I just began with RAP few weeks ago. I want to create a RAP project with custom view but that template is not show when I try create project. You can see in image below:
As I know. It's must be there with RAP Hello and RAP Mail template. Could anyone tell me why and how to fix it?
No, In Eclipse LUNA have no template to create RAP Workbench Application with a View.
But you can create a RCP Workbench Application Template with a View, and change Required Bundlers to RAP Bundlers
org.eclipse.ui ==> org.eclipse.rap.ui
...
Or you must create RAP Application from scratch.
I found tutorial HERE, hope help you:
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I created an emf model and also a spray project. I am able to start the spray project over "Run as.." as an eclipse application and i will get an editor that depends on my emf model.
Now i would like to integrate this editor into a part of an eclipse rcp application. How can i achieve that? I tried adding the spray and emf project to my feature project as a plug in but i do not know which class the part should refer to. Is this even the right way?
How can i make my spray editor be a part of my rcp application?
Developing RCP application for the first time and followed the steps for creating a simple RCP application with a View. First, create a new plug-in project New > Other > Plug-in Project, set the target platform to Eclipse 3.8, let the Wizard generate an Activator, tick the checkboxes "This plug-in will make contributions to the UI" and "Would you like to create a rich client application: Yes", and template i'm using is RCP application with a view.
Now, tutorials say the project will contain some generated classes like Application.java, WindowAdvisor.java, etc. However, only one class appears in my project Activator.java. Have i missed a step or two while creating the application?
When I install "web tools platform" plugins in Eclipse I have a new type of project I can create, called "dynamic web project". In such project I can add JSF facet and then use it to make JSF application.
But when I install "jboss tools" plugins I have a project type called just "JSF project".
What's the difference between both types of projects? Why have jboss tools people created their own type of JSF project?
Eclipse plugins are created to achieve some commonly used/desired configurations at much ease. As you said, you can create a Dynamic Web Prject and then perform couple of steps to convert/support JSF. JSF project is created with those required configuration already done for you.
Same example you can apply even between, a simple project(created though New -> General->Project option) and Dynamic Web Project i.e. you may create a simple project, create files/folders, update the class path etc manually and achieve the same which is directly available through Dynamic Web Project option. These plug-ins/options help you avoid several manual steps to reach a commonly desired functionality. JSF project is no exception.
I want to create My Own Portlet With the Eclipse JUNO for Liferay. I have googled a lot but that's provide me only for using with netbeans so can anyone guide me or give me link of the tutorial for the creating portlet from scratch in eclipse.
I have tried with the following
ADD-> new Liferay Projects
And then its not showing in a liferay the portlet which i have created
I have successfully installed liferay in my windows7 as well as i have also integrated ready made books portlet but just having while creating simple hello world portlet of my own
very before i have even follow this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EbyIbMWrCI
but its showing my portlet in update manager option in admin account as a status is "UNKNOWN"
For creating a portlet at Eclipse please have a look at Liferay development in Eclipse .
For getting ready portlet visible on Liferay you could find instructions for example on this: How to deploy portlets to Liferay?
Here is the installation guide and getting started tutorial.
I'm starting to learn some portlet development. I'm wondering if there are any good (preferably recent since many of the guides I saw date back a few years) Hello Portlet or beginners guides. I have eclipse set up but I'm not sure what plugins/libraries/etc I need to start developing portlets for a Tomcat server.
Any help would be appreciated!
Liferay Portal (open source portal) has a set of eclipse plugins called Liferay IDE. If you set it up and also setup a Liferay Plugin SDK (zip download), then use the New Liferay Project wizard after installing the Liferay IDE plugins you will have everything you need. You can see the Liferay IDE Getting Started guide for how to deploy your first portlet to Liferay.