Tutorial - What do you want to see ?



XML persistance is definately on my list of things to look at; either
in this tutorial or the next one.  Keep the suggestions coming :)

Dylan

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From: gmendel@xxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: [ve-dev] VE Extension Tutorial - What do you want to see
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 08:31:26 -0400

>An example of a (simple)  editor that uses XML or XMI as persistance,
>will 
>be something many in the community can use.
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>Dr. Gili Mendel
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>Joe Winchester and I have been having a discussion over on the
>newsgroup 
>about cooking up a VE extension tutorial.  We are looking for input
>as 
>to what areas this should cover (code generation, persistence in
>other 
>formats like xml, custom palettes, ect).  What are you interested in 
>seeing ?  What do you think would be most helpful to people just 
>starting to dip their toes into the api ?  What would be most useful
>for 
>more veteran extenders who are looking to make some serious changes
>to 
>the way the VE works ? 
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>Once we get a range of ideas we can start to narrow down the focus of
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>the tutorial.  It is likely to start on the easier end of the scale. 
>If 
>that tutorial is helpful more advanced pieces will likely follow. 
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>We are also looking for people who may be interested in giving input
>on 
>the content, possibly contributing, and reviewing the piece once we
>have 
>cobbled it together. 
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>Any takers ?
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