RapidClipse 11 Documentation
New at RapidClipse
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Overview - What is RapidClipse? Short introduction.
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Installation - Install RapidClipse and Java Development Kit.
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Migration V10 → V11 - Migrate your existing projects to the latest version
Start now
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Creating a new project - How to create a new project and what all you can set.
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Project Structure - How a RapidClipse project is structured by default (application architecture).
Database development
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JPA & Hibernate - All database development with RapidClipse is based on JPA and Hibernate. Therefore, you should read this short introduction.
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Example database - Include the Northwind sample database for you to experiment with.
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Create data source - Create one or more data sources.
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Entities - How to create entities, have them generated from a database, edit, extend, delete and how to define relations and how to have a database generated completely. One of the most important chapters of this documentation.
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Database Access (Data Access) - Database queries with JPA-SQL and native SQL strings.
Design graphical user interfaces
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Basic Technologies - How interfaces created with RapidClipse work. You should understand the principle of operation.
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UI structure - Difference between UI and View and how the Navigator works. Understanding the principle of operation is essential.
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Databinding - Link graphical interfaces with entities, read data from the interface and output edited data.
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Layouts - Just about every interface is based on a layout, which means that the interface automatically adapts to any display size. This chapter is therefore essential.
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UI-Components - Description of all UI components.
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Forms (Binder) - All about forms.
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UI Functions - Learn how to call windows, create master-detail views, store keyboard shortcuts, internationalize and persist the entire interface.
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Declarative development - Interface development with XML as an alternative to drag and drop.
RapidClipse Framework
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Overview - Overview of the RapidClipse framework, dependencies, and notes on using the API documentation Javadoc.
Deployment
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Web application - Finish project as a web application.