JFace framework of Eclipse provides many standard and useful dialogs and a framework to build custom dialogs and wizards. When the standard dialogs seems to be too simple for your plugin or RCP develo… more →
Sciology = Science + Technologyfranciscogortazar wrote 1 week ago: Habitualmente, si uno está desarrollando plug-ins, en algún momento necesita lidiar con la interfaz … more →
Manuel wrote 4 weeks ago: Thanks to JFace viewers I can easily present anyone of my “model” inside an Eclipse view … more →
Cameron wrote 3 months ago: Unfortunately, I am just getting around to posting this, but fortunately, the time I had with it pay … more →
Alistair wrote 5 months ago: After figuring out how to use Maven to write SWT applications, I figured it was time to tackle JFace … more →
joelwillsey wrote 6 months ago: I am starting a new project that will create a series of co-operative plugins for the Eclipse platfo … more →
Simone Pezzano wrote 7 months ago: As we saw in the SWT introduction, the Standard Widget Toolkit renders our data. It does not organiz … more →
David Kuhn wrote 11 months ago: Well it’s been nearly a month since I first wrote about project freedom (as in financial) and … more →
prajwalan wrote 1 year ago: It is straight forward to add buttons into the toolbars. But, it can be a bit tricky to add other co … more →
sureshkrishna wrote 1 year ago: JFace framework of Eclipse provides many standard and useful dialogs and a framework to build custom … more →
Max wrote 1 year ago: This is the class that adds the autocomplete feature to a comboviewer import java.util.Date; import … more →
sureshkrishna wrote 2 years ago: Eclipse the ubiquitous platform has survived another challenge by releasing the Europa and the incre … more →
sureshkrishna wrote 3 years ago: PShelf Widget is really cool, if you want to implement a kind of Accordion widget in Eclipse. The Ac … more →
sureshkrishna wrote 3 years ago: Withe the introduction of RCP, EMF-RCP, GEF and GMF, now there are plethora of choices to display hi … more →