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==Archive== | ==Archive== |
Revision as of 03:12, 2 January 2014
The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.
Videos
We host and recommend videos about Eclipse Scout on YouTube. See: Eclipse Scout channel.
Video Tutorials Kepler
The video tutorial series steps you through the creation of a simple client server application. The tutorial begins with starting up the Eclipse Scout package and ends with a simple application presenting a form to change a password. With the same code, you have an application working on Desktop (SWT and Swing), in a webbroser and in a mobile webbrowser.
- Parts 1 & 2: create a new Scout Project & start the Application from the Scout SDK
- Part 3: Create a new Form: change password
- Part 4: Add a button to open the password Form
- Part 5: Add fields in the Password From: GroupBox and Fields in the Password Form
- Part 6: Implement the business logic client-side (Password Form)
Interviews
Presentations
Archive
Videos from 2012
Video Tutorials Juno
The video tutorial series steps you through the creation of a simple client server application. The tutorial begins with starting up the Eclipse Scout package and ends with deploying and running the Scout application on a Tomcat webserver.
Starting up Eclipse, selecting a workspace and creating a new Scout application project
Starting the scout server application and the scout client applications from within the Scout SDK
In the Scout Explorer, add a "Hello World" form (dialog) to the Scout application
Add fields to the newly created "Hello World" form, customize field properties in the Scout Object Properties
Add the Scout server code to load and save data from the "Hello World" form
Add a button to the applications desktop to open the "Hello World" form
Export the Scout application into two WAR files. One for the Scout server including a zipped SWT client and one WAR file for the web client
Eclipse Scout Goes Mobile
Videos from 2011
Scout Overview and Implementation of a Demo Application
Scout Webinar of May 17, 2011 (total running time is 39:49 )
Videos from 2010
Create a new scout project and a form
Eclipse Scout - How to create a form
The video shows how a new Scout project and a form can be created using the Scout SDK.
Adding fields to a form
Eclipse Scout - How to create fields
The video shows how to create fields on a form using the Scout SDK.
Load data into a form
Eclipse Scout - How to load data
The video shows how to load data with a Scout Process Service.
See also
- The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.