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Monthly Archives: March 2013
EclipseCon presentations online
You find my two presentations from the EclipseCon online. How to become an Eclipse committer and fork the Eclipse IDE in 20 minutes Shake that FUD – How to migration for Eclipse 3 legacy code to Eclipse 4
Posted in Eclipse, Lars Vogel
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Generate p2 composite repository metadata from Jenkins (Hudson) jobs on the fly
Serving p2 build artifacts from Jenkins is complicated if builds from multiple Jenkins jobs should be aggregated into a master p2 composite repository. A rather simple approach to this problem is listed below, that uses Apache to generate compositeArtifacts.xml and … Continue reading
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Want to try out NatTable 1.0.0? by Dirk Fauth
First of all: No NatTable 1.0.0 is not yet released! But EclipseCon starts today. Unfortunately there is no NatTable talk at EclipseCon, but we also want to participate in some kind of way. So we thought of celebrating this with … Continue reading
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Dynamic menu contributions in Eclipse 4 – Guest blog by Marco Descher
While with the Juno Release, Eclipse 4 has become the new standard, there is still some functionality from Eclipse 3.x which is missing, at least when it comes to the developers view of things. With the upcoming Kepler release, however, … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Lars Vogel
Tagged Eclipse4
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Git auto-completion for the bash shell
You can enable auto-completion for Git commands in the bash shell. For this copy the following file to your home directory under the name “.git-completion.bash”. git-completion.bash in the main Git repository. Afterwards add the following lines to your .bashrc file … Continue reading
Context functions in Eclipse RCP
Context functions in Eclipse RCP are powerful tools. They allow you to register for certain keys in the context and create objects for these keys lazily. I created a separate tutorial for them. See Context functions in Eclipse for details … Continue reading
Posted in Eclipse, Lars Vogel
Tagged E4, Eclipse4, RCP
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Eclipse 4 tools update sites available from vogella
vogella provides Eclipse e4 tool update sites These update site are supposed to stay stable and are based on the official Eclipse e4 tools repository in Git. The idea is that you don’t have to search for the latest and … Continue reading
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Tagged Eclipse RCP, Eclipse4
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Android – Why not to use static for View fields in your Activity or Fragments by Lars Vogel
Your should not use static for defining fields for Views in your Android application. Then creating a View, the LayoutInflater (used in setContentView(R.layout.ID)) uses the current Context (of the Activity) and pass it to the inflated Views. A reference to … Continue reading
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Determine the active Android framework maintainer by Lars Vogel
If you want to know the current Android maintainer you can use the following link: Android framework maintainer Thanks to Arvid Gerstmann for pointing me to that URL on Google+.
Cross/weak validation in NatTable by Dirk Fauth
Sometimes it is necessary to implement logic that validates one value against another in the same object. Having a fromDate and a toDate in your model object, where the toDate can’t be before the fromDate, is a good example for … Continue reading
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