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Re: [ve-dev] NetBeans GUI Builder...
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Hi PreqezDeQueya,
Plugin development is the architecture
that describes how you contribute to Eclipse. Eclipse is made up
of a set up of modules that define the modules they require (their pre-requisites)
and also the functionality they contribute. The contributions are
defined in something called the manifest that is basically an XML file
that says stuff like "I want to add this menu contribution" or
"I want to add this viewer". There are a number of good
books on Eclipse, the best of which I know are "the Java Developers
guide to Eclipse" and "Contributing to Eclipes" and "Building
commercial quality plugin-ins" all by Addison Wesley.
NetBeans is a good GUI builder, however
a question as to integrating it into Eclipse would be better asked to the
NetBeans development team themselves.
Are there any particular features of
NetBeans that you wish to see integrated into the Eclipse visual editor
? We're always striving to improve the visual editor based on user
feedback so specific requests such as, for example, "Support SpringLayout"
or "Support JSpinner" or whatever we can estimate, schedule and
put into a release.
Best regards and many thanks,
Joe Winchester
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I'm ignorant of plugin development... but i have seen
the NetBeans GUI builder and it's much advanced one... could itself be
integrated this in eclipse? it would be fantastic...
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