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<ul> |
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<li><a href="all-target.psf">all-target.psf</a>: All the plugins (i.e. RCP and |
<li><a href="all-target.psf">all-target.psf</a>: All the plugins (i.e. RCP and |
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IDE)</li> |
IDE)</li> |
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<li>additional project sets will be added in the future.</li> |
<li><a href="rcp-target.psf">rcp-target.psf</a>: Plugins suitable for use in |
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an RCP application</li> |
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<p>Save the desired set to your local file system and then inport it using the |
<p>Save the desired set to your local file system and then inport it using the |
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Team Project Set import wizard in Eclipse (<strong>File>Import</strong> and |
Team Project Set import wizard in Eclipse (<strong>File>Import</strong> and |
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select <strong>Team Project Set</strong>). </p> |
select <strong>Team Project Set</strong>). </p> |
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<h2>Using Target in an RCP application</h2> |
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<p>To use the target plugins in an RCP application, you should load the plugins |
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into Eclipse using the <a href="rcp-target.psf">rcp-target.psf</a> project set. |
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You can then use the Run-time Workbench launcher to launch the application. |
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You should do the following in the launch wizard:</p> |
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<li>Create a new Run-time Workbench launch configuration</li> |
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<li>Set the workspace directory appropriately</li> |
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<li>Set the application to<em> org.eclipse.target.rcp.application</em></li> |
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<li>In the plugins tab, choose to sepcify the plugins manually (i.e. the last |
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radio button). Next, choose Deselect All and then select the target plugins |
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and click Add Required. This will check all the required plugins (except for |
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<em>org.eclipse.update.configurator</em> so you'll need to check that one |
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manually).</li> |
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<li>Click Run (or Debug) and away you go)</li> |
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<p>This will launch an application that contains the Site Explorer. You can add |
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FTP, WebDAV or local file system sites and drap-and-drop resources to copy from |
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one to another.</p> |
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