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RCP EOL [message #1404485] Fri, 01 August 2014 18:59 Go to next message
Mike Kennedy is currently offline Mike KennedyFriend
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For all of you DoD people out there, when DoD hears EOL, they immediately ask to have the EOL'ed SW/HW upgraded so it's fully supported. Since Eclipse RCP is really not a purchased and supported licensed product, is EOL really an issue? Since there are new versions of Eclipse coming out yearly, previous releases are not really supported at all anyways.

Just trying to get a feel for what others are thinking or what Eclipse's opinion about this is.

Thanks for listening,

Mike Kennedy
Re: RCP EOL [message #1404563 is a reply to message #1404485] Mon, 04 August 2014 08:03 Go to previous message
Thomas Schindl is currently offline Thomas SchindlFriend
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On 02.08.14 16:06, Mike Kennedy wrote:
> For all of you DoD people out there, when DoD hears EOL, they
> immediately ask to have the EOL'ed SW/HW upgraded so it's fully
> supported. Since Eclipse RCP is really not a purchased and supported
> licensed product, is EOL really an issue? Since there are new versions
> of Eclipse coming out yearly, previous releases are not really supported
> at all anyways.
>

This statement is NOT correct. There is the so called LongTermSupport
which is provided by some of the Eclipse.org member companies.

See https://lts.eclipse.org/

Tom
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