One other thing to note. Pivot applications do not have to use BXML (for their UI or anything else), and BXML can be used with any Java bean styles classes (public zero arg constructor & get/set accessors), so can be used to model an object graph that doesn't contain any Pivot classes.
More info here http://pivot.apache.org/tutorials/bxml-primer.html Chris On 1 August 2011 12:00, Alex Ryzhov <[email protected]> wrote: > I have another annoying issue: can't make Eclipse plugin to work. I use > Eclipse 3.6. I put the jar in the dropins directory and verified that it's > loaded by going to About -> Installation Details -> Plug-ins. It shows > "Eclipse Plug-in for Apache Pivot" v. 2.0 there. > > However, I can't edit BXML and I don't see any other Pivot-related features. > Without IDE support BXML is not effective. Please help. > > Thanks, > Alex >
