We\'re trying to do an Eclipse PDE build for a RCP Application via Hudson/Jenkins. We were doing this so far successfully on a Windows machine (Hudson running on Windows Server 2003). We have decided
I have a NetBeans RCP application th开发者_Go百科at\'s currently working on Windows and I\'m trying to make Linux compatible. The application creates folders and files and modify files as well.
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Does anyone know the ID of Eclipse\'s Markers view? I\'m trying to bind an activity to it to hide from my RCP application.
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Our application (Eclipse RCP-based, using a JFace/SWT-based interface) needs to support editing of mathematical matrices. The matrices are always square and can be any size from 2x2 to 11x11. Addition
I added a decorator in a Eclipse/RCP application to my tree viewer items by plugin.xml: <extension point=\"org.eclipse.ui.decorators\">
I would like to show progress of multiple Jobs running in parallel, but in only one progress dialog. But each call to Job.setUser() seems to result in a new progress dialog.