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stefan_schnell
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In a normal case any UI5 developer uses WebIDE or Eclipse IDE with all the automatic installed extensions and packages for UI5 development. Here I describe how to use an alternative minimalistic development environment, e.g. for tests. In my case I describe it for a Windows desktop platform.

At first I download a simple and easy to handle mini web Server, I decided to use AIDex Mini-WebServer. All you have to do is to define the root directory.



Also you can use HFS ~ HTTP File Server from here.



At second I download the OpenUI5 Runtime (and SDK) from here and unpack it in the root directory. That's all

Now you can use your favorite editor e.g. like Notepad++ or UltraEdit to code your UI5 applications. I create an extra button in the toolbar to start the Internet Explorer with the file in the editor in the context of the local mini web server. As command I use - here with UltraEdit:

"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" localhost\%n%e

%n for the name of the file and %e for the extension of the file.



Here the button example.

Enjoy it.
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