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| DTP 0.9 Released! [message #18084] |
Fri, 30 June 2006 12:56  |
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Originally posted by: jograham.eclipse.org
DTP 0.9 has been released and is now available on the download site (in
addition to being part of the Callisto update site).
On behalf of the PMC, I'd like to take this chance to thank everyone for
working very hard to make 0.9 happen. The obvious parties are the
committers and the actual code you get in the zips. But there is a lot
more to it as well: the supporting infrastructure and everyone who has
used DTP and come back with suggestions and bugs. Essentially, it is the
DTP community as whole that deserves credit for how far we've come, and I
would like to extend a sincere "thank you!" from the PMC.
With 0.9 DTP has established a solid foundation on which to build. We are
very excited about the future of DTP, and we see many exciting things
coming!
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
Staff Software Engineer, Sybase, Inc.
http://dataplat.blogspot.com/
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| Re: DTP 0.9 Released! [message #19019 is a reply to message #18084] |
Mon, 10 July 2006 02:54  |
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PMC:
I have downloaded the Eclipse 3.2(Callisto),there are some questions I want
to ask:
1.The release version of DTP is 0.9, but the Callisto's release note said
it should be DTP 1.0, when will the new version be available? When I
installed the DTP from Eclipse's "Software Update", the help contents of DTP
was not added.
2.In the current release, how many components have not completed(according
to the documents on the website)? Such as SQL Plan, SQL Editor?
3.If I want to provide an enablement for a specific database(such as
PostgreSQL), which functions should be extended(such as
"modelbase.dbdefinition" and definition of database objects)?
I'm a new user of DTP, maybe the questions are not described exectly, I hope
you can understand what's I mean.
Regards!
Parson
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| Re: DTP 0.9 Released! [message #19038 is a reply to message #19019] |
Mon, 10 July 2006 11:02 |
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Originally posted by: john.graham.sybase.com
Lee Parson wrote:
> PMC:
> I have downloaded the Eclipse 3.2(Callisto),there are some questions I want
> to ask:
> 1.The release version of DTP is 0.9, but the Callisto's release note said
> it should be DTP 1.0, when will the new version be available? When I
> installed the DTP from Eclipse's "Software Update", the help contents of DTP
> was not added.
> 2.In the current release, how many components have not completed(according
> to the documents on the website)? Such as SQL Plan, SQL Editor?
> 3.If I want to provide an enablement for a specific database(such as
> PostgreSQL), which functions should be extended(such as
> "modelbase.dbdefinition" and definition of database objects)?
> I'm a new user of DTP, maybe the questions are not described exectly, I hope
> you can understand what's I mean.
> Regards!
> Parson
Parson,
1. The "1.0" in the Callisto release notes was a typo. DTP is currently
planning a 1.0 release in the fourth quarter of this year (December).
2. The SQL editor is present and working (New-->SQL Development-->SQL
File), but there is no client for the SQL Plan framework. In 0.9 we have a
number of frameworks in place with no (UI) clients, something which we
will clean up in the 1.0 release (by either providing a client, or
removing the framework, if it does not prove viable).
3. We'd be very happy to have help in Enablement! The first thing you'd
need to do is study the Apache Derby exemplary implementations found in
each project -- this will give you an idea of what the range is. I our
testing with PostgreSQL, we find that a connection can be made, and
content does appear in the Data Source Explorer (DSE) tree. The types,
however, are not always correct, so that implies some customization of a
"database defintion" is required. Also, not all objects appear (such as
stored procs), so that implies a custom catalog loader. Again, the Apache
Derby samples bundled with DTP are a great place to start. We also have a
number of articles on the DTP web site (www.eclipse.org/datatools, then
look for each project site), and we are working on more, specifically for
Enablements.
I'd also recommend that you download the DTP SDK and install it over what
you have in Callisto, since the Callisto download does not have source
code bundled nor extender documentation for DTP.
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
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| Re: DTP 0.9 Released! [message #580764 is a reply to message #18661] |
Thu, 06 July 2006 10:27 |
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Chris Aniszczyk wrote:
> Congrats, DTP is one of the projects that will make my development life
> easier in the future ;)
Thanks Chris! When you start using DTP, be sure to let us know how it is
going!
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
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| Re: DTP 0.9 Released! [message #580836 is a reply to message #18084] |
Mon, 10 July 2006 02:54 |
| Eclipse User |
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PMC:
I have downloaded the Eclipse 3.2(Callisto),there are some questions I want
to ask:
1.The release version of DTP is 0.9, but the Callisto's release note said
it should be DTP 1.0, when will the new version be available? When I
installed the DTP from Eclipse's "Software Update", the help contents of DTP
was not added.
2.In the current release, how many components have not completed(according
to the documents on the website)? Such as SQL Plan, SQL Editor?
3.If I want to provide an enablement for a specific database(such as
PostgreSQL), which functions should be extended(such as
"modelbase.dbdefinition" and definition of database objects)?
I'm a new user of DTP, maybe the questions are not described exectly, I hope
you can understand what's I mean.
Regards!
Parson
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| Re: DTP 0.9 Released! [message #580863 is a reply to message #19019] |
Mon, 10 July 2006 11:02 |
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Lee Parson wrote:
> PMC:
> I have downloaded the Eclipse 3.2(Callisto),there are some questions I want
> to ask:
> 1.The release version of DTP is 0.9, but the Callisto's release note said
> it should be DTP 1.0, when will the new version be available? When I
> installed the DTP from Eclipse's "Software Update", the help contents of DTP
> was not added.
> 2.In the current release, how many components have not completed(according
> to the documents on the website)? Such as SQL Plan, SQL Editor?
> 3.If I want to provide an enablement for a specific database(such as
> PostgreSQL), which functions should be extended(such as
> "modelbase.dbdefinition" and definition of database objects)?
> I'm a new user of DTP, maybe the questions are not described exectly, I hope
> you can understand what's I mean.
> Regards!
> Parson
Parson,
1. The "1.0" in the Callisto release notes was a typo. DTP is currently
planning a 1.0 release in the fourth quarter of this year (December).
2. The SQL editor is present and working (New-->SQL Development-->SQL
File), but there is no client for the SQL Plan framework. In 0.9 we have a
number of frameworks in place with no (UI) clients, something which we
will clean up in the 1.0 release (by either providing a client, or
removing the framework, if it does not prove viable).
3. We'd be very happy to have help in Enablement! The first thing you'd
need to do is study the Apache Derby exemplary implementations found in
each project -- this will give you an idea of what the range is. I our
testing with PostgreSQL, we find that a connection can be made, and
content does appear in the Data Source Explorer (DSE) tree. The types,
however, are not always correct, so that implies some customization of a
"database defintion" is required. Also, not all objects appear (such as
stored procs), so that implies a custom catalog loader. Again, the Apache
Derby samples bundled with DTP are a great place to start. We also have a
number of articles on the DTP web site (www.eclipse.org/datatools, then
look for each project site), and we are working on more, specifically for
Enablements.
I'd also recommend that you download the DTP SDK and install it over what
you have in Callisto, since the Callisto download does not have source
code bundled nor extender documentation for DTP.
Regards,
John Graham
Eclipse Data Tools Platform PMC Chair
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