Fuseboxipedia

• Fusebox Core Files
  • Fusebox XML Files
  • Circuit.xml
  • Circuit XML Grammar
  • Built-in Verbs
• Extending Fusebox
  • Lexicons
  • Plugins
  • Frameworks

Code ColdFusion Applications fast with the Eclipse CFEclipse plug-in

IBM has compiled, in my opinion, one of the best resources for ColdFusion developers to learn about and get up and running with Eclipse SDK faster than ever. This is an older article from 2007, but I thought it should be posted for those looking to leverage Eclipse.

Original Article Link - Code ColdFusion applications fast with the Eclipse CFEclipse plug-in

Eclipse Online Resources

Get Eclipse Software and Plugins

• Get the Eclipse SDK, Classic - look for the following logo:
• Get the ColdFusion V8 Extensions for Eclipse.
• Download the CFEclipse plug-in.
• Get CFUnit, a open source unit-testing framework for ColdFusion.
• XMLBuddy is a solid and functional XML editor.
• Subversion is an Eclipse Team Provider plug-in, providing support for Subversion within the Eclipse IDE.
• Apache Ant, the Java-based build tool, is now built into Eclipse.
• The Aptana IDE is a free cross-platform open source JavaScript-focused editor and development environment for building Ajax applications.
• Get the ColdFusion V8 Syntax Dictionaries.

Resources:

• The CFEclipse wiki holds user-contributed documentation for the CFEclipse project.
• See the CFEclipse wiki Frequently Asked Questions.
• Check out the CFEclipse mailing list.
• The basics of the Eclipse plug-in architecture and how to create one are described in the IBM developerWorks article titled "Developing Eclipse plug-ins," by David Gallardo.
• For an excellent introduction to the Eclipse platform, read "Getting started with the Eclipse Platform," also by David Gallardo.
• Browse a complete list of plug-ins for Eclipse.
• Check out the ColdFusion V8 Help Files for Eclipse.
• Check out the "Recommended Eclipse reading list."
• New to Eclipse? Read the developerWorks article "Get started with Eclipse Platform" to learn its origin and architecture, and how to extend Eclipse with plug-ins.
• For an introduction to the Eclipse platform, see "Getting started with the Eclipse Platform".

Eclipse Fusebox XML Related

• Eclipse + Subversion = Development Bliss
• Fusebox 4.1 DTDs - and how to use them!

Comments

There are currently no comments on this fusearticle.
Be the first to comment