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Revision as of 00:45, 23 March 2011

The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.

The Scout "Hello World" Application

This page shows how to create your Hello World app using the Scout SDK. We assume that you already have installed Scout.

Create a new Scout Project


Newprojectmenu.png

Start your Eclipse and Use the New|Project ... menu


Newprojectdialog1.png

In the wizard choose Scout project and click Next


Newprojectdialog2.png

Enter org.eclipse.scout.helloworld as an application name. The last part of the name (after the last period) will automatically be used as the project alias. Then, click Next


Newprojectdialog3.png

Select Application with a single form as your app template, then click Finish


Switchperspective.png

The empty application is created by Scout SDK and you are prompted to change to the Scout perspective. Click on Ok


Productlauncher.png


Runningempty.png


Addformfield.png


Newstringfield1.png


Newstringfield2.png


Newstringfield3.png


Newstringfield4.png


Newstringfield5.png


Serverloadmethod.png


Finalapplication.png

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