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[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Source of startup.jar

markus.bach@xxxxxxx (Markus Bach) — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 17:50:49 GMT

Hi!

I am seraching for the source code of the startup.jar of eRCP. I tried to find it in the CVS repository, but the folder platform-launcher contains only a Main.java that is not equivalent to the startup.jar that is in the distribution of 1.2.1 - I decompiled it and the difference is dramatic. In the repository there is only a compiled startup.jar but no source.

Can anybody help me where to obtain the source?

Thanks and regards

Markus

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Integrating eRCP Javadoc

rogalski@xxxxxxx (Mark Rogalski) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:38:43 GMT

An eRCP SDK is now available that includes JavaDoc and source. If you don't 
already have the Eclipse 3.5 IDE, then I suggest downloading Pulsar and the 
eRCP SDK is a one click install from there.
Otherwise, use the Eclipse installer to install the SDK from the update site 
at www.eclipse.org\ercp\pulsar

"Matthias Schoettle"  wrote in message 
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>I found a bug report concerning this issue:
>
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=275501
>
>
> On 16.02.2009 11:36, Matthias Schoettle wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> how can I integrate the eRCP Javadoc into eclipse for developing?
>> I tried adding the location to "Additional source code locations" in the 
>> source code settings for the target platform but this didn't work.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Matthias

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Question regarding build process

rogalski@xxxxxxx (Mark Rogalski) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:23:03 GMT

I believe that the wm6pro project is just a fragment template. It's not 
really involved in the build of eSWT.
The built binaries are just copied into the template and then it is 
exported. For wm6std, we just do a rename of the plugin and copy the wm6std 
binaries into it.

We use the WM6 Pro and Std SDKs for both WM5 and 6. eRCP works just fine on 
WM 6.1. We did see a couple minor issues on WM 6.5. I remember one was 
around how WM caches shortcut icons.


"Wolfgang Röckelein"  wrote in message 
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> Hi,
>
> is org.eclipse.ercp.swt.wm6pro used to build both of "Windows Mobile 5/6 
> Professional" and "Windows Mobile 5/6 Standard"?
>
> What platform SDKs do you use for the release builds?
> WM5 Pocket PC / WM5 Smartphone or WM6 Professional / WM6 Standard?
>
> Has anyone already tried WM 6.1?
>
> Thanks,
>   Wolfgang

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Java vm running eRCP

eclipse@xxxxxxx (Matthias Schoettle) — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 22:47:47 GMT

Hi.

How is your application configured? Do you use eWorkbench or your own workbench?
Is there an error when you try to start your application?

Might it even be possible to run eRCP using a Midlet setup? Right now I'm struggeling with EclispeME and eRCP, since there are some unavailable classes like NoSuchMethodException etc. Is it simply impossible to run eRCP with midlets?

Please read this wiki article: http://wiki.eclipse.org/How_to_use_eSWT_with_Midlets

P.S.: The eRCP newsgroup has moved to eclipse.ercp.

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Run eRCP(-examples) on device (htc with wm6)

eeknay23@xxxxxxx (eeknay ) — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:37:43 GMT

Did you manage to start it?
I'm very much insterested in how to do this, since I have the same problem.

Regards,
Andre

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Java vm running eRCP

eeknay23@xxxxxxx (eeknay ) — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:35:54 GMT

Hi.

I have been running eRCP using the IBM J9/WEME Java VM on a Dell Axim 51v without any shipped Java support and Windows Mobile 5.

Now I have new hardware - HTC Touch Diamond 2 - running Windows Mobile 6. In contrast to the Dell hardware, this is shipped with the JBlend Java VM supporting various JSRs and MIDP2.0.

I also purchased the new WEME environment for smartphones an installed it successfully. But I'm not able to start my application which previously worked fine on the Dell Axim. The application is a plugin which should be invoked by the eRCP startup.jar.

Unfortunately I have no idea how to run an eRCP application with the new WEME, neither do I know if I need to alter my development process using eclipse. Until now I used the supplied libraries from WEME and eRCP as the target plattfrom.

Maybe someone could give me a hint on how to do this.

Might it even be possible to run eRCP using a Midlet setup? Right now I'm struggeling with EclispeME and eRCP, since there are some unavailable classes like NoSuchMethodException etc. Is it simply impossible to run eRCP with midlets?

Help would be much apprechiated.
Regards,
Andre

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Integrating eRCP Javadoc

eclipse@xxxxxxx (Matthias Schoettle) — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 22:44:42 GMT

I found a bug report concerning this issue:

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=275501

On 16.02.2009 11:36, Matthias Schoettle wrote:

Hi,
how can I integrate the eRCP Javadoc into eclipse for developing? I tried adding the location to "Additional source code locations" in the source code settings for the target platform but this didn't work.
Thanks
Matthias

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Is it posssible to catch eWorkbench CLOSE event?

arungi@xxxxxxx (Arunagiri.K ) — Thu, 28 May 2009 14:04:16 GMT


Thanks to Matthias & Danail.

I want to listen the CLOSE event because, if the user closes the workbench/application unknowingly it will immediately close. I just want to raise a confirm message, so the user can know the application is closing and save the unsaved data if any or just cancel the close.

How can I do this?

Thanks to the great support.

-arun

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Is it posssible to catch eWorkbench CLOSE event?

d.nachev@xxxxxxx (Danail Nachev) — Tue, 26 May 2009 16:10:44 GMT

Usually it is better to state what you are trying to accomplish instead of
asking how to accomplish something concrete, because the concrete thing you want
to do might not be possible, but there might be other solutions to your problem,
which are more suitable. The other problem is that I can suggest a way to do
this, but it serves no purpose to you, because you want different event. Let me
suggest some:

1) shell close event
2) menu item listener (if you are able to get access to the menu, through the shell)
3) using org.eclipse.ui.IWindowListener you will be notified when
IWorkbenchWindows are closed

There might be other ways, which I'm not aware currently of. But the best
solution to your problem you can get if you describe what you are trying to
accomplish.

P.S.
eRCP newsgroup has moved to eclipse.ercp. I'm copying this thread over.

Arunagiri.K wrote:
> Dear All,
> Is it possible to catch the workbench's close event (Exit menu item's
> event on the workbench menu)? If yes, how?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> -arun
> 
> 
>

[news.eclipse.dsdp.ercp] Re: Is it posssible to catch eWorkbench CLOSE event?

eclipse@xxxxxxx (Matthias Schoettle) — Tue, 26 May 2009 15:29:02 GMT

The exit command is created this way in the default view:

exitCommand = new Command(parent.getShell(), Command.EXIT, 0);
exitCommand.setText(Messages.getString("DefaultView.1")); //$NON-NLS-1$
exitCommand.addSelectionListener(this);

I don't know how to get a reference of this command or the menu containing the
item. getMenu() and getMenuBar() (of Shell) both return null.

The best way in my opinion is to use your own workbench where you can add your
own commands and handle them like you want to.

On 23.05.2009 14:48, Arunagiri.K wrote:

Dear All, Is it possible to catch the workbench's close event (Exit menu item's event on the workbench menu)? If yes, how?
Thanks.
-arun