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Eclipse Luna M6 – Localization Update
With Eclipse Luna M6 there are some interesting news about localization. Locale changes at runtime The application model is now able to react on Locale changes at runtime. In combination with the Eclipse Translation Pattern that comes with the New … Continue reading
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Eclipse 4 RCP Kindle version available
I finally found the time to publish the Eclipse 4 RCP book also as Kindle version. Amazon USA: Eclipse 4 Rich Client Platform Amazon Germany: Eclipse 4 Rich Client Platform The other Amazon countries should also be available soon, please … Continue reading
New message extension update
I’m very happy and of course proud to see that the new message extension created by Tom Schindl and me is part of the Eclipse platform with Eclipse Luna M3. If you followed my blog post series about the new … Continue reading
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Eclipse Internationalization Part 4/4 – New Features by Dirk Fauth
Finally I found the time to write the last part of my blog post series about Eclipse internationalization with the new message extension created by Tom Schindl and me. The series started with showing the issues in the current solution … Continue reading
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Leap Motion in Eclipse 4
The Leap Motion device is out! Great news for all who waited for it. For me as an Eclipse 4 enthusiast and a technology lover it was obvious to bring both worlds together. Controlling an Eclipse 4 application with gestures. … Continue reading
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Eclipse Internationalization Part 3/4 – Migration by Dirk Fauth
In my last blog post I explained the new message extension added to the E4 tools by Tom Schindl and me. It is similar to the Eclipse localization mechanism based on OSGi NLS, but gets rid of the downsides of … Continue reading
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Eclipse Internationalization Part 2/4 – New Message Extension by Dirk Fauth and Tom Schindl
In my last blog post I explained the current available solutions for translating an Eclipse 4 application and what is wrong with them. In this blog post I will show you a new solution for translating your Eclipse 4 application. … Continue reading
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Eclipse Internationalization Part 1/4 – Current Situation by Dirk Fauth
If you are developing Eclipse applications and plugins for users around the world, you should prepare them to be translated into several languages. While in other frameworks this process is quite straight forward (think of any webframework you know), in … Continue reading
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Speak like a native – How to use native code (Windows DLL) in OSGi
As you know the OSGi Framework enforces strong modularity. This also applies to native library code, e.g. a Windows DLL. To make your DLL available in the context of OSGi you have to use the Bundle-NativeCode section in MANIFEST.MF. For … Continue reading
Friends of yours? Using x-friends in Equinox to loosen the API restrictions for some plugins
In Defining provisional API in Equinox I discussed how to mark your API as internal / provisional. But what if your plugin has a close friend which should be allowed to use this API without restrictions? Even in the plugin … Continue reading