Hi Lukasz, I'd highly appreciate if you could contribute your code to Nebula. The first thing to do is to file a bug against Nebula-Core where we can work on the widget and make it free from dependencies so that you can get it into Nebula-CVS after having gone through an IP-Review.
CC'me on the bug and I'll hopefully be able to guide and help you getting the widget in a state that it is ready to get introduced into Nebula. As a common rule your widget should be: * a single self contained OSGi-Bundle * which only has dependencies on SWT and optional JFace * Do you have native-code as well or is it plain Java => I ask because this could probably affect the build Tom Am 05.01.10 01:05, schrieb Łukasz Milewski: > Hello Nebula developers, > > For some time now I have been working on few custom drawn widgets, and > in one case, I would like to share it with community. I've call it > AeroToolbar, it resembles toolbar found in explorer under Windows Vista > and Windows 7 (both versions of UI are already supported). At the time > of writing this email, widgets is heavily dependent on some of my own > stuff from application I'm working on, hence my question on the list. > > How one should prepare a widget to be qualified for nebula incubation? > Could experienced nebula developer help with this process and guidelines > how things should be addressed? > > In case attached image couldn't be delivered to list, here's url with > - http://khrone.org/aerotoolbar_vista.png and > http://khrone.org/aerotoolbar_7.png > <http://khrone.org/aerotoolbar.png> > Regards, > Lukasz Milewski > > > > _______________________________________________ > nebula-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/nebula-dev _______________________________________________ nebula-dev mailing list [email protected] https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/nebula-dev
