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Eclipse 4 Application Development
Authors The next edition planned for Oct. 2013. You probably don't want to by this edition any more.
This book covers all relevant concepts of Eclipse 4 RCP development and
contains exercises and tutorials to practice these concepts. The migration of
existing Eclipse 3.x based RCP applications is also briefly covered.
After a short introduction into the Eclipse platform, you perform a full
development cycle of an Eclipse 4 application, from creation to deployment.
After this first full development cycle, the book guides you through all aspects of
Eclipse 4 development using an extended example which you continue to extend
in the exercises.
You will learn about the new programming concepts of Eclipse 4, e.g. the
application model, Dependency Injection, CSS styling, the Renderer Framework,
the Event system and much more.
Proven Eclipse technologies like SWT, JFace Viewers, OSGi modularity and
services, Databinding, Internationalization, etc. are also covered in detail.
The book was reviewed by well-known Eclipse experts and committers.
This book requires a working knowledge of Java and of using the Eclipse IDE
but it assumes no previous knowledge of Eclipse plug-in and Eclipse RCP
development.
This book covers all relevant concepts of Eclipse 4 RCP development and
contains exercises and tutorials to practice these concepts. The migration of
existing Eclipse 3.x based RCP applications is also briefly covered.
After a short introduction into the Eclipse platform, you perform a full
development cycle of an Eclipse 4 application, from creation to deployment.
After this first full development cycle, the book guides you through all aspects of
Eclipse 4 development using an extended example which you continue to extend
in the exercises.
You will learn about the new programming concepts of Eclipse 4, e.g. the
application model, Dependency Injection, CSS styling, the Renderer Framework,
the Event system and much more.
Proven Eclipse technologies like SWT, JFace Viewers, OSGi modularity and
services, Databinding, Internationalization, etc. are also covered in detail.
The book was reviewed by well-known Eclipse experts and committers.
This book requires a working knowledge of Java and of using the Eclipse IDE
but it assumes no previous knowledge of Eclipse plug-in and Eclipse RCP
development.
434 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 24, 2012
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