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Oomph Targlets

Revision as of 01:36, 29 April 2018 by Ed.merks.gmail.com (Talk | contribs) (Add a Targlet Container)

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Oomph's Targlet technology extends PDE's base functionality for specifying a target platform definition by providing a more expressive, flexible, and reliable mechanism. The Targlets framework is fully integrated with PDE. It uses PDE's target location extension point, providing a Targlet Container implementation to augment PDE's built-in target location implementation.

Install Targlet Support

Use Help → Install New Software... and enter one of the update sites, e.g., http://download.eclipse.org/oomph/updates/milestone, into the "Work with:" combo. Enter "Oomph Targlets" in the filter, and select the Oomph Targlets feature.

Oomph Install Targlets Feature.png

Create an Empty Target Definition

Use Window → Preferences... → Plug-in Development → Target Platform to "Add..." a new Target Platform.

Oomph PDE Add Target Platform.png

Choose "Nothing: Start with an empty target definition" and press "Next".

Oomph PDE Create Empty Target Definition.png

Use the "Name:" text field to name it "Sample" and press "Add..." to add a target location.

Oomph PDE Add Target Location.png

Add a Targlet Container

In the "Add Content" dialog select "Targlet Container" and press "Next".

Oomph Targlet Add Targlet Container.png

Use the "Targlet Container ID:" field to enter the name "Sample Targlet Container" and press "Finish".

Oomph Targlet Add Targlet Container Specify ID.png

Select the new Targlet Container and press "Edit..." to edit it:

Oomph Targlet Edit Targlet Container.png

This will save the target definition, dismiss the dialog, and open the Targlet Editor.

Edit Targlet Container with Targlet Editor

More documentation TBD.

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