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| M3 Build Available [message #7213] |
Sat, 21 January 2006 02:05  |
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Originally posted by: jograham.sybase.com
The milestone 3 (M3) build of DTP is now available on our download site:
http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/downloads.html
There are several new components:
> SQL Query Parser -- be sure to review the ReadMe file at
http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/project_sqldevtools/sqltool s_doc/sqlqueryparser_lpg_readme.html
and documentation at
http://www.eclipse.org/datatools/project_sqldevtools/sqltool s_doc/SQL%20Query%20Parser%20User%20documentation.htm
> Generic JDBC Connectivity:
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/dtp-dev/msg00131.html
> Refactoring of the ODA examples:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=121885
> Deliveries to SQL Dev Tools:
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/dtp-dev/msg00140.html and
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/dtp-dev/msg00139.html
> Various bug fixes
We have split the download into two types: base DTP, containing only the
binaries, and the DTP SDK, additionally containing source code and
JavaDoc. We have also zipped the JavaDoc in the SDK.
I'd like to thanks all the DTP committers who worked hard to make this
milestone build available, and the DTP community in general, which has
been providing us with valuable feedback on the newsgroup, mailing lists,
and in Bugzilla. Going forward to our next milestones and eventual 0.7
release, we'll be wrapping up the planned feature set and concentrating on
code stability and documentation.
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC
Staff Software Engineer
Sybase, Inc.
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| UPDATE: M3 Build Available [message #7300 is a reply to message #7213] |
Mon, 23 January 2006 15:52  |
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Originally posted by: jograham.sybase.com
Due to substantial instability in core SQL Dev components, we have removed
all SQL Dev plug-ins, except the SQL Query Parser, from the M3 build and
posted new downloads. Please bear with us while we address these issues as
a community -- we hope to have these components back in the build, in
proper working order, as soon as possible.
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC
Staff Software Engineer
Sybase, Inc.
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| Re: UPDATE: M3 Build Available [message #8373 is a reply to message #7300] |
Tue, 21 February 2006 23:13 |
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Originally posted by: cknight.mail.arc.nasa.gov
John, et. al.,
I'm in the process of evaluating BIRT and (by reference) DTP. I will
need to develop our own data store plug-in to support accessing our own
file structure (somewhat similar to the CSV-based "flat file" plug-in.)
Is there a stable release date/tag (such as what is distributed with
BIRT 2.0) that I should use for developing our test plug-in? I don't
need much in the way of SQL parsing and other JDBC-oriented features,
stability is much preferred (even if it ends up that I'll have to
rearchitect later down the line).
Thanks for any help you can provide...The BIRT & DTP projects look very
promising and may end up being used for a NASA mission (Kepler) for
mission report generation.
John Graham wrote:
> Due to substantial instability in core SQL Dev components, we have
> removed all SQL Dev plug-ins, except the SQL Query Parser, from the M3
> build and posted new downloads. Please bear with us while we address
> these issues as a community -- we hope to have these components back in
> the build, in proper working order, as soon as possible.
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| Re: UPDATE: M3 Build Available [message #8404 is a reply to message #8373] |
Wed, 22 February 2006 20:10 |
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Originally posted by: jograham.sybase.com
Chris Knight wrote:
> John, et. al.,
> I'm in the process of evaluating BIRT and (by reference) DTP. I will
> need to develop our own data store plug-in to support accessing our own
> file structure (somewhat similar to the CSV-based "flat file" plug-in.)
> Is there a stable release date/tag (such as what is distributed with
> BIRT 2.0) that I should use for developing our test plug-in? I don't
> need much in the way of SQL parsing and other JDBC-oriented features,
> stability is much preferred (even if it ends up that I'll have to
> rearchitect later down the line).
> Thanks for any help you can provide...The BIRT & DTP projects look very
> promising and may end up being used for a NASA mission (Kepler) for
> mission report generation.
Chris,
Sounds like you are mainly interested in our Connectivity project at the
moment. You'll find the frameworks and tools necessary for the type of
application you mention -- driver management framework, connection
management framework, Open Data Access (ODA) framework, Data Source
Explorer (DSE), and ODA tools (including flat file example). These are
essentially stable in recent nightly builds.
The next question is whether you're looking for Eclipse 3.1 or 3.2 support
and, if 3.2, which milestone. Eclipse 3.1/3.2M4 are supported in the
latest stable build posted on the DTP download site (date: 2/17/06),
whereas the first Eclipse 3.1/3.2M5 build was just posted today (date:
2/22/06). We are checking the Eclipse 3.1/3.2M5 build currently for
stability, and (so far) it seems fine (esp. in the Connectivity area).
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC
Senior Staff Software Engineer
Sybase, Inc.
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| Re: UPDATE: M3 Build Available [message #570802 is a reply to message #7300] |
Tue, 21 February 2006 23:13 |
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Originally posted by: cknight.mail.arc.nasa.gov
John, et. al.,
I'm in the process of evaluating BIRT and (by reference) DTP. I will
need to develop our own data store plug-in to support accessing our own
file structure (somewhat similar to the CSV-based "flat file" plug-in.)
Is there a stable release date/tag (such as what is distributed with
BIRT 2.0) that I should use for developing our test plug-in? I don't
need much in the way of SQL parsing and other JDBC-oriented features,
stability is much preferred (even if it ends up that I'll have to
rearchitect later down the line).
Thanks for any help you can provide...The BIRT & DTP projects look very
promising and may end up being used for a NASA mission (Kepler) for
mission report generation.
John Graham wrote:
> Due to substantial instability in core SQL Dev components, we have
> removed all SQL Dev plug-ins, except the SQL Query Parser, from the M3
> build and posted new downloads. Please bear with us while we address
> these issues as a community -- we hope to have these components back in
> the build, in proper working order, as soon as possible.
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| Re: UPDATE: M3 Build Available [message #570837 is a reply to message #8373] |
Wed, 22 February 2006 20:10 |
 John Graham
Messages: 183
Registered: July 2009 |
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Chris Knight wrote:
> John, et. al.,
> I'm in the process of evaluating BIRT and (by reference) DTP. I will
> need to develop our own data store plug-in to support accessing our own
> file structure (somewhat similar to the CSV-based "flat file" plug-in.)
> Is there a stable release date/tag (such as what is distributed with
> BIRT 2.0) that I should use for developing our test plug-in? I don't
> need much in the way of SQL parsing and other JDBC-oriented features,
> stability is much preferred (even if it ends up that I'll have to
> rearchitect later down the line).
> Thanks for any help you can provide...The BIRT & DTP projects look very
> promising and may end up being used for a NASA mission (Kepler) for
> mission report generation.
Chris,
Sounds like you are mainly interested in our Connectivity project at the
moment. You'll find the frameworks and tools necessary for the type of
application you mention -- driver management framework, connection
management framework, Open Data Access (ODA) framework, Data Source
Explorer (DSE), and ODA tools (including flat file example). These are
essentially stable in recent nightly builds.
The next question is whether you're looking for Eclipse 3.1 or 3.2 support
and, if 3.2, which milestone. Eclipse 3.1/3.2M4 are supported in the
latest stable build posted on the DTP download site (date: 2/17/06),
whereas the first Eclipse 3.1/3.2M5 build was just posted today (date:
2/22/06). We are checking the Eclipse 3.1/3.2M5 build currently for
stability, and (so far) it seems fine (esp. in the Connectivity area).
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC
Senior Staff Software Engineer
Sybase, Inc.
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