TPTP Plugins for Eclipse

• All TPTP plugins [ Runtime | SDK ]
• Download by TPTP subproject
  Platform [ Runtime | SDK ]
  Monitoring Tools * [ Runtime | SDK ]
  Tracing and Profiling Tools * [ Runtime | SDK ]
  Testing Tools * [ Runtime | SDK ]
   
  * Requires the platform project

Requirements

• Java Runtime Environment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK) v1.4 or above
• Eclipse SDK 3.3.2
• Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF and XSD) SDK 2.2.4 (Java 1.4.x and higher) or 2.3.2 (Java 5 required)
• Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) 2.0.2 (EMF 2.3.x and Java 5 required) (optional¹)
• Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools (BIRT) 2.2.2 (Java 5 and EMF 2.3.x required) (optional ²)
  Note: Java 1.4.x users should continue to use BIRT 2.1.x with EMF 2.2.x
• Graphics Editor Framework (GEF) 3.3.2 (optional^1,2)
• Data Tools Platform (DTP) 1.5.2 (optional^1,2)

• ¹ Required by TPTP-WTP integration.
  ² Required by TPTP-BIRT integration.

Stand-alone Offerings

• RCP Log Analyzer
  The log analyzer is a stand-alone rich client application that allows log files to be imported, correlated, and analyzed.
  Windows Linux
• RCP Symptom Catalog Editor
  The symptom database RCP allows symptom databases to be created, imported and edited.
  Windows Linux
• Native Logging
  Native logging is an implementation of Common Base Event v1.0.1 for use in C/C++ environment. The runtime package contains the library to be used in the runtime environment. The SDK package contains code and library required for developing with this common base event implementation and a sample for illustrating how to use this implementation.

  Runtime:	-- Select a platform -- ALL LINUX-IA32 LINUX-EM64T LINUX-IPF WINDOWS-IA32 WINDOWS-EM64T WINDOWS-IPF
  SDK:	-- Select a platform -- ALL LINUX-IA32 LINUX-EM64T LINUX-IPF WINDOWS-IA32 WINDOWS-EM64T WINDOWS-IPF

• Generic Log Adapter
  The Generic Log Adapter package is for running the Generic Log Adapter as a stand-alone application.
• Build-to-manage Runtime Library
  A library that allows users to execute applications instrumented using TPTP's Build-to-Manage toolkit in a standalone environment, such as an application server.

Agent Controller

• Agent Controller
  This stand-alone Agent Controller only needs to be installed if you want to:
  1. enable client applications to launch other applications remotely (e.g. collecting profiling data from a remote machine). In this case, the Agent Controller needs to be installed on the remote machine.
  2. use a JRE other than the default Eclipse workbench JRE, or
  3. use Agent Controller technology on Windows or Linux on IPF.
  The Agent Controller technology in this release contains a backwards compatibility layer, allowing it to replace the prior Agent Controller technology on Windows and Linux platforms and to interoperate with the prior Agent Controller technology on the other platforms supported in earlier versions of TPTP. Users should refer to the Installation Guide v4.4.0 for information on Agent Controller platform support, installation, and configuration.

  Runtime:	-- Select a platform -- ALL LINUX-IA32 LINUX-EM64T LINUX-IPF WINDOWS-IA32 WINDOWS-EM64T WINDOWS-IPF
  SDK:	-- Select a platform -- ALL LINUX-IA32 LINUX-EM64T LINUX-IPF WINDOWS-IA32 WINDOWS-EM64T WINDOWS-IPF

Technology Previews

• API Recorder Framework
  TPTP's API Recorder allows users to record API invocations of local/remote Java applications based on user-defined filters (package/class/method/signature). Recordings may be converted into TPTP JUnit test suites for unit and regression testing of the recorded Java application.
• Automated GUI Recording
  Allows users to record and playback user interactions under the Eclipse platform
• Build-to-Manage Toolkit for .NET
  Tooling that allows users to instrument and/or build applications that can be managed by using TPTP's Managed Agent Explorer, which is a user interface that allows manipulation of managed resources by setting properties and invoking operations.
  
• C/C++ Code Review Provider
  Analyzes source code for C and C++ language programs

Deprecated Technology Previews

• Code Coverage
  Collects line coverage information as you run or profile your application
  Core - collect line coverage for workspace files by enabling line coverage from the Package Explorer view
  Profile - collect line coverage for files not available in the workspace, by using the Profile launch configuration (note that this zip requires the core zip above)
• Memory Manager
  Monitors Eclipse's memory consumption and that notifies listeners when memory is running low
• X-Ray Profiler
  Allows users to profile Eclipse applications

Documentation

• JRE and OS support statement
• Installation Guide v4.4.0
• Release Notes v4.4.0
• HTML JavaDoc for v4.4.0
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