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  • #redirect [[Javascript Test Plan]]
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  • ...form site, [http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/wst/components.html#javascript Javascript - Current Test Plan]. We greatly encourage and welcome volunteers to help
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  • You should look at the two demo movies for using the JavaScript Debugger. [http://www.eclipse.org/atf/flash/index4.php JavaScript debugger] http://www.eclipse.org/atf/flash/index4.php
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  • #REDIRECT [[JavaScript Policy Context Provider CVS]]
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  • == JavaScript Policy Context Provider Projects == The JavaScript Policy Context Provider consists of two projects, one for the Context Provi
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  • NOTE: The JavaScript Policy Context Provider configuration XML file format was designed to be us The JavaScript Policy Context Provider is configured through an XML file whose format is s
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  • | [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino// Rhino JavaScript] | Rhino JavaScript engine.
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  • Global Functions - Useful JavaScript Functions (BIRT) ...of function that are not supported. This page contains examples of useful JavaScript functions that can assist with report development.
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  • This page covers the org.eclipse.eclipsemonkey.lang.javascript.doms.editors.Editor class, which is what you get from this line:
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  • ...se JavaScript to write bundles in Eclipse. There are a number of excellent JavaScript runtimes made available by the browsers however as Eclipse in its current f -org.eclipse.e4.languages.javascript
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  • =EMF Javascript support= ...mentation (Rhino) and lets you use EMF objects in Javascript code. Besides Javascript's existing support for using EMF objects as native Java objects, there is E
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  • == VJET supports running JavaScript and vjojs == <source lang="javascript">
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  • ...er is a JavaScript specific set of interfaces analagous to Java's JDI. The JavaScript debugger was built with help from the JDT debug team and so no surprising p *org.eclipse.e4.languages.javascript.debug.ui
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  • ...er is a JavaScript specific set of interfaces analagous to Java's JDI. The JavaScript debugger was built with help from the JDT debug team and so no surprising p *org.eclipse.e4.languages.javascript.debug.ui
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  • The JavaScript API allows the developer (the API consumer) to simply treat the PDS Client The JavaScript API is implemented by a NPAPI browser plugin that is used in the user’s â
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  • {{hudson|pageTitle=JavaScript and other Web Assets}} | Javascript Used in WebUI<br>
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  • ...d Extensions - analogous to the concepts in Eclipse - allow you to plug-in JavaScript logic and HTML UI into various parts of the Browser Modeler (Lightdust). <source lang="javascript">
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  • The metamodel of Javascript objects used to implement the Browser Modeler (Lightdust) is supposed to be <source lang="javascript">
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  • This document describes how to install VJET JavaScript IDE.&nbsp; VJET JavaScript is comprised of 2 components: * VJET JavaScript IDE - an Eclipse IDE plugin
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  • ...ding the API|This page describes an unofficial build process to bundle the JavaScript tools API, and is not guaranteed to be used in any release of Orion. This b To build the Orion JavaScript tools, we are using [https://webpack.github.io/docs/ Webpack]. So the first
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  • | name = Orion JavaScript = Orion JavaScript Tools =
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  • ...ng|Potential API Changes|This page describes a new, consumable API for the JavaScript language tools that is still in development. As new features, frameworks an In Orion 12.0 we are developing an API that will allow the JavaScript language tools to be built and directly consumed outside of Orion - say for
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  • * JavaScript 1.4-compliant web-browsers
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • ...red''' Successful candidates should have a good understanding of the Java, JavaScript and shell script programming and be prepared to gather and analyze large am ...red''' Successful candidates should have a good understanding of the Java, JavaScript and shell script programming.
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  • ...ule can not be applied. The conditions are evaluated by the Oracle Nashorn JavaScript Engine. Note also that ''x'' and ''y'' have to be specified as ''var'' para
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  • ** [[Orion/Coding conventions|JavaScript, HTML, and CSS Coding Conventions]] (from the Orion project)
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  • *Jython,Groovy and JavaScript scripting available *scripts in various scripting languages (JavaScript, Python, Perl, Ruby or Tcl)
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  • == XML, HTML, CSS, DTD, JavaScript and JSP Partitions ==
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  • * User builds a JavaScript function using Java
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  • ...upport for writing C/C++ code, PDT for PHP, Phortran for Fortran, JSDT for JavaScript...
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  • '''Introducing VJET: Bringing the best of Javaâ„¢ and JavaScriptâ„¢ together for developers''' Java Features in JavaScript? Absolutely!
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  • ==== JavaScript Development Tools ====
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  • ...nds one or more of the data source’s connection properties to respective Javascript expressions. At runtime, the BIRT engine resolves the values for each conne ...ow one or more of a data source’s connection properties to be bound to a Javascript expression. The binding expression can access report parameters.
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  • * [[Javascript Test Plan]]
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  • === support of Mozilla's Rhino Javascript engine for XML analysis === === support of Javascript state values for Java>=15 in XML analysis ===
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  • #redirect [[Javascript Test Plan]]
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  • ...form site, [http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/wst/components.html#javascript Javascript - Current Test Plan]. We greatly encourage and welcome volunteers to help
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  • *Screen 1: Looking for an Eclipse based JavaScript editor, ULM Tool, GUI Builder?
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  • ...veloping RCP and web applications without the need to code SWT and/or HTML/Javascript.
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  • *JavaScript support [https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=266772 Bug: 266772]
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  • ** Scripting support in Javascript ** Scripting support in Java and Javascript
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  • *'''Client:''' Web HTML/JavaScript client UI. Lets the user see and edit attributes. *'''Higgins Browser Extension (HBX):''' Loads JavaScript programs from the PDS and runs them within the browser. It also provides an
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  • ...tor and in the Property editor for report items. These filters can include JavaScript expressions, including calls into your Java code. BIRT executes such expres ...se. In the case, the filtering happens on the database, and cannot include JavaScript code: it must include only SQL valid for your target database.
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  • Yes. BIRT uses JavaScript (also known as EcmaScript) for expressions, business logic, and integration === Q: JavaScript? Does that mean my code runs in the browser? ===
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  • Notice that, in this second case, no [JavaScript] is needed. Adding an extended item is something that a skilled Java develo
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  • <wls:package-name>org.mozilla.javascript.*</wls:package-name> ...the report design XML file. (This is one reason that BIRT uses interpreted JavaScript instead of compiled Java as its scripting language.)
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  • ...roperty sheet by defining properties and property types. It also describes JavaScript objects defined by BIRT and other meta-data.
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  • === Q: How can I localize strings in Javascript? === Yes, you can. But you should use javascript, as BIRT Designer does not support this feature. Imagine that you need to l
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  • ...mputed column. The value of the column can be computed using any arbitrary JavaScript expression. We create a computed column whose value is either the column yo
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  • The chart library provides support for writing custom business logic via ''JavaScript'' or ''Java''. A detailed set of low level callback methods are provided to
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  • The [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbx]] is a Firefox extension written in Javascript. It uses a thin-client, web-based architecture relying on a hosted [[I-Card * ''Language:'' Javascript and XUL
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  • * ''Warning 1'': We are not allowed to add Javascript to Eclipse pages, so this download process is buggier than it would be on a
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  • ...lla.org/en/docs/XUL XUL], [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/JavaScript JavaScript] and [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XBL XBL] binding files.
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  • ** Optimized client library and improved JavaScript compression by using the Yahoo YUI compressor.
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  • * Touch point data contains javaScript (Ant?, perl?, contributable?)
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  • * McQ: '''EclipseCon''' - 8 talks submitted. Ian looking for JavaScript talks. ** McQ: Overlap with RAP when JavaScript is being used ?
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  • ...g model for a Rich-Web-Client development. Therefore RWT uses an efficient JavaScript Widget Toolkit (a fork of [http://qooxdoo.org Qooxdoo]) that provides rich ...e, all RWT widgets consist of a server-side Java object, and a client-side JavaScript object presented to the user in HTML/CSS. The application code only interac
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  • | Editors, focused on XML, CSS, and JavaScript
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  • ...SDI in mind. Crossfire is an extension to Mozilla's Firebug that supports JavaScript debugging on mobile devices and browsers. # create a new JavaScript configuration
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  • <tr><td>org.mozilla.javascript</td><td>1.6.2.v200711270820</td></tr> <tr><td>org.mozilla.javascript</td><td>1.6.6.v200711270817</td></tr>
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  • ...e functionality in ATF breaks down into three main areas: Browser Tooling, JavaScript Debugger and extensions for adopters.
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  • *Browser Console, Request Monitor, DOM Source, CSS, JavaScript, DOM Watcher on bottom *Press Debug - Note that Debug perspective opens and Debugger stops at first javascript load
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:JavaScript Development Tools}} ...t Tools''' (JSDT) is an Eclipse project ''aimed to build the most accurate JavaScript IDE'' while keeping it ''very fast''.
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  • ** try to improve javascript editing ** porting jdt to a javascript development tools suite - code not yet available in CVS - get that into CVS
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  • | Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
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  • ...rovides a JSON data feed. The structure of the JSON data is consumed by a JavaScript class that visualizes the tree. Note that the JSON data structure provides ...ight interchange format. It is used as the interchange format because the Javascript widgets can easily serialize and deserialize Java objects over the network.
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  • You should look at the two demo movies for using the JavaScript Debugger. [http://www.eclipse.org/atf/flash/index4.php JavaScript debugger] http://www.eclipse.org/atf/flash/index4.php
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  • * Set some preferences in the Structured Text Editors, CSS/DTD/HTML/JavaScript/JSP/XML Files, and Task Tags preference pages. (Include creating some templ
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  • Verify the following in the xml, html, jsp, dtd, css, javascript editors. :html - verify css & javascript work in html file
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  • | [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino// Rhino JavaScript engine] | Used to allow deployers of the context provider to use javascript fragments to control critical behaviors. Note there are various license op
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  • * Javascript client contributed by IBM ...here were new clients contributions done in the last couple weeks: Python, Javascript, ...
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  • ...only want your user to enter "saba" in the web form, therefore this little JavaScript is used to transform the name entered by the user to a full LDAP DN.
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  • ...driver. The values of these public properties can be bound to report-scope Javascript expressions by using the property binding feature of BIRT reports. ...pecified as a static value in the data set editor, or it may be bound to a Javascript expression through property binding.
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  • ***Native JavaScript Functions ***[[Global Functions - Useful JavaScript Functions (BIRT)]]
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  • ...be mitigated for adopters and end-users, it may be a future path for WTP's JavaScript tools. Mickael Istra is aggressively pushing for the JavaScript EPP package for 2019-06 to be based on Wild Web Developer.
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  • | [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/ Rhino JavaScript] | Rhino JavaScript engine.
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  • ** [[App-data vocabulary]] - for describing active, JavaScript content that is either stored in a template or fetched from an external ser ...ddition to being editable using the PDS web client UI, the HBX can execute JavaScript that edits it. See [[Website Facade Connection Example]] for more details.
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  • The event model can be invoked from either JavaScript or Java. This entry provides two examples that use both interfaces to demo ...framework classes that are processing the script as opposed to the actual JavaScript methods.
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  • * Integrate HTML, CSS and Javascript editors from Aptana [see [https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=183
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • ...ylyn for bug/task management or the JSDT plugins for editing and debugging javascript, then this option is for you.
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  • | Rhino JavaScript 1.6R5
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  • ...plications in debug mode. This avoids any need to compile the Java code to JavaScript during the development cylcle. * Finally, these instructions assume you have compiled your GWT to javascript. I created a builder for my project that does this automatically for me.
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  • #REDIRECT [[JavaScript Policy Context Provider CVS]]
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  • == JavaScript Policy Context Provider Projects == The JavaScript Policy Context Provider consists of two projects, one for the Context Provi
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  • NOTE: The JavaScript Policy Context Provider configuration XML file format was designed to be us The JavaScript Policy Context Provider is configured through an XML file whose format is s
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  • | [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino// Rhino JavaScript] | Rhino JavaScript engine.
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  • ...ibrary to parse the forms, then uses [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/ Rhino] javascript to evaluate the form and fill in inputs. | uses client side javascript to rewrite the document, we can't parse and fill in the authentication form
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  • ...support Mylyn's context model for languages such as Tcl, Ruby, Python and JavaScript. For more information see the [http://us.xored.com/~haiodo/EclipseCon07/dlt
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  • The attached example illustrates building expressions using native JavaScript functions and built in BIRT Functions. The
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  • Global Functions - Useful JavaScript Functions (BIRT) ...of function that are not supported. This page contains examples of useful JavaScript functions that can assist with report development.
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  • * [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/JavaScript JavaScript]
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  • == JavaScript ==
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  • ...lects information from the session in the beforeFactory EventHandler using JavaScript. This
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  • This example illustrates adding a group separator using JavaScript and a second detail row.
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  • ### javascript/ecmascript
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  • [http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/plans/2.0/wst/javascript/test_plan.php Javascript 2.0 Test Plan]
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  • ** JavaScript ** JavaScript
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  • * Manage the UI tree with a DOM document in a similar fashion of Javascript/HTML : * Manage logic of the UI with a scripting language (Javascript...) or with a Java POJO (similar to JSF Backing beans).
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  • ==== JavaScript Development Tools ====
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  • The PDPs are defined using JavaScript and examples are shown below and in the JNDI Test example configuration fil <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> <![CDATA[
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  • The PDPs are defined using JavaScript and examples are shown below and in the JNDI Test example configuration fil <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="javascript"> <![CDATA[
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  • [http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/plans/2.0/wst/javascript/test_plan.php Javascript 2.0 Test Plan]
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  • The chart library provides support for writing custom business logic via ''JavaScript'' or ''Java''. A detailed set of low level callback methods are provided to
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  • ...ion/Worker/ScriptProcessorWorker|ScriptProcessorWorker]] that executes the JavaScript "add.js" workflow. So, the synchronous script call is embedded in the async
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  • * Finished removal of dependency on Javascript * Working on replacement for Javascript in the Engine
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  • ...t leverage Web 2.0 techniques such as Ajax. WTP should improve support for JavaScript, the scripting language used in such applications. ''SSE, JavaScript, XML, JSP, XSD, HTML, CSS, DTD''
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  • == JavaScript Code == ...undles that contain JavaScript files have a jshint configuration file. All JavaScript has to conform to these settings. It is recommended to use the [http://gith
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  • * Integrate HTML, CSS and Javascript editors from Aptana [see [https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=183
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  • ...d Mozilla browser for debugging and deep in-place introspection of running JavaScript and Ajax code.
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • ...level we support. As a concrete example, if someone really wanted only the JavaScript Editor, there might be some different subset of code plugins they could ext
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  • We are currently using javascript, but it will be replaced by something else. We are thinking about using org
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • ...s project is to make the current Eclipse-Databinding project compiled into JavaScript using the GWT-compiler. There are the following things to consider:
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  • * Phil Berkland & Brad Childs, Eclipse Javascript Development Tools (JSDT).
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  • webtools.sourceediting/integrate/org.eclipse.wst.javascript.ui webtools.sourceediting/plugins/org.eclipse.wst.javascript.ui.infopop
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  • *org.eclipse.cosmos.examples.e2e.dr.views - contains javascript files and configuration files to configure the COMSOS UI (i.e. css, html, j
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  • * [[EclipseLink/Examples/JPARS/JavaScriptClient | JavaScript Web Client]]
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  • * javascript use has been replaced
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  • ...o extend the functionality into different context. for example, executing Javascript at Java runtime requires user to grant. Below are the interfaces that we c
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • ** Next looking into JavaScript support, probably after M2
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  • === Verify the following in the javascript editor ===
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  • <script type="text/javascript" src="dojo/dojo/dojo.js" djConfig="isDebug: false, parseOnLoad: true"> <script type="text/javascript" src="dojo/dojo/dojo.js" djConfig="isDebug: false, parseOnLoad: true">
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  • === How do I add an applet / flash / an existing Javascript libary === To restart the session, we will send some Javascript code, which changes the <code>parent.window.location.href</code> DOM attrib
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  • ...e done using the built in DOM. The main component is the [[Eclipse Monkey/Javascript Editor | Editor]].
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  • This page covers the org.eclipse.eclipsemonkey.lang.javascript.doms.editors.Editor class, which is what you get from this line:
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  • #REDIRECT [[Eclipse Monkey/Javascript Editor]]
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  • Javascript objects that want to log messages would use the "cosmos.log" global variabl
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  • <script type="text/javascript" src="dojo/dojo/dojo.js" djConfig="isDebug: false, parseOnLoad: true"> <script type="text/javascript" src="dojo/dojo/dojo.js" djConfig="isDebug: false, parseOnLoad: true">
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  • ...Java domain model to and from JSON which is the preferred format for HTML5/JavaScript clients. == Building HTML5 Applications with EclipseLink: JSON, JAX-RS, JPA & JavaScript ==
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  • * ''Eclipse Java Web Developer Tools - JavaScript Support'' * ''Eclipse Web Developer Tools - JavaScript Support''
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  • ...are totally synchronized via the use of JFace Databinding. TK-UI supports Javascript scripting and the use of backing beans. It provides several CSS engine impl 7. Manage the UI tree with a DOM document in a similar fashion of Javascript/HTML :
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  • **One of the areas that would be interesting to work on would be to get ATF JavaScript debugger working with the Ruby debugger. ...o get ATF JavaScript debugger working with their PHP debugger. A prototype JavaScript to PHP debugging has been done with eh PDT project. It shouldn't be hard to
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  • | [http://www.mozilla.org/rhino// Rhino JavaScript] | Rhino JavaScript engine.
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  • TCF uses [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON JSON] (JavaScript Object Notation) as its preferred data marshalling language and supports ''
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  • ...idden input field in a HTML form. This form is auto-submitted using simple JavaScript. The original RelayState provided by the SP is also included as a form fiel ...pears on a simple screen in the user’s browser and is auto-submitted via JavaScript.
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  • ==== JavaScript Plugins ==== ===== org.eclipse.edt.gen.javascript.templates: =====
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  • *Complete the implementation of the EDT JavaScript core generator
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  • ***org.eclipse.atf.javascript.jslint ***org.eclipse.atf.javascript.validator
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • *** Javascript injection approach
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  • = JavaScript Development Toolkit (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt) Use Cases= This page represents UI use cases for the WTP JavaScript (org.eclipse.wst.jsdt) editor in Eclipse. UI use cases may reference core
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  • ...he HTML and JSP editors in WTP, a separate download would contain only the JavaScript functionality.
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  • | Rhino JavaScript 1.6R6 (js) (from Orbit)
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • * Integrating JavaScript editor performance tests into build * Working on JavaScript file API + WebDAV implementation
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  • ...e functionality in ATF breaks down into three main areas: Browser Tooling, JavaScript Debugger and extensions for adopters.
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  • * Engine, what is the replacement for Javascript? * Javascript has been removed from the Engine. The current replacement is a very simple
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  • Found a bug related to javascript editor [https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=215732 215732]
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  • ...x and then somehow expose working with them via some API... maybe XPCOM or Javascript. That's all ;p | PDE and JavaScript
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  • ...hould be solved at that level. I would imagine there are a number of PHP, JavaScript, Ruby, etc projects that could also benefit from this support.
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  • ...thodologies such as AJAX and web technologies such as HTTP, JSON, XML, and Javascript. The reader should be quite familiar with these technologies and methodolo * JavaScript Programming With Dojo and Dijit
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  • ** Scripting (initially Javascript) ...icated full-time to qooxdoo development. Andreas has extensive know how in JavaScript and web technologies as well as designing platforms for web application dev
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  • (ns) I've verified in wtp-I-3.2.0-20100306173837, that JavaScript proposals are being included in HTML pages again. If this is the only thing
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  • [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbxff]] is a Firefox extension written in Javascript that launches an external selector either using [[Higgins Selector Switch]] * ''Language:'' Javascript and XUL
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  • ...hing, code assisting, folding, and more features are now available for the JavaScript side as well.
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  • # DOJO toolkit javascript Location ...the DOJO_PATH and DOJO_BASE_URL properties to the new location of the dojo javascript file. Lets say that we want to use the dojo toolkit hosted on the AOL Cont
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  • ...g to finish debug work to move onto platform UI. Trying to offload mostly javascript and firefox integration instead of debug
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  • <!-- <script src="NAME_OF_GWT_XML_FILE.nocache.js" language="javascript"></script> --> <script src="controlexample.nocache.js" language="javascript"></script>
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  • ...nd of AST can be used. For example we use AST produced by Rhino engine for JavaScript. DLTK provides several features that have been already implemented (e.g. ea
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  • ...rks: SOmeone tried to explain the prototype thing to me because that's how JavaScript works I gather. ...mcq: The thing I use to drive my thinking is "If I was going to write some javascript to modify the appearance of the UI, what would it look like?".
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  • |'''[[e4/Languages|Plug-ins implemented in other languages]] (JavaScript, JRuby, Groovy, ...)'''
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  • #[http://dev.eclipse.org/blogs/jsdt/ bradley childs], Introducing the JavaScript Development Toolkit
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  • ...]\public\javascripts'''. The folder javascripts\tinymce should now contain Javascript library '''tiny_mce.js'''
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  • ...lly, it is used to convert xml/xsd to java objects (or to model the SDD in javascript).
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  • * '''[[JavaScript debugger for IE]]'''
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  • ...s talked about the WTP new features in this version mainly with respect to JavaScript and other Java improvements.</li>
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  • These are all "zero-install" technologies. In the case of AJAX, JavaScript, the DOM ...X-Window. This is the approach that RAP (Rich Internet Platform) uses. A JavaScript library (qooxdoo) is running on the client, rendering widgets that are mani
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  • * ''Warning 1'': We are not allowed to add Javascript to Eclipse pages, so this download process is buggier than it would be on a
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  • * Pop down javascript of the abstract.
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  • * Eclipse JavaScript Development Tools (JSDT) is now optional. Eclipse PHP is built with WildWeb
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  • ...ol, allows plugins that do just small configurations or Macros, written in JavaScript
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  • '''Historical Document: Work never progressed beyond original [[E4/JavaScript]] development''' ...t this does not imply that all of Eclipse needs to be there &mdash; think "JavaScript bundles that run on the desktop and in web pages".
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  • ...se Ajax Tooling Framework (ATF) provide the tools developers need to build JavaScript intensive and Ajax applications. ...ing and Ajax libraries support. Of course ATF also provides comprehensive JavaScript editing and integration with Eclipse Web Tools.<br>
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  • Enterprise JavaScript... what the heck?! https://www.eclipseconverge.org/na2017/session/enterprise-javascript-what-heck?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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  • ...n that we don't see dependency injection frameworks for dynamic languages (JavaScript, Smalltalk, Ruby). Why is that? *** Javascript
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  • #Query Object - A javascript object that constructs the HTTP request that contains input parameters
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  • * How do key events translate into the web? Do JavaScript key events know where in the DOM they are?
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  • * TipServiceComponent is implemented in JavaScript,
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  • === Use JavaScript for your implementation === <source lang="javascript">
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  • | Bradley Childs, Phil Berkland or Nitin Dahyabhai || WTP: Source Editing - Javascript IDE
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  • The following functions should be verified for the standalone JavaScript editor * Syntax Highlighting (verify JavaScript coloring)
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  • * A new JavaScript IDE, called JSDT, provides the same level of support for JavaScript as the JDT provides for Java. Some of the new features include code complet * BIRT now provides an improved JavaScript editor and a new JavaScript debugger for debugging report event handlers. In addition, cross tables ha
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  • ...cal browser. Among these solutions, the most popular is AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) which communicates with the server via XML-based messages. ...re of the web page by defining HTML elements and attributes, while the <tt>JavaScript</tt> metamodel defines the variables and script functions of the web page.
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  • :Javascript (only 'platform' is required). ...If you install something like "Web Developer" which also includes XML and JavaScript, the included features stay on the "available software" list, as though it
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  • ...upporting shared editing source code for other languages (e.g. php, C/C++, javascript, xml editors, others) as well as shared editing of other types of text docu
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  • * BIRT JavaScript Debugger to debug scripting with JavaScript * JavaScript validation within Expression Builder
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  • ...c\javascripts'''. The folder '''javascripts\tiny_mce''' should now contain Javascript library '''tiny_mce.js'''
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  • ...idden input field in a HTML form. This form is auto-submitted using simple JavaScript. The original RelayState provided by the SP is also included as a form fiel ...pears on a simple screen in the user’s browser and is auto-submitted via JavaScript.
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  • ...only want your user to enter "saba" in the web form, therefore this little JavaScript is used to transform the name entered by the user to a full LDAP DN.
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  • Ajax, or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, is a group of interrelated web development techniques used to crea ...ld web sites and will demonstrate the various web site editors (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.) that are available in Eclipse.
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  • | JavaScript support in [http://wiki.eclipse.org/E4/DeclarativeUI/XWT e4 XWT] The purpose of this project is to provide a JavaScript programming support in [http://wiki.eclipse.org/E4/DeclarativeUI/XWT e4 XWT
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • =[[Image:jsEval.gif]] JavaScript= ...ssion is rendered as a tree which the developer can use to further explore JavaScript values. Any expression can be evaluated, even function calls that can resul
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • * [[SMILA/Documentation/Scripting|Scripting SMILA with JavaScript]]
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  • ...R 223)] is responsible - thus any compatible scripting engine can be used. JavaScript is available "out of the box" and the default script language. |the mime type of the scripting language, defaults to "text/javascript"
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  • *Provide 4 "product packages" (JavaScript, XML, Web Development, Java EE Development)
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  • | [http://www.eclipse.org/atf Ajax and JavaScript Web tools]
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  • * DLTK JavaScript - [[Image:Dltk_javascript.psf]]
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  • ...voy]''' - Cross-platform application development environment based on DLTK JavaScript
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  • <li>Scripting (initially Javascript)</li> ...icated full-time to qooxdoo development. Andreas has extensive know how in JavaScript and web technologies as well as designing platforms for web application dev
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  • ...ition of actions should probable be declarative. Currently this is done in JavaScript.
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  • ...gin for code generation where you can describe Eclipse Wizard with XUL and Javascript and link it with template (Freemarker, Velocity, XSL...) or Ant Task to gen
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  • ** Investigating making core expressions use javascript or Java
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  • ...kes it easier to use them from other languages / environments such as e.g. JavaScript. '''Command Bus (a javascript function)'''
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  • ...eating and debugging Web Applications based on technologies such as XHTML, JavaScript, and Java EE Specifications (including AJAX, JSP, JSF, EJB, JPA). Second, t
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  • ## ...if '''JavaScript'''... [[EclipseCon_2009_Category_Descriptions#Web_Tools|Web Tools]]
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  • ==== org.eclipse.wst.javascript.* plug-ins were removed ==== The old JavaScript support plug-ins, named org.eclipse.wst.javascript.*, which were deprecated in WTP 3.0, as mentioned in [[New Help for Old Fri
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  • ''JSDT'' is a subproject of ''WTP'' providing JavaScript editing features based on ''JDT''; other editors based on ''SSE''; Nodejs a * [https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/webtools.jsdt JSDT]: ''JavaScript Development Tools''
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  • # Use --fs-capture-search so that we get JavaScript and Java. See https://scan.coverity.com/download?tab=other...
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  • ...generic asynchronous "indexWithScript" workflow which let you specify the JavaScript script to process the data. We create an additional script for webcrawler r # We created a new JavaScript script for Web crawler data referencing the new Solr index.
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  • ...g. the all-about-me editor app), or an HBX add-on (e.g. dynamically loaded JavaScript app).
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  • * Javascript errors difficult to understand/fix * IDE Integration - the less JavaScript written, the fewer errors novices will make
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  • ** Welcome to Simon Kaegi joining e4 to look at multi-language support (Javascript in particular) and e4 on the server side
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  • ...at RPs that use other selector-triggering technology, such as RPs that use javascript to trigger a PC-based selector. | <nowiki>javascript:var cnt=0; function getAction(_1,f){try{var _2=f.action; var _3=_1.href; va
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  • ...the common ToolKit-Independent UFaceKit-API and features like styling and JavaScript expressions.
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  • ...n JavaScript OSGi bundles support (using Rhino), can add/remove/start/stop JavaScript bundles * Michael Scharf: nothing to add (recommends Crockford's "JavaScript - the good parts")
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  • ...ed: Internet Explorer® 6.0 or newer, or Mozilla® Firefox® 2.0 or newer (JavaScriptâ„¢ and Javaâ„¢ enabled) *Required: Safariâ„¢ 3.0 or newer, Firefox 2.0 or newer; (JavaScript and Java enabled)
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  • ...g plugins in multiple languages. It currently includes runtime support for JavaScript Bundles ...g plugins in multiple languages. It currently includes runtime support for JavaScript Bundles
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  • ''Gadgets are web-based software components based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. They allow developers to easily write useful web applications that work an
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  • <script type="text/javascript" src="/eclipse/commands/eclipsecommands.js"></script> ...ighting shown in the screenshot above was produced by copying Mozilla's <i>javascript.js</i> file and adjusting it for Java, by replacing the list of keywords wi
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  • ...se JavaScript to write bundles in Eclipse. There are a number of excellent JavaScript runtimes made available by the browsers however as Eclipse in its current f -org.eclipse.e4.languages.javascript
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  • ** Matt, security with scripting. Sandboxing javascript. It is difficult getting traction with security in Java 2. Can we do a be
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  • ...site consists of traditional web technologies such as PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Nathan thinks Git is just a British slang word, and his idea of source con ...cts with a wide community of followers and forks. She has a large suite of JavaScript unit tests that she uses to validate changes and avoid regressions in her l
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  • The Browser Console View shows all browser (i.e JavaScript, CSS) errors, warnings, and logging messages that occur at runtime. This vi * Under the ''Mozilla'' category, select ''JavaScript Console''.
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  • * Starting to use javascript modularity work to rewrite Bespin server * Javascript modularity work released
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  • ** Mobile web could be Firefly + WTP + some debugging (JavaScript) on the target
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  • *Provide 4 "product packages" (JavaScript, XML, Web Development, Java EE Development)
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  • The client is written in HTML and JavaScript and runs in any desktop browser (e.g. IE, FF, Safari, Chrome). In the futur
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  • * Simon working on pure Javascript framework implementation * Restored code to walk workbench model and modify it with Javascript, for EclipseCon demo
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  • I have good Experience in OSGi,javascript and yui ,jQuerry libraries, Ruby + jruby framework, Ajax , Servlet ,EJB and
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  • ...processing inside the search service is done by calling a simple (builtin) javascript file to do the work . ...the internal processing is done via the search service which makes use of javascript for keeping an high level of flexbility. There is also the possibility to u
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  • ...riting plug-ins in JavaScript using Rhino capabilities to interact between JavaScript and Java. ...es and the Extension Registry Support will be identical to the one for the JavaScript support.
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  • ...idget instance may have references to application data, and by using EMF's Javascript support, changes to these references may trigger UI changes. ...supporting views, including views for previewing TM instances and editing Javascript source.
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  • ...itor's command stack. Note that although this view only depends on the EMF Javascript support plugin and not on the Toolkit Model, it is part of this plugin for ...el. However, if one or more resources with sample data are loaded, the EMF Javascript support kicks in. The scripts may add behavior to both data and UI, e.g. po
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  • =EMF Javascript support= ...mentation (Rhino) and lets you use EMF objects in Javascript code. Besides Javascript's existing support for using EMF objects as native Java objects, there is E
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  • ...for "two passes parsing": (1) detect modules for import/export (2) plain Javascript parsing The proposal is to add option to JSDT: (a) parse JS modules (b) only plain javascript
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  • ** Looking at implementing an editor using javascript/Dojo embedded in IDE
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  • * lib.js, Library.js, Person.js, UoD.js - javascript code related to lib.ecore ===lib.js, Library.js, Person.js, UoD.js - javascript code related to lib.ecore===
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  • == Enriching Ecore models with Javascript == ...int Language) has existed for some time, and now js4emf brings support for Javascript. In addition, js4emf provides UI that makes it easier to get all the annota
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  • ...://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/216/ Venkman plugin for Firefox] - legendary javascript debugger.
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  • The JavaScript '''Script Explorer''' view has been removed. All previous functionality is ...ic and Dynamic Web Projects now have their WebContent folders added to the JavaScript project Include Path by default.
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  • =JavaScript Debugger= The JavaScript debugger operates much like any other debugger in Eclipse, such as the Java
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  • * JavaScript debugging protocol taking shape, there won't be an Eclipse debug client for
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  • * The default RAP client is written in JavaScript and is downloaded and started automatically when a browser accesses the URL
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