>>Si vous avez des ragots sur un binding vers Qt, racontez nous ca.
je pense que c'est pas gagné (dommage)
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Theodore, the issue with SWT and Qt has been reiterated over and over in the
newsgroup. If you perform a search you'll see that this topic frequently
appears, and each time goes into the void.
If IBM buys a commercial license for Qt, they may eventually use SWT/Qt in
their commercial WSAD Workbench which builds upon Eclipse, but I doubt this is
possible for Eclipse.
Suffice to say SWT/Fox started back in 2002 as SWT/Qt port, but I switched to
Fox once it became clear that SWT/Qt will be illegal for the foreseeable future.
Trolltech are not so keen on the idea of using Qt for free in a commercial Java
application.
For example they asked Richard Dale (the maintainer of the official Qt/KDE Java
bindings) to switch their license from LGPL back to GPL, or so he told me
during our mail exchange concerning the feasibility of using his bindings to
build a SWT/Qt port.
[^] # Re: Eclipse est un IDE multilangage
Posté par julien . En réponse à la dépêche Création de l'Eclipse Foundation. Évalué à 4.
je pense que c'est pas gagné (dommage)
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Theodore, the issue with SWT and Qt has been reiterated over and over in the
newsgroup. If you perform a search you'll see that this topic frequently
appears, and each time goes into the void.
If IBM buys a commercial license for Qt, they may eventually use SWT/Qt in
their commercial WSAD Workbench which builds upon Eclipse, but I doubt this is
possible for Eclipse.
Suffice to say SWT/Fox started back in 2002 as SWT/Qt port, but I switched to
Fox once it became clear that SWT/Qt will be illegal for the foreseeable future.
Trolltech are not so keen on the idea of using Qt for free in a commercial Java
application.
For example they asked Richard Dale (the maintainer of the official Qt/KDE Java
bindings) to switch their license from LGPL back to GPL, or so he told me
during our mail exchange concerning the feasibility of using his bindings to
build a SWT/Qt port.
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