Package and Deploy Desktop Application SWT/RCP
2. Create Project RCP
First make sure that you know SWT/RCP. If not, you may refer to learn SWT/RCP at:
- SWT:
- RCP
In this document I will create a RCP Project, example to packaging and deploying.
- File/New/Other...
Enter:
- Project name: SimpleRCP
Enter:
- Activator: org.o7planning.tutorial.simplercp.Activator
Enter:
- Java package name: org.o7planning.tutorial.simplercp
Project was created:
3. Running RCP application on Eclipse
We run RCP Project has created, to ensure that everything is OK !.
Right-click the project SimpleRCP, select Run As/Eclipse Application.
The application runs successfully.
4. Product Configuration
- File/New/Other...
Enter:
- File name: SimpleRCP
Enter:
- ID: mysimlercp
- Version: 1.0.0
- Name: RCP Demo
Enter:
- Product ID: rcpdemo
First Add your application to:
After pressing the Add Required Plug-ins, Eclipse automatically calculated and added to the list of all the plugins needed for applications that can run independently:
Switch to the Configuration tab:
OK, that's all the minimum configuration required:
5. Export to Product
Enter:
- Root directory: eclipse
- Directory: D:/SimpleRCP
Tools have created an application, including 2 folder as shown below:
Note: It is not packaged into a single exe file.
6. Running application on OS
Click eclipse.exe to run the application.
If you receive an error message "Failed to load the JNI shared libray", which means that the application can not find a place of the JRE or JDK or not valid JRE/JDK version.
In that case you have to declare the JAVA_HOME environment variable on the OS. Or open eclipse.ini to directly configure the Java virtual machine.
Add:
-vm
D:\DevPrograms\Java\jdk1.7.0_45\bin\javaw.exe
OK now you can run your application.
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- Simple Eclipse RCP 3 Application - View and Editor integration
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