new to eclipse RCP environment. I have a Webstart Apps/jnlp that I would like to add into an already made rcp client. Was wondering if It was possible to integrate it into the RCP so it will appear under the menu toolbar so if it was clicked from the menu upon the jnlp will load into the browser. How will I go about doing that, would it need to be as a plug-in?
Thanks for any help!
I have never tried it, but how about writing a simple plugin with a menu contribution, command assiciated with that menu would open somewhere small viewpart with Browser component and finally, that Browser component would get the resource you need?
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I have created a non-RCP plugin project in eclipse. To run my eclipse plugin, the user must right clicks on a file and select my tool option from a popup menu. Is it possible to have a RCP for such a plugin? How can I provide a RCP distribution (zip) ready to be tested for such a plugin? Would you help me to find an appropriate manual for such a case?
I was wondering about using fxml in eclipse.
I watched a Video about JavaFX where the Creator handles the UI with a fxml File(He uses Eclipse too).
But my Eclipse doesnt recognize that I use fxml(Maybe doesnt have fxml?).
Is there any way I can add fxml to eclipse?
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You can also get the e(fx)clipse plugin (which allows you to create fxmls) by opening Eclipse, clicking Help, scrolling down to the Eclipse Marketplace, and searching e(fx)clipse. Install, and then just restart Eclipse. To create a new JavaFX project, go to File->New->Project...->JavaFX->JavaFX Project, and you should be good to go (these instructions are based on using Eclipse Neon).
I used to use this plugin which let me add icons to the top of Eclipse. Each icon would correspond to a run configuration. http://sourceforge.net/projects/quicklaunch/
This project is old and doesn't work with the latest version of eclipse.
Is there an alternative way to do this or an alternative plugin that anyone knows about? I want to be able to start my server and then start my client with two clicks total.
Look at Eclipse Runner Plugin plugin. Check this eclipse market place link.
This will not run/debug configuration to toolbar but it has separate view.
I found documentation that states I can hide some of the UI elements in the Install New Software dialog in an Eclipse RCP application.
It's all described here.
I want my RCP application (based on Eclipse 3.7) to hide the available software sites just like the RCP Mail example app does, so I've implemented my RCP application using this example. But, it's not working.
I've even gone so far as to import the RCP Mail project into my Eclipse IDE and launch it and debug it to see what it's doing. The RCP Mail project works like a charm when I run it in my IDE. It hides the UI just like I want my RCP app to do.
The main difference I've found so far is this.
When I run my application and try to use this code to get the Policy...
ProvisioningUI.getDefaultUI().getPolicy()
I get a different Policy then the one I registered with this code...
policy = new RestrictedP2UIPolicy();
policyRegistration = context.registerService(Policy.class.getName(), policy, null);
My ResrictedP2UIPolicy class is the same thing as the CloudPolicy class in the RCP Mail example application.
The Policy I get back at runtime is an implementation class called SDKPolicy.
Does anyone have any ideas why I'm getting this other Policy instead of the one I'm trying to register?
The SDK policy is coming from the p2.ui.sdk bundle. In an RCP application you shouldn't use this bundle as it provides the same p2 experience as the Eclipse SDK.
I'm using the Eclipse IDE with the Force.com plugin for editing Salesforce.com visual force pages. The problem I'm having is that I can't actually edit the page. Whether it's a newly created page or not. I right click on the project within Eclipse, clicked new visual force page and the page loads. I can actually edit anything though.
Any ideas? Do I need an additional web plugin or something?
Thanks.
There are no additional plugins required. You may have an issue with your Eclipse install.
Easiest way to confirm is to download Eclipse again. I'd do the plain Java package. Install into a new location on your disk, then install the Force.com plugin.