Crafting Application Public Interface (API) and especially managing API among different releases is difficult. Learn how to take advantage of Eclipse's PDE API Tools to make this process easier and seamlessly integrated into your daily development. Note that this article is specific to Eclipse V3.4: Ganymede.
In this article, David Gallardo shows you how to create Eclipse plug-ins using the Plug-in Development Environment's code generation wizard. You'll learn how to run and debug the plug-in in the run-time workbench and install the completed plug-in in Eclipse. David also examines issues relating to packaging plug-ins -- including maintaining version information, upgrading functionality in the form of plug-in fragments, and combining plug-ins to create complete features.
In this article, David Gallardo shows you how to create Eclipse plug-ins using the Plug-in Development Environment's code generation wizard. You'll learn how to run and debug the plug-in in the run-time workbench and install the completed plug-in in Eclipse. David also examines issues relating to packaging plug-ins -- including maintaining version information, upgrading functionality in the form of plug-in fragments, and combining plug-ins to create complete features.
With the release of IBM WebSphere Integration Developer and WebSphere Process Server, comes a new programming paradigm for building service-oriented architectures (SOA) called the Service Component Architecture, a new programming model designed specifically for building and assembling business solutions in an SOA, and targeted for integrating and composing services.