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Eclipse Day At Googleplex 2011/Session Abstracts

Understanding Hudson CI Plugin Development Framework

Winston Prakash, Oracle

Hudson is a popular Continuous Integration (CI) tool, now a Technology project at Eclipse. Apart from being an Open Source product, the popularity of Hudson is due to its extensible nature using Plugins. Plugins allow users and developers to do everything from customizing the way builds are done, results are displayed and notified and integration with Application LifeCycle Management systems such as SCM, Testing and Analysis tools etc. More than 400 Hudson Plugins, supporting various aspects of Continuous Integration, are available for free install. This talk covers the fundamentals of Hudson Plugin Development and explain the initial steps involved for any one interested in writing their first plugin for Hudson.

Case Study: NASA Ames uses Eclipse RCP

Tamar Cophen, NASA Ames
NASA uses Eclipse as a common platform for mission and field test software. During the Haughton-Mars Project field test of 2010, scientists, field engineers and robots were deployed to Devon Island, Canada. Ground and Flight Operations were at NASA Ames in California. This presentation will explore the challenges with using Eclipse for remote real-time systems, and highlight using the following technology in Eclipse:

Java based 3D environment within Eclipse Communicating with robots Complex KML loading via EMF Generating UI components with the databinding framework Real-time telemetry display


Orion: Web Development in a Web Browser

John Barton, Google'

Orion (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion) converts your Web browser into a development environment for Web apps. I'll share my experience in using Orion, highlighting the Good, mentioning the Bad, and showing how you can use the Orion plugin system to fix the Ugly.


Building Applications with Eclipse 4

Lar Vogel, vogella.de

This talk provides a look at the internals of the Eclipse 4.2 Application-Framework including the workbench model, declarative styling through CSS, dependency injection and the renderer framework

We will also look at the compatibility layer which allows to run existing Eclipse RCP application on top of Eclipse 4.2 and how to program "pure" Eclipse 4.2 based plugins.

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