RCP

How to build kick-ass RCPs

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]

Schedule info

Time slot: 
3 November 09:00 - 09:30
Room: 
Silchersaal
Presenter: 
Carsten Reckord
Assistant(s): 
Manuel Bork [Yatta Solutions]

Building a complex RCP application can be a daunting task with many requirements and pitfalls. In our development of UML Lab, we have navigated this jungle by integrating several Eclipse technologies into a well-running process ranging from lean planning to Continuous Deployment.

Using Eclipse Technology in Aerospace Simulations

Session Type: 
Extended [55 minutes]
Presenter: 
Robert Mischke

Numerical simulation is an essential part of many engineering projects at the German Aerospace Center (DLR). In this talk, we present the open source "Remote Component Environment" (RCE), a distributed simulation and workflow framework based on OSGi and Eclipse technology.

Eclipse in Telemedicine and Health Care – A Success Story with RCP and RAP

Session Type: 
Standard [25 minutes]

Schedule info

Time slot: 
3 November 09:30 - 10:00
Room: 
Bürgersaal 2
Presenter: 
Paul Petershagen [Vitaphone GmbH]
Assistant(s): 
Ralf Sternberg

In several projects in the health care sector, the combination of RCP and RAP helped Vitaphone to develop applications with modular desktop and web clients extremely fast.

Vitaphone GmbH is a global leading provider of telemedicine services, telecardiological function diagnostics and innovative telemonitoring technologies. Since 2009, the company uses RCP and RAP to develop several products for the international health care market.

Plug-in and RCP development with Scala

Session Type: 
Extended [55 minutes]
Presenter: 
Jens Hildebrand

Scala is a state of the art programming language running on the JVM. It supports object oriented as well as functional programming. Scala code is typically two to three times shorter compared to Java code.

With the Scala IDE you can edit, refactor, navigate and debug Scala code in the same way as you do it with JDT.

Scala is no all-or-nothing language. You can mix your project with Scala and Java classes. Scala classes, fields and methods can be called from Java and vice versa. This enables diving smoothly into Scala programming even if you have started your project in Java.

Pimp my Editor - Taking Eclipse to the Film Industry

Session Type: 
Extended [55 minutes]

Schedule info

Time slot: 
3 November 10:30 - 11:30
Room: 
Silchersaal
Presenter: 
Alexandre Freire
Assistant(s): 
Fernando Freire

This talk will present the story of Story Touch (http://storytouch.com), a novel scriptwriting software developed for brazilian based O2 Filmes, South America's largest movie producer.

The development process took over 3 years using agile methodologies. The first version was released after just 2 weeks of the beginning of the project evolving to a full featured solution ready to compete with the Industry's standard solution.

We will show how we helped our client shape his ideas into an unprecedented tool that gives the power of dramaturgy analysis to script writers.

Developing Rich Clients with Eclipse 4.1 RCP

Session Type: 
Tutorial [3.5 hours]
Presenter: 
Kai Tödter

In this tutorial Kai will give an overview about the new features of the Eclipse 4.1 Rich Client Platform. He will cover the following topics:

  • Eclipse 4.1: What's new compared with 3.x?
  • "Hello, World" RCP 4.1 Application
  • Workbench Model
  • Toolbar, Menus, Parts, Commands and Handlers
  • Dependency Injection
  • Services ("The Twenty Things")
  • Rendering Engine
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