The Android platform is a software stack for mobile devices. In this two-part screencast you are going to see how to install and use the Android SDK to develop a simple Android application using the Java programming language and Eclipse IDE plugin.

The first screencast shows how to install SDK, configure the Eclipse plugin and run sample Android applications. Total running time 03:00 minutes.

The second tutorial covers new project creation in Eclipse, the use of Android emulator, content model, permissions and navigation model. Total running time 02:50 minutes.

Andrew Lyons of Wind River introduces device development challenges and then speaks about Eclipse for device development. Topics covered include:

• Edit-compile
• Debug
• Target management
• Target observation & control

Total running time 14:53 minutes

Listen as Thomas Ulber, Senior Application Engineer in the Embedded Systems Division of Mentor Graphics, talks about embedded eystem design using Eclipse-based technologies. He also discusses the use of Eclipse for hardware development tools as well.

Total running time 15:20 minutes

The biggest challenge facing the embedded market today is the shift to parallel processing. Existing applications can realize immediate benefits from multi-core. Millions of line of embedded code are not designed to maximize the benefits of multi-core architectures, but a real-time operating system is capable of handling all cores - QNX Neutrino. Join Malte Mundt of QNX for a presentation on Eclipse for embedded multi-core development.

Total running time 14:04 minutes

The goal of the Eclipse eRCP project is to extend the rich client platform (RCP) to mobile and embedded devices. eRCP allows developers to use the existing Eclipse application model to create software the runs on the desktop and new devices, such as the Nokia S60 or Windows CE devices. In this webinar, Gorkem Ercan, software development manager at Nokia and the leader of eRCP, will introduce the components of eRCP and demonstrate how applications can be built for eRCP.

Total running time 53:13 minutes

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Doug Gaff, technical chair for EclipseCon and lead for the DSDP project, sits down with EclipseZone's own Daniel Spiewak and discuss eRCP, NAB, TmL and the future of Eclipse on embedded devices.

Total running time 30:45 minutes

C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT) 4.0 is our most exciting release yet bringing C/C++ developers a load of new features, quality, and performance improvements. This webinar presented by Doug Schaefer, the CDT Project Lead, will walk through all of CDT’s features from new project creation, code editing, and source navigation, to build and debug with a special focus on what’s new in CDT 4.0. New users will gain an understanding of how to use the CDT with their projects and all users will see how the improvements in CDT 4.0 make it a world class C/C++ development environment.

Agenda - total running time 1 hour, 06:36 minutes:

• 00:00 min. Welcome
• 01:13 min. Introduction
• 03:06 min. What is the CDT?
• 07:02 min. What is the CDT used for?
• 09:15 min. What are the Major Components of the CDT?
• 13:08 min. Demo - Create a Project in CDT 4.0
• 19:40 min. Demo - New 4.0 Features and the SDL Library
• 27:47 min. Demo - Multi-platform Support in CDT
• 31:30 min. Blank (technical problem)
• 40:08 min. Demo - Using Firefox for Scalability Testing
• 45:13 min. Where can I get my own CDT?
• 47:12 min. Where can I get more Information?
• 48:09 min. Q&A

Thanks to Adobe for contributing their Adobe Acrobat Connect product to host this webinar.

The Target Management project provides a framework, widgets, and tools to manage remote systems under a single, consistent user interface. Ready-to-use tools for remote file and shell access, as well as launching remote CDT applications can be used from embedded to mainframe operations. APIs allow vendors to plug in their own connection schemes and system or subsystem types.

This webinar will give a brief overview of the Target Management project's scope, goals, current state, and future directions. We will give an online demo, explain important concepts, and show how to extend the framework. Special emphasis will be given to components like the new Terminal framework and other upcoming enhancements.

Total running time 51:40 minutes

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Mobile Tools for the Java Platform (MTJ) completed its first release (0.7) in November. MTJ's power lies in its extensibility in the highly customizable world of Java ME. MTJ is both an IDE for developers in the Java ME space, as well as an extensible architecture that allows for customization to aid development against any device, configuration, or profile. The MTJ architecture consists of several small plug-ins which can easily be extended or replaced to change the functionality of the IDE. In addition there is a compilation environment for Unified Emulator Interface (UEI) devices, and the ability to extend the architecture for other environments. This webinar discusses the current features of the product, exposes our future plans, and highlights the extensible architecture.

Total running time 41:49 minutes

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Eclipse is not just for Java-centric development. The C/C++ Development Tools (CDT) provides solid support for developing applications written in C or C++ as well. The CDT project has been a part of Eclipse for over four years now and has acquired a large and faithful following.

There are a large number of embedded tool vendors, for example, that are including the CDT as a standard part of their development tool suite. But the CDT is much more than embedded as it supports building any type of C/C++ application from command line utilities to large graphical applications on all platforms including Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, embedded, and others.

Agenda - total running time 58:22 minutes:

• 00:00 min. Introduction & Overview
• 04:27 min. CDT Edit Perspective
• 05:28 min. CDT Search
• 06:32 min. Build
• 08:20 min. Debug Perspective
• 10:17 min. Who Uses the CDT?
• 11:56 min. CDT Popularity and Adoption
• 16:30 min. Demo - Getting Started
• 22:35 min. Demo - Hello World
• 32:42 min. Demo - Using CDT for an Open Source Project
• 42:22 min. Upcoming in CDT 4.0
• 43:41 min. Q&A

Thanks to Adobe for contributing their Adobe Acrobat Connect product to host this webinar.