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Collaborative editors/editing is an important application area for Eclipse, the Rich Client Platform, and ECF. Eclipse and Eclipse RCP are ideal frameworks for creating structured editors of many kinds:  source code editors, graphical model editors, xml editors, html editors, etc.  With ECF, it is possible to add both real-time and non real-time collaboration for such editors.
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Collaborative editors/editing is an important application area for Eclipse, the Rich Client Platform, and ECF. Eclipse and Eclipse RCP are ideal frameworks for creating structured editors of many kinds:  source code editors, graphical model editors, xml editors, html editors, etc.  With ECF, it is possible to add both real-time and non real-time collaboration for such editors.
  
ECF will provide frameworks and examplary shared editors.  We currently have the following editors
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ECF will provide frameworks and exemplary shared editors.  We currently have the following editors
  
* [http://www.eclipse.org/ecf/downloads.html Graphshare] - A simple graphical network model editor that allows multiple participants to simultaneously add, position, and connect simple graphical models
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* [[Graphical Shared-Editor Example Application]] - A simple graphical network model editor that allows multiple participants to simultaneously add, position, and connect simple graphical models
  
* [[Example Shared Text Editor|Example Shared Text Editor]] - A collaborative text editor for doing real-time editing of a text document
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* [[Example Shared Text Editor]] - A collaborative text editor for doing real-time editing of a text document

Revision as of 11:04, 22 September 2007

Collaborative editors/editing is an important application area for Eclipse, the Rich Client Platform, and ECF. Eclipse and Eclipse RCP are ideal frameworks for creating structured editors of many kinds: source code editors, graphical model editors, xml editors, html editors, etc. With ECF, it is possible to add both real-time and non real-time collaboration for such editors.

ECF will provide frameworks and exemplary shared editors. We currently have the following editors

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