Here's a list of the most noteworthy things in the RAP 3.22 release which is available for download since September 14, 2022.
New API has been added to support adding tooltip text to MenuItem
. If tooltip with
HTML markup is used, RWT.TOOLTIP_MARKUP_ENABLED
must be set as data on the item as
usual.
org.eclipse.swt.widgets.MenuItem.setToolTipText(String)
org.eclipse.swt.widgets.MenuItem.getToolTipText()
With the new count
property it is now possible to determine the mouse wheel scroll
direction by its sign. It is set for MouseDown
, MouseUp
,
MouseDoubleClick
, and MouseWheel
client scripting events.
MImperativeExpression
in RAP e4
With the synchronisation of the code in MenuManagerRenderer.updateVisibility
and
in ContributionsAnalyzer.isVisible
with the upstream code from the Eclipse Platform
MImperativeExpression
are now supported in RAP e4.
In certain circumstances it is required to prevent the execution of sendShutdown/sendBeacon, e.g.
when HTTP 302/303 redirects are intercepted and handled manually.
This can be configured within the ApplicationConfiguration
by setting an additional
string property:
Map
One problem with RAP-based applications and load testing is caused by the text size determination.
In oder to compute an exact layout, the RAP server asks the web client with probe strings to
measure their local size in pixels. These requests are triggered by the server, which can be quite
confusing for any load testing tool which cannot provide that size information by themselves.
Because the exact size and the perfect layout is not what you are interested in when running load
tests, we added a new system property org.eclipse.rap.rwt.enableLoadTests
. By setting
this to true
the RAP server does not send any texts nor probes for measurement to the
client, and fills TextSizeStorage
and ProbeResultStore
with estimates
instead.
commons-fileupload
to version 1.4.0, commons-io
to version 2.11.0
There were some security reports for earlier version of Apache commons-fileupload
.
Although RAP did not use any of the methods in question, and was therefore not directly affected
by any of the reported vulnerabilities, it was time to upgrade these external libraries to their
latest stable version.
Please note that the new versions are taken from Maven Central and therefore follow a slightly
different naming scheme with a different bundle symbolic name:
org.apache.commons.fileupload
renamed to
org.apache.commons.commons-fileupload
org.apache.commons.io
renamed to
org.apache.commons.commons-io
In order to mirror the PGP signatures of external dependencies during the build into the RAP p2 repositories, an upgrade of Eclipse Tycho to version 2.7.5 was required in RAP Runtime and Tools. With this change, the RAP p2 repositories are kept in compliance with the Eclipse Simultaneous Release guidelines.
To assist you with the migration from RAP 2.x (or 1.x) to 3.0, we provide a migration guide.