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Doug Schaefer (author)
Wed Aug 05 22:30:33 -0700 2009
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README
Eclipse Web-based IDE using Google's GWT. This is my attempt at building an IDE front-end using GWT UI and RPC code that interacts with core Eclipse components that we have today. This is just a prototype of what could be possible with GWT and Eclipse. It's also a good showcase of using GWT with OSGi and developing them using Eclipse. To try it out, you first need the GWT Eclipse plug-ins for Galileo and GWT 1.7. Clone this repository and import the projects into a workspace. There are two lauches, one for the OSGi server and one for the GWT hosted- mode client.
