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CONTENTS ECLIPSE TUTORIAL
Welcome to Eclipse Who needs a platform? End users Software developers The holy grail What is Eclipse? Open architecture Platform structure Out of the box Platform architecture Platform SDK roadmap Runtime core Resource management Workbench UI Team support Debug support Help System Java Development Tools (JDT) Plug-in Development Environment (PDE) Team support Repository providers Extension point Implementing a RepositoryProvider Configuring a project Finding a provider Repository Providers and Capabilities Resource modification hooks Resource properties eclipse tutorial eclipse tutorials eclipse guide eclipse pdf eclipse book pdf eclipse help Team Repository Provider Identifier Since Configuration Wizards Identifier Description Resource modification hooks Resource move/delete hooks File modification validators General team hook Move/Delete Hook Identifier Since Team Hook Identifier Since Scheduling rules Making your own rules Rule hierarchies Batching resource changes Repository resource management Ignored files File Types Team and linked resources Team private resources Project sets Ignore Identifier Since File Types Identifier Since Linked resources Path variables Broken links Compatibility with installed plug-ins Linked resources in code Project natures Defining a nature Associating the nature with a project Nature descriptors Project Natures Identifier Description Project Sets Identifier Since Synchronization Support Terminology The Basics - SyncInfo Managing the synchronization state Displaying the synchronizations state in the UI Synchronize Participant Creation Wizards Identifier Since Local History Example Synchronize Participant Creation Wizards Defining the variants for local history Creating the Subscriber Adding a Local History Synchronize Participant Conclusion Beyond the Basics Implementing a Subscriber From Scratch ThreeWaySubscriber ThreeWaySynchronizer ThreeWayRemoteTree CachedResourceVariant Building on Top of Existing Workspace Synchronization Program debug and launch support Plugging in help Table of Contents (TOC) Identifier Description Plug it in: Hello World meets the workbench A minimal plug-in Hello world view Creating the plug-in project Creating your plug-in project The Hello World view The Hello World manifests Running the plug-in Launching the workbench Running Hello World Views Identifier Description Beyond the basics Basic workbench extension points Installing the examples Installing examples via the Update Manager Installing examples manually Example - Readme Tool Introduction Running the example Details Workbench menu contributions Advanced workbench concepts Plugging into the workbench Quick tour of the workbench Views Editors The JFace UI framework JFace and the workbench JFace and SWT The Standard Widget Toolkit Portability and platform integration Resources overview Resources and the workspace A sample resource tree Resources and the local file system Our sample tree on disk Our sample tree in code Mapping resources to disk locations Resource API and the file system Auto-refresh providers Identifier Since Refresh providers Project-scoped preferences Specifying the scope Project-scoped preference nodes Runtime preferences Preference scopes Using scopes and nodes Extending the scopes Products and features Products extension point Products Identifier Since Applications Identifier Description Customizing a product About dialogs Window images Welcome page Applications Preferences defaults Splash screens Intro Part Identifier Since Intro support Features Feature Archives Eclipse platform plug-in manifest Eclipse platform feature manifest Primary feature Preferences Identifier Since File encoding and content types Setting a character set Querying the character set Content types for files in the workspace Content types Using content types Finding out about content types Detecting the content type for a data stream Describing a data stream Providing content-sensitive features Resource markers Marker operations Extending the platform with new marker types Resource Markers Identifier Description Modifying the workspace Tracking resource changes Threading issues Native event dispatching SWT UI thread Executing code from a non-UI thread The workbench and threads Concurrency and the workspace Incremental project builders Invoking a build Defining an incremental project builder Resource Markers Associating an incremental project builder with a project Incremental Project Builders Identifier Description Derived resources Team private resources Workspace save participation Implementing a save participant Using previously saved state Workbench wizard extension points Platform Extension Points Platform runtime Workspace Platform text Workbench Team Debug Console Help Other Adapters Identifier Since Content Types Identifier Since File Modification Validator Identifier Description Annotation Model Creation Identifier Since Document Creation Identifier Since Document Setup Identifier Since Annotation Types Identifier Since Document Providers Identifier Since Marker Annotation Specification Identifier Since Marker Updaters Identifier Since Editor Template Identifier Since Reference Provider Identifier Since Spelling Engine Identifier Since Accelerator Configurations Identifier Since Commands Identifier Since Action Sets Identifier Description Bindings Identifier Since Contexts Identifier Since Accelerator Scopes Identifier Since Accelerator Sets Identifier Since Action Definitions Identifier Since Action Set Part Associations Identifier Description Activities Identifier Since Activity Support Identifier Since Browser Support Identifier Since Cheat Sheet Content Identifier Since Cheat Sheet Content File XML Format cheatsheet intro description item subitem conditional-subitem repeated-subitem action perform-when Example Cheat Sheet Item Extension Identifier Since Decorators Identifier Since Drop Actions Identifier Description Editor Menus, Toolbars and Actions Identifier Description Internal and External Editors Identifier Description Element Factories Identifier Description Encodings Identifier Since Export Wizards Identifier Description Font Definitions Identifier Since Handlers Identifier Since HelpSupport Identifier Since Marker Help Identifier Since Marker Image Providers Identifier Since Marker Resolutions Identifier Since Project Nature Images Identifier Since Resource Filters Identifier Since Import Wizards Identifier Description Intro Part Configuration Identifier Since Intro Part Configuration Extension Identifier Since Intro Content File XML Format introContent page group link html title text include head img extensionContent anchor contentProvider Keywords Identifier Since Creation Wizards Identifier Description Perspective Extensions Identifier Description Perspectives Identifier Description Pop-up Menus Identifier Description Preference Pages Identifier Description Preference Transfer Identifier Since Presentation Factories Identifier Since Property Pages Identifier Description Startup Identifier Since System Summary Sections Identifier Since Themes Identifier Since View Menus,Toolbars and Actions Identifier Description Working Sets Identifier Since Synchronize Participants Identifier Since Breakpoints Identifier Description Launch Configuration Comparators Identifier Description Launch Configuration Types Identifier Description Launch Delegates Identifier Since Launcher (Obsolete) Identifier Description Launch Modes Identifier Since Logical Structure Types Identifier Since Process Factories Identifier Since Source Container Types Identifier Since Source Locators Identifier Description Source Path Computers Identifier Since Status Handlers Identifier Description watchExpressionDelegates Identifier Since Breakpoint Organizers Identifier Since Console Color Providers Identifier Since Console Line Trackers Identifier Since Context View Bindings Identifier Since Debug Model Context Bindings Identifier Since Debug Model Presentation Identifier Description Launch Configuration Tab Groups Identifier Description Launch Configuration Type Images Identifier Description Launch Groups Identifier Since Launch Shortcuts Identifier Description Memory Renderings Identifier Since Source Container Presentations Identifier Since String Variable Presentations Identifier Since Variable Value Editors Identifier Since Console Factories Identifier Since Console Page Participants Identifier Since Console Pattern Match Listeners Identifier Since Help Content Producer Identifier Since Contexts Identifier Description Browser Identifier Since Lucene Analyzer Identifier Since Ant Properties Identifier Since Ant Tasks Identifier Description Ant Types Identifier Description Extra Ant Classpath Entries Identifier Description ContentMerge Viewers Identifier Description Content Viewers Identifier Description Stream Merger Identifier Since Structure Creators Identifier Description StructureMerge Viewers Identifier Description Property Testers Identifier Since Dynamic String Substitution Variables Identifier Since Value Variables Identifier Since Copy Participants Identifier Since Create Participants Identifier Since Delete Participants Identifier Since Move Participants Identifier Since Rename Participants Identifier Since Refactoring Change Preview Viewers Identifier Since Refactoring Status Context Viewers Identifier Since Search Pages Identifier Description Result Sorters Identifier Description Search Result View Pages Identifier Since Configuration Duplication Maps Identifier Since Feature Type Factory Identifier Description Global Install Handlers Identifier Description Site Type Factory Identifier Description Runtime overview The runtime plug-in model Plug-ins and bundles Extension points and the registry Contributing content types Providing a new content type Detecting and describing content Extending an existing content type OSGi Bundle Manifest Headers Eclipse Bundle Manifest Headers Additional Export-Package Directives The Eclipse-AutoStart Header The Eclipse-PlatformFilter Header The Eclipse-BuddyPolicy Header The Eclipse-RegisterBuddy Header The Eclipse-ExtensibleAPI Header The Plugin-Class Header Concurrency infrastructure Jobs Common job operations Job states Job change listeners The job manager Job families Reporting progress Progress monitors and the UI Progress groups Workbench concurrency support Progress service Showing that a part is busy Progress Properties for Jobs Workbench jobs Long-running operations Runnables and progress Modal operations Job scheduling Locks Workbench under the covers Workbench Page Perspectives Views and editors org.eclipse.ui.views OSGi Bundle Manifest Headers Viewers Standard viewers Viewer architecture Viewers and the workbench org.eclipse.ui.viewActions org.eclipse.ui.editors Contributing new retargetable actions Content outliners Text editors and platform text org.eclipse.ui.editorActions org.eclipse.ui.popupMenus org.eclipse.ui.actionSets Application dialogs The plug-in class Plug-in definition AbstractUIPlugin Preference pages Contributing a preference page Implementing a preference page Field editors Dialogs and wizards Standard dialogs Dialog settings Wizards Wizard dialog Wizard Wizard page org.eclipse.ui.newWizards org.eclipse.ui.importWizards org.eclipse.ui.exportWizards Wizard dialogs Multi-page wizards Validation and page control Actions and contributions Actions Contribution items Contribution managers User interface resources Image descriptors and the registry Plug-in patterns for using images ResourceManager Font registry JFaceResources Widgets Widget application structure SWT standalone example - Hello World Dialogs and wizards Hello World 1 Running the example SWT standalone examples setup Adding SWT to your workspace Importing example source Running the Example Examples Overview SWT standalone example - Address Book Running the example SWT Example Launcher Running the Example Launcher SWT example - Browser Running the example SWT standalone example - Clipboard Running the example SWT example - Controls Running the example SWT example - Custom Controls Running the example SWT standalone example - Drag and Drop Running the example SWT standalone example - File Viewer Running the example SWT standalone example - Hover Help Running the example SWT standalone example - Image Analyzer Running the example SWT standalone example - Java Syntax Viewer Running the example SWT example - Layouts Running the example SWT example - Paint Tool Running the example SWT standalone example - Text Editor Running the example Controls Events Custom widgets Layouts Custom layouts Error handling IllegalArgumentException SWTException SWTError Graphics Graphics context Fonts Dialogs and wizards Colors Images Graphics object lifecycle UI Forms UI Forms controls Form control Hyperlink control Expandable composite and Section controls FormText control Rendering normal text (label mode) Automatic conversion of URLs into hyperlinks Parsing formatting markup UI Forms Layouts TableWrapLayout ColumnLayout Color and font management Managed forms Master/Details block Multi-page form editors Recommended practices for Eclipse Forms multi-page editors Menu and toolbar paths Menu paths Tool bar paths Using paths from another plug-in Action set part associations Boolean expressions and action filters Boolean enablement expressions Using objectState with content types Retargetable actions Setting a global action handler Undoable operations Writing an undoable operation Operation history Multi-page form editors Undo and redo action handlers Application undo models Undo and the IDE Workbench Perspectives Workbench part layout Linking views and editors with "show-in" org.eclipse.ui.perspectives org.eclipse.ui.perspectiveExtensions Decorators Workbench key bindings Commands Key bindings Schemes Contexts and key bindings Contexts Element factories Accessible user interfaces Assistive technology Accessibility resources SWT and accessibility Tips for making user interfaces accessible Honoring single click support Single click in JFace viewers Single click in SWT controls Activating editors on open Working sets Adding new working set types Contributing resource filters Filtering large user interfaces Activities Activities vs. perspectives Guiding the user through tasks Cheat sheets Defining an intro part Contributing a HelloWorld Intro Part Using the CustomizableIntroPart Defining an intro config Defining intro content Using XHTML as intro content Displaying static HTML content in a CustomizableIntroPart Extending an intro config Extending the content of an intro config Contributing a standby content part Defining a custom IntroURL action Workbench resource support Contributing a property page Tips for making user interfaces accessible Implementing a property page Marker help and resolution Text file encoding Editors Workbench editors Editor parts and their inputs Resetting the editor input Navigating the editor input Documents and partitions Document providers and documents Syntax coloring Damage, repair, and reconciling Configuring a source viewer Source viewers and annotations Annotations and rulers Text and ruler hover Text hover Ruler hover Content assist Content assist processors Content assist configuration Registering editor actions Editor menu bar actions Editor context menus Menu ids Other text editor responsibilities Preference handling Key bindings Building a help plug-in Table of contents (toc) files toc_Concepts.xml toc_Tasks.xml Help server and file locations National language and translated documentation Cross plug-in referencing Completing the plug-in manifest Building nested documentation structures Top-down nesting Bottom-up composition Dynamic topics Content producer example Constraints Context-sensitive help Declaring a context id Describing and packaging context-sensitive help content Context-sensitive help from multiple plug-ins Dynamic creation of context help Infopops Information Search Federated search engine types Active help Writing the help action Invoking the action from HTML Tips for debugging active help Test your action ahead of time Ensure the JavaScript is running Search support Contributing a search page Implementing the search page Contributing a search result page Compare support Compare viewers Implementing a content viewer Simple content viewers Content merge viewers Implementing a structure viewer Tree-like structure viewers Other hierarchical structure viewers Merging multiple streams Advanced compare techniques Writing compare operations Compare functionality outside of compare editors Rich Team Integration Getting started Compare support Enhancing resource views Handling user editing and changes to resources Streamlining repository-related tasks Enhancing platform integration Adding team actions Team decorators Team and linked resources Project sets File types Adding preferences and properties Launching a program Adding launchers to the platform Handling errors from a launched program Launch configuration dialog Launch configuration type images Launch shortcuts Debugging a program Platform debug model Breakpoints Expressions Debug model presentation Debug UI utility classes Platform Ant support Running Ant buildfiles programmatically Special care for native libraries if build occurs within the same JRE as the workspace Ant tasks provided by the platform eclipse.refreshLocal eclipse.incrementalBuild eclipse.convertPath Contributing tasks and types Progress Monitors Important rules when contributing tasks and types Why a separate JAR for tasks and types? Developing Ant tasks and types within Eclipse Expanding the Ant classpath Packaging and delivering Eclipse based products Customizing a primary feature About dialogs Window images Welcome page Splash screens Preferences defaults About.ini File Format Locale specific files Platform core mechanism Defining NL fragments Plug-ins and fragments Plug-in Archives Product installation guidelines Multi-user issues Uninstall issues Reinstalling the product How to write an Eclipse installer Product installer creation script Uninstaller behavior Installer behavior when product already installed Associating a JRE installed elsewhere Extension installer creation script Uninstaller behavior Installer behavior when extension already installed Product extensions Installing and uninstalling extensions Updating a product or extension Feature and plug-in packaging Update server layout Update servers and policies Update server site map Site Map Default Site Layout Mirrors File Controlling Access Eclipse Update Policy Control 2. Update policy to the rescue 2.1 Support for creating local (proxy) update sites 2.2 Common update policy control 2.3 Automatic discovery of updates 3. Summary Deploying eclipse based application with Java Web Start Step 1, creating a wrappering feature Step 2, exporting the wrappering feature and the startup.jar Step 3, creating the main jnlp file Plug-ins based application Known limitations Building a Rich Client Platform application Eclipse Platform Map of Platform Plug-ins The browser example Defining a rich client application Customizing the workbench The workbench life-cycle Defining the actions Making UI contributions Adding the perspective Adding views Other Reference Information Basic platform information User interface information Help information Product install and configuration information Eclipse.org articles index The Eclipse runtime options Command line arguments Obsolete command line arguments Others System properties Locations More detail Read-only Locations Launcher ini file File format Starting Eclipse from Java Eclipse platform API rules of engagement What it means to be API How to tell API from non-API General rules Calling public API methods Instantiating platform API classes Subclassing platform API classes Calling protected API methods Overriding API methods Implementing platform API interfaces Implementing public API methods Accessing fields in API classes and interfaces Casting objects of a known API type Not following the rules Eclipse Platform Naming Conventions Java Packages Classes and Interfaces Methods Variables Constants Plug-ins and Extension Points Glossary of terms The project description file Message Bundles In Eclipse 3.1 Description Summary of the new approach When creating a new message Example Files Client Code Messages.java messages.properties Eclipse multi-user installs Basic concepts Locations Configuration initialization Scenario #1 - private install Scenario #2 - shared install Scenario #3 - shared configuration Setting the private configuration area location Updating Pre-built documentation index Building a documentation index for a plug-in Building an index for a product Packaging and Installation of the product's pre-built index Installing the stand-alone help system Installation/packaging How to call the help classes from Java How to call the help from command line [Optional] Installing a minimal set of plug-ins Help System Preferences org.eclipse.help plug-in org.eclipse.help.base plug-in org.eclipse.help.appserver plug-in org.eclipse.tomcat plug-in Installing the help system as an infocenter Installation/packaging How to start or stop infocenter from command line Using the infocenter How to start or stop infocenter from Java Making infocenter available on the web Running multiple instance of infocenter [Optional] Installing a minimal set of plug-ins Updating a running infocenter from command line The platform.xml file Since Description Configuration Markup Running update manager from command line Bidirectional Support in the Eclipse Workbench Enabling Bidirectional Support in the SDK Enabling your plug-in for looking up alternate icons How to choose icons to override JFace Preference Stores Third party libraries and classloading Eclipse 3.1 Plug-in Migration Guide Eclipse 3.1 Plug-in Migration FAQ IPreferenceStore has more explicit API IWorkbenchWindow#getShell() has more explict API Incompatibilities between Eclipse 3.0 and 3.1 1. Plug-in Preferences 2. Changes to IPath constraints 3. Extension registry 4. Code formatter options 5. API contract changes to AntCorePreferences 6. API contract changes to Policy class in JFace 7. API contract changes to allow a null default perspective 8. API contract changes to IViewLayout 9. API contract changes to IVMInstall 10. SelectionEnabler.SelectionClass made package-visible 11. ContributionItem.getParent() can return null 12. Changes to isPropertySet(boolean) in IPropertySource and IPropertySource2 13. handlerSubmission element deleted from the org.eclipse.ui.commands extension point 14. Static non-final API field GLOBAL_IGNORES_CHANGED in TeamUI made final Incompatibilities between Eclipse 3.0 and 3.1 15. ClassCastException using FillLayout 16. IllegalArgumentException thrown creating a widget with a disposed parent Changes required when adopting 3.1 mechanisms and APIs Platform undo/redo support Platform undo/redo action handlers Help Enhancements Eclipse 3.0 Plug-in Migration Guide Eclipse 3.0 Plug-in Migration FAQ Incompatibilities between Eclipse 2.1 and 3.0 1. Plug-in manifest version 2. Restructuring of Platform UI plug-ins 3. Restructuring of Platform Core Runtime plug-ins 4. Removal of Xerces plug-in 5. Eclipse 3.0 is more concurrent 6. Opening editors on IFiles 7. Editor goto marker 8. Editor launcher 9. Editor registry 10. Workbench marker help registry 11. Text editor document providers 12. Text editors 13. Headless annotation support 14. Console view 15. Java breakpoint listeners 16. Clipboard access in UI thread 17. Key down events 18. Tab traversal of custom controls 19. Selection event order in SWT table and tree widgets 20. New severity level in status objects 21. Build-related resource change notifications 22. Intermediate notifications during workspace operations 23. URL stream handler extensions 24. Class load order 25. Class loader protection domain not set 26. PluginModel object casting 27. ILibrary implementation incomplete 28 Invalid assumptions regarding form of URLs 29. BootLoader methods moved/deleted 30. Plug-in export does not include the plug-in's JARs automatically 31. Re-exporting runtime API 32. Plug-in parsing methods on Platform 33. Plug-in libraries supplied by fragments 34. Changes to build scripts 35. Changes to PDE build Ant task Incompatibilities between Eclipse 2.1 and 3.0 36. Changes to eclipse.build Ant task 37. Changes to eclipse.fetch Ant task 38. Replacement of install.ini Changes required when adopting 3.0 mechanisms and APIs Getting off of org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility NL fragment structure API changes overview SWT Example Launcher Running the Example Launcher SWT example - Browser Running the example SWT example - Controls Running the example SWT example - Custom Controls Running the example SWT example - Layouts Running the example SWT example - OLE Web Browser Running the example SWT example - Paint Tool Running the example Example - Java Editor Introduction Features demonstrated in the example editor Features not demonstrated Running the example Java editor Principles for creating custom text editors Code organization of the example Example - Template Editor Introduction Features demonstrated in the template editor Features not demonstrated Running the example Template editor Code organization of the template editor example Example - Multi-page Editor Introduction Running the example Details Example - Property Sheet Introduction Running the example Details Example - Undo Introduction Features demonstrated in the example Features not demonstrated Running the example Incompatibilities between Eclipse 2.1 and 3.0 Details Help Introduction Running the example Details Team - File System Repository Provider Example Introduction Running the example Team - Local History Synchronize Participant Example Introduction Running the example Compare Example - Structural Compare for Key/Value Pairs Introduction Running the example Code organization of the example Eclipse Platform XML Compare Installing the plugin Using the plugin ID Mapping Schemes Ordered entries Defining ID Mapping Schemes and Ordered entries Extension Points Tutorial and Examples General Matching vs. ID Mapping Schemes:How to create an ID Mapping Scheme to improve compare results Adding Ordered entries idMapping Platform questions index Getting started Core runtime Resources New file types in the UI Workbench UI Installation and upgrade Notices About This Content License

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