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Author: Chris Aniszczyk

14 Oct

Eclipse e4 1.0 M1 Released

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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Today, the Eclipse e4 project had its first 1.0 milestone release. This is the beginning towards sprinting for the 1.0 final release. The big new and noteworthy in this milestone is support for remote debugging of JavaScript and in particular e4 JavaScript bundles. The support is currently restricted to Mozilla Rhino, however in true Eclipse fashion, the JavaScript debug model and extension models are in place to...

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05 Oct

EclipseRT Days in Austin and Toronto

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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In November, the Eclipse Foundation will be hosting EclipseRT Days in Austin and Toronto. Besides the new logo above, EclipseRT is the portfolio of Eclipse projects that include runtime frameworks used to build and deploy running applications. EclipseRT is based on component oriented development architecture built on the Equinox runtime framework, an implementation of the OSGi standard. EclipseRT Day is your opportunity to discover what is possible...

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25 Sep

Eclipse 3.5.1 (Galileo SR1) is out!

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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Eclipse 3.5.1 was just released! This is a service release as part of the Eclipse Galileo release train. Inside Eclipse, you can use p2 to update with this URL: http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/3.5/R-3.5.1-200909170800 If you're only interested in Equinox, you can grab it here: http://download.eclipse.org/equinox/drops/R-3.5.1-200909170800/ Finally the readme is here: http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/development/readme_eclipse_3.5.1.html So what are you waiting for, update to get the latest bugfixes! If you want to live on the bleeding edge, check out the latest...

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22 Sep

Git at Eclipse

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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Git has been gaining some traction in the Eclipse community as of late. From the birth of the EGit project at Eclipse and the recent approval of JGit to be hosted at Eclipse as a sub project of the EGit project, good things are coming. Why should you care about Git? Git is pretty popular these days as evident by some of the open source projects out...

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21 Sep

OSGi EventAdmin Redux

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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I recently blogged about the OSGi EventAdmin service and got some good feedback. I like to inform people of some more things that came to light about EventAdmin. First, I added a template in PDE for the OSGi EventAdmin service that will make its debut in Eclipse 3.6 M3: It basically uses OSGi Declarative Services to register an EventHandler that listens for the bundle started event...

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15 Sep

OSGi EventAdmin

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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I recently had a few people come to me to chat about the OSGi EventAdmin service. For those who are curious, the EventAdmin service is part of the OSGi Compendium Specification and allows you to publish and listen to events via a pub-sub system. I'll try to do a quick write up on how to actually use the service. As with any OSGi service, the...

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03 Sep

Recap: EclipseDay Googleplex 2009

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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Last weekend, I attended EclipseDay at the Googleplex with about 200 other people. The day was filled with great talks and special thanks to our Google hosts for making the show really smooth. The majority of the presentations have their slides posted now, here are some of my favorite talks: Eclipse in NASA Mission Control Jeff Norris offered a fascinating story of how NASA is adopting Eclipse...

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25 Aug

Eclipse RAP 1.3 M1 released

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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I spoke with a Rich Ajax Platform (RAP) committer briefly today and he reminded me that the RAP team recently released 1.3 Milestone 1 to the world. This release marks the first milestone towards the Eclipse Helios release and includes some interesting features like rounded corners, gradients and support for cheatsheets. For those people interested in single sourcing their Eclipse RCP applications, they will be pleased...

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24 Aug

EclipseDay 2009 at the Googleplex

by Chris Aniszczyk
in Planet Eclipse
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This Thursday, Google is graciously hosting an EclipseDay At Googleplex. There will be talks on topics like Distributed OSGi, Eclipse at NASA and Android. Here's a peak at the full schedule: If you're interested in attending, the registration list is already full, however, there is a waiting list you can signup for. If you can't attend, don't worry as Google is planning to record and release...

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