BDT Studio Overview
The BASIS Development Toolkit (BDT) Studio supports the development of BBj software applications. It has a BDT Perspective for the Eclipse Workbench, including
a code editor, compiler, and debugger (CodeEditor), a resource editor
(WindowBuilder), and an event handler editor (AppBuilder).
- BBj 26.00 and higher: Accessing the BDT plug-ins in the BDT Studio, a standalone application, supersedes using the Eclipse IDE.
- BBj
19.00 and higher: use Eclipse 4.7 (Oxygen) for Java 8 development, and
use one of the quarterly releases (Eclipse 2018-12 or newer) for Java
11 development.
- BBj 18.00 required Eclipse
4.7 (Oxygen) as the only supported Eclipse platform.
- BBj 17.00 required Eclipse
4.6 (Neon) as the only supported Eclipse platform.
- BBj 16.00 required Eclipse
4.5 (Mars) as the only supported Eclipse platform.
- BBj 15.00 introduced the
BDT AppBuilder. Eclipse 4.4 (Luna) was the only supported Eclipse platform.
- BBj 14.00 introduced the
BDT WindowBuilder. Eclipse 4.4 (Luna) was the only supported Eclipse platform.
- BBj 13.00 introduced the
BDT CodeEditor.
See Also
BDT Studio
Creating
Your First BBj Project