It’s going to be a busy time in the next few weeks. Next week I’m heading to Antwerpen to join Ralph, Wayne, Benjamin and Sven on the Eclipse Deep Dive-Evening on Oct, 27th where I give a short intro to Eclipse 4.x. Afterwards I’m going to EclipseCon Europe to do an “State of Eclipse 4.x [...]
Read moree(fx)clipse 0.0.7 released
October 17, 2011
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UPDATE Please download the latest version from efxclipse.org So the next release 0.0.7 with a huge amount of new features is available so let’s directly dive into it them. Tooling New Wizards A JavaFX category to group all JavaFX-Wizards has been added A Wizards to create FXGraph-Files has been added who takes care that the [...]
Read moreFind Classloader for a given OSGi-Bundle or Having fun with FXML in OSGi
October 15, 2011
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So this is something I wanted serval times already and now since Equinox 3.7 it is available. You get get the classloader used by bundle very simple. My use case is that I have to pass an none OSGi-Aware lib (in my case JavaFX) the correct classloader when it creates instances using reflection. In my [...]
Read moreFXML and Google Guice
October 7, 2011
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JavaFX comes with the possibility to define your UI using a declarative XML-Syntax instead of writing Java code. To react on user input the XML-Syntax allows you to call back into programm code. A simple example looks like this: The controller: And load the FXML-File like this: If you are used to dependency injection – [...]
Read moree(fx)clipse – LivePreview for fxgraph
October 7, 2011
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I’ve justed pushed something very cool to my e(fx)clipse git-repo. I’ve added a preview which gets updated while you are defining your JavaFX-UI using my fxgraph-DSL: It was really hard to implement but I had an example for the Xtext folks.
Read moreJFace-Viewer and Eclipse Databinding with > 10.000 Objects
October 7, 2011
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Inspired by a bugzilla-discussion where virtual support for the nebula grid. I thought I blog a bit about Eclipse Databinding when it comes to big datasets. The standard way used looks like this: Executing this code with the following item count shows the following figures: Object count Time to fill (in ms) 10,000 1,178 30,000 [...]
Read moreTeneo, OSGi and Javaassist for proxy loading
October 4, 2011
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Yesterday I’ve debugged to get javaassist working with teneo which gave us headaches in the past so we simply turned it off which isn’t really a problem to us but I simply wanted to know why it didn’t worked. As very often when hibernate and OSGi meet each other this is a problem of classloading [...]
Read moree(fx)clipse 0.0.6 released
September 29, 2011
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UPDATE Please download the latest version from efxclipse.org I’ve justed pushed the 0.0.6 release of my JavaFX 2.0 Tooling and Runtime for Eclipse named e(fx)clipse to my git-repo and you can download the p2 repo to your local hard drive and install it using this link (DO NOT SIMPLY UNPACK THE ZIP TO YOUR ECLIPSE-INSTALL [...]
Read moreHow to author fxml
September 26, 2011
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JavaFX allows one to define an UI not only using the JVM-Language of your choice but also by describing the UI in an XML-Format which is turned into an object graph at runtime. The JavaFX samples are coming with an example like this: The important thing here is that there’s no DTD or Schema available [...]
Read moreJavaFX 2.0 and OSGi (Equinox)
September 23, 2011
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If you follow my blog you’ve noticed that I’m currently investing some of my OSS time into JavaFX. The project I’m working on is named e(fx)clipse and until now I’ve been working most of the time on the tooling front but like I promised I don’t only want to provide tooling but also a runtime [...]
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