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Re: [rap-dev] Is RAP sufficient to build web-based IDEs?
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A rich html widget based on FCKeditor is not a problem. See the
attachment below. This was just a first try and not yet finished.
Regards, Lars
Mike Wrighton schrieb:
I'm certainly interested in developing a RAP widget which can provide at
least the basic functions of StyledText so that I can do syntax
coloring. If anyone could give me any guidance on this or point me in
the right direction to get started, that would be great.
Mike
On 09/03/2008, *Jochen Krause* <jkrause@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:jkrause@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>From my point of view StyledText is a serious problem right now.
But richer client technology and better scalability of the browser
runtimes may cure that problem within a year or two. I think the
other problems can be resolved. It is important to note that you
want to make sure that your core bundles are multi-session ready.
I can imagine having a "development server" where the tools run
directly on the server with multiple users working on the same
projects / models. But getting there is not our main focus at the
moment. If you are interested in driving this forward let us know.
Jochen
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<mailto:rap-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx>] On Behalf Of Frank Appel
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Hi,
I think there are a good deal of problems to solve. The first one
you mentioned already - StyledText. I didn't do too much research,
but I think this alone will be a bunch of work to do. A text editor
also does a lot of things from which I would suggest that the
implementation makes heavy use of key-events. It's at least
questionable if we can provide a key-event implementation that
scales on such a usecase. Last thing that comes into my mind by
doing a little brainstorming is that eclipse uses the workspace for
file storage, but with RAP the workspace is shared across the sessions.
Ciao
Frank
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<mailto:rap-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx>] Im Auftrag von Mike Wrighton
Gesendet: Sonntag, 9. März 2008 15:46
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Betreff: [rap-dev] Is RAP sufficient to build web-based IDEs?
Hi,
This is a bit of an open question, but I want to get a an idea of
how feasible people think it would be to develop a web-based IDE
using RAP e.g. a cut-down version of the CDT or JDT? From what I
understand, the StyledText widget is missing at the moment which
appears to be the first main issue. Would implementing StyledText be
a big job and are there any other major hurdles?
Mike
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