I am using eclipse kepler version for developing Android native applications with Phonegap. I have also added JSDT jQuery plugin which is helping me for jQuery intellisense and code highlighting. But I want the same for my HTML5 and Css3 files, So that I can work on its GUI in that platform.
See this link.
All you need is Web Tools Platform plugin installed in your Eclipse Kepler.
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I'm currently developing an application in ActionScript 3.0, and GVim isn't really working well with it. Are there are any plugins for Eclipse that allow ActionScript functionality?
Adobe Flash Builder is built on Eclipse.
Or, you can install the Flex SDK plugin for Eclipse.
At this time (2015) there are no usable free Eclipse plugins for AS3 development as far as I know. Adobe's Eclipse plugin is dead, FDT free version is all but worthless and as3ide isn't working with the current Eclipse.
But there is FlashDevelop, it isn't based on Eclipse but is quite usable as an AS3 IDE. It is completely free and open source.
Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) now allows using Webkit as an underlying renderer for the SWT browser component. Nevertheless, runtime requirements say that Safari must be installed on the target machine. Is there a way to avoid this requirement by bundling Webkit/Safari into Eclipse similarly to how XULRunner is bundled?
Thanks!
I think Genuitec did something that could help you.
from Genuite:
WebKit for SWT is an open-source embeddable Java(tm) WebKit browser
component developed by Genuitec and contributed to the Eclipse Blinki
Mobile DevKit project. WebKit for SWT can be used in the development
of a wide range of Java SWT standalone and RCP applications that
require integration of rich internet content, and services.
How to create Symbian s60 application using Eclipse?
Nokia's Carbide.c++ is built using Eclipse, but requires its own full installation. It's not an Eclipse plugin. Lots of information, including downloads at http://developer.nokia.com/community/wiki/Carbide.c%2B%2B
Installing the SDK for use with Eclipse
To use Eclipse with the SDK, install the applications below in the following order:
Java SE Development Kit (JDK)
Eclipse 3.4.1
Eclipse ME 1.7.9 or Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java v0.9.1
Series 40 6th Edition SDK
for sample example visit the link http://developer.nokia.com/resources/library/Java/getting-started.html
Why you don't want to use IDE from Nokia's Symbian SDK? This IDE is based on Eclipse.
Is SWT Browser included to standard eclipse installation or I've to install it additionally ?
And if where can I find pack for SWT.
This really does have a lot of good info:
http://www.eclipse.org/swt/faq.php
You will need to choose between Webkit and Gecko depending on your requirements. If it's Gecko, you will need to have XULRunner, which is the independent runtime for Gecko that provides the Java XPCOM interfaces.
SWT can be downloaded standalone, but it will not include XULRunner. You'll have to package XULRunner up separately and make that a part of the install.
SWT Browser comes with standard Eclipse SDK
While Eclipse plugin development, there is option for adding Browser in Eclipse plugin code
I downloaded Eclipse Galileo (3.5.1) SR1 and Eclipse SDK 3.5.1 and neither of them have a "Server" page on the Windows->Preferences screen.
Any ideas why?
Tx.
The Eclipse SDK 3.5.1 "classic" does not include WST (Web Tools)
Even the RCP edition only include it partially
WST: This subproject will provide support for integrating Web servers into Eclipse as first-class execution environments for Web applications.
This support will include the ability to configure Web servers and associate them with Web projects
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See Eclipse Compare Packages page