Latest Version

4.0

What is new in RapidClipse

Create new project - How to create a new project and and adjust your preferences.
Project structure - How a RapidClipse project is structured by default (software application layers).

JPA & Hibernate - The entire database development with RapidClipse is based on JPA and Hibernate. This is why you should read this short introduction.
Sample database - How to add the Northwind sample database with which you can experiment.
Create data source - How to create one or more data sources.
Entities - How to create entities that can be generated from a database, how to edit, add, delete and define relationships, and how to let them generate an entire database. One of the most important chapters of this documentation.
Database access (data access) - Database queries using SQL JPA and native SQL. strings.

Base technologies - How user interfaces created with RapidClipse work. You should understand the functional principle behind it.
Build interface - Difference between UI and View and functional principle of the Navigator. It’s essential to understand the functional principle.
Data binding - Connect graphical interfaces to entities, read out data from the user interface and export edited data.
Layouts - Almost any user interface is based on a layout, so the interface automatically adapts to any screen size. Therefore, this chapter is essential.
UI components - Description of all UI components.
Forms (XdevFieldGroup) - All about the forms.
UI functions - How to access windows, create master-detail views, deposit keyboard shortcuts, internationalize and persist the entire surface.
Declarative programming - Development of user interfaces with XML as an alternative to drag & drop.

Overview - An overview of the RapidClipse Framework, dependencies and guidelines for using the API Javadoc documentation.
Go to RapidClipse Framework Javadoc

Preview - Preview of the current view in the web browser.

Web application - Complete the project as a web application.
Mobile apps - Complete the project as hybrid mobile app for Android and iOS.
Desktop applications - Complete the project as a traditional Java desktop application (client-server or fat client).
XDEV Cloud deployment - Deploy, test and host the project as a web application in the XDEV Cloud.