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Galileo: Improved EMF-Databinding-Support


I’m happy to announce that EMF-2.5 will come along with support for the brand new Eclipse-Databinding API coming with Eclipse-Galileo. A big kudos goes to Matthew Hall who reviewed my patches and helped me shapeing the support and it’s documentation (more in bug 262160).

I got voted in some weeks ago as a committer on EMF and so now I’m in charge of the Databinding-Support for EMF and I’ll try to fix problems with the API and give answer to questions on the Newsgroup.

Before I start explaining some nifty and nice things about the API and how one can use (and probably extend) it let me state that the API is marked as provisional and there are chances (though small ones) that we’ll introduce a breaking API change in the next release.

This is going to be a series of blog postings showing some new EMF-Databinding stuff in action:

To give you a possible jump-start on EMF-Databinding I’ve been working on an example application in the last few days.
Sample Application
All example code is available from Eclipse-CVS and released under EPL.

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5 Responses to “Galileo: Improved EMF-Databinding-Support”

  1. This is a great idea, Tom. As an adopter of DataBinding and EMF-DataBinding back in Eclipse 3.3, I bemoaned the lack of good comprehensive examples. This looks to be a great resource for those new to DB and/or the new APIs.
    One suggestion: a post specifically about debugging techniques would be very helpful. I’ve found it to be difficult to debug problems when using EMF-DB because of all the indirection involved; it would be helpful if you’ve developed some techniques or tricks that can help application developers figure out where we’ve made mistakes in our bindings.

  2. Hello,

    you say “All example code is available from Eclipse-CVS and released under EPL.”

    but I can’t find the code on the Eclipse-CVS, could you show me exactly where it is please ?

    I don’t see an EPL project ??

  3. ok thank you, I checkout the projects,
    I open the file plugin.xml in the directory “org.eclipse.emf.examples.databinding.project.ui.rcp”
    and try to launch with “Launch an Eclipse application” but I don’t see the perspective and view of the example. It launch a new instance of Eclipse.
    Could you help me please ?
    I’m beginner with RCP…

    Thank you

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