Re: Cocoa-Eclipse on its way?
Mike Schrag <[email protected]> Sun, 2 Dec 2007 17:53:32 -0500
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> Perhaps not in the context of using eclipse but as a way to build > fat client Java based apps for Mac OS X that are powered by EOF and > backed by enterprise grade relational databases this may indeed have > some legs. > > IMHO there's a big void in that space right now (and Core-Data > doesn't quite cut it). .... soooort of ... By that I mean that SWT is not changing, so there's nothing that you can't already do now. SWT is just written against Carbon instead of Cocoa right now. The only things that will really be different are 1) if you work on the SWT source itself, it's probably much nicer (objc vs c, that's nice) and 2) now that basic technique is down, it's probably easier to write Java wrappers for additional Obj-C libraries to do bridging, but that's not really SWT, just the tools they made for SWT. ms