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| [ANN] MyEclipse 2.8 Beta Release - New RAD Tooling [message #23813] |
Tue, 18 May 2004 16:15  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: subscriptions.myeclipseide.com
Release Summary:
Visual HTML Designer (WYSIWYG), HTML Tidy Integration, Enhanced CSS and new
Java Script Editors, Struts Modeler, JSF project support, SunOne Connectors
and Dependent project deployment for Eclipse 2.x
Details
MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com) Enterprise Workbench, version 2.8.0 beta-1
for Eclipse 2.1.* is now available for immediate download. This release
includes a considerable number features and enhancements, and marks a
significant transition for MyEclipse into Rapid Application Development
(RAD) tooling. For example this newsletter was created using the visual
tools of this release. Main enhancements include:
RAD Tooling
Visual HTML Designer for WYSIWYG development, real-time preview mode, and
round trip source code generation. Currently available for WIN32 platform,
The new integrated editor/viewer/designer offers a high productivity and
full featured visual HTML development environment. Visual Struts/JSF and
support for Linux and Mac OS/X are currently under development.
Image Previewer/Browser presents fast thumbnail sized view of images in gif,
jpg, png, bmp, and ico formats. Display is based on the current selected
image in the workbench. This enables image browsing through an image/icons
folder using arrow up/down key navigation for rapid image viewing.
HTML formatting, validation, and error marking. A rich set of user
preferences are provided for customization.
Improved Struts wizards and introduction of Structured Element Editors. Form
and Action wizards now allow specification of custom superclass or an
existing class/superclass. Overall wizard design have been streamlined to
improve input efficiency.
Improved Struts Flow View. Primary enhancements include colorized nodes,
resizable and repositionable nodes, customizable flow connection routing,
and new auto-layout algorithm. The Flow View is currently being reengineered
to serve as a complete application flow modeling solution for Struts and JSF
application. The current Flow View features are a very preliminary preview
of core modeler features under development.
Java Server Faces (JSF) project support enables configuring any MyEclipse
web project with JSF libraries, tag-libraries, and application configuration
file.
New and Enhanced Editors
Enhanced Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) editor. Feature enhancements include:
Smart editor with content assist, syntax checking and color coding
- Outline view for easy navigation
- CSS property details
- Extensive customization and configuration options
New JavaScript Editor. new JavaScript editor with baseline capabilities
mainly for color coding. Additional features will be added in follow on
releases based on user input.
Sun Java System Application Server Connector.
Support for the Sun Java System application server (8.0) is now available
through a new MyEclipse server connector. This connector allows developers
to configure and start/stop a server instance, deploy all MyEclipse J2EE
project types, and perform JSR-045 native JSP debugging and hot-swap Java
debugging. MyEclipse is the first J2EE IDE to support native JSP debugging
per the JSR 045 specification and hot-sync exploded project deployment.
Smart Dependent Project Deployment.
MyEclipse J2EE project deployer now supports advanced deployment of
dependent Java projects. With this release, any Java project that is on the
classpath of a web project can be configured to be automatically packaged
for deployment of the web project through global workspace preferences or at
the web project properties level. Now hot-sync deployment will detect
changed resources in dependent projects and seamlessly deploy them along
with the primary project.
Please review New and Noteworthy Section
( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-50.h tml) and
Release Notes
( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-27.h tml )for screen
shots and enhancement/bug fixes included in the 2.8.0 Beta-1 release. Please
note, that 2.8.0 is a Beta release and is only intended as an early access
product. Please don't use for production development or over-write your
2.7.1 environment.
Support for Eclipse 3.0 will only be available one week after the release of
Eclipse 3.0 M9.
MyEclipse Support
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| Re: [ANN] MyEclipse 2.8 Beta Release - New RAD Tooling [message #24346 is a reply to message #23813] |
Sat, 22 May 2004 12:27  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: awmobjects.yahoo.com
When will the Eclipse 3M9 version be available?
Thanks,
Anthony
> Release Summary:
> Visual HTML Designer (WYSIWYG), HTML Tidy Integration, Enhanced CSS and new
> Java Script Editors, Struts Modeler, JSF project support, SunOne Connectors
> and Dependent project deployment for Eclipse 2.x
>
> Details
> MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com) Enterprise Workbench, version 2.8.0 beta-1
> for Eclipse 2.1.* is now available for immediate download. This release
> includes a considerable number features and enhancements, and marks a
> significant transition for MyEclipse into Rapid Application Development
> (RAD) tooling. For example this newsletter was created using the visual
> tools of this release. Main enhancements include:
>
> RAD Tooling
> Visual HTML Designer for WYSIWYG development, real-time preview mode, and
> round trip source code generation. Currently available for WIN32 platform,
> The new integrated editor/viewer/designer offers a high productivity and
> full featured visual HTML development environment. Visual Struts/JSF and
> support for Linux and Mac OS/X are currently under development.
>
> Image Previewer/Browser presents fast thumbnail sized view of images in gif,
> jpg, png, bmp, and ico formats. Display is based on the current selected
> image in the workbench. This enables image browsing through an image/icons
> folder using arrow up/down key navigation for rapid image viewing.
>
> HTML formatting, validation, and error marking. A rich set of user
> preferences are provided for customization.
>
> Improved Struts wizards and introduction of Structured Element Editors. Form
> and Action wizards now allow specification of custom superclass or an
> existing class/superclass. Overall wizard design have been streamlined to
> improve input efficiency.
>
> Improved Struts Flow View. Primary enhancements include colorized nodes,
> resizable and repositionable nodes, customizable flow connection routing,
> and new auto-layout algorithm. The Flow View is currently being reengineered
> to serve as a complete application flow modeling solution for Struts and JSF
> application. The current Flow View features are a very preliminary preview
> of core modeler features under development.
>
> Java Server Faces (JSF) project support enables configuring any MyEclipse
> web project with JSF libraries, tag-libraries, and application configuration
> file.
>
>
> New and Enhanced Editors
> Enhanced Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) editor. Feature enhancements include:
> Smart editor with content assist, syntax checking and color coding
> - Outline view for easy navigation
> - CSS property details
> - Extensive customization and configuration options
>
> New JavaScript Editor. new JavaScript editor with baseline capabilities
> mainly for color coding. Additional features will be added in follow on
> releases based on user input.
>
>
> Sun Java System Application Server Connector.
> Support for the Sun Java System application server (8.0) is now available
> through a new MyEclipse server connector. This connector allows developers
> to configure and start/stop a server instance, deploy all MyEclipse J2EE
> project types, and perform JSR-045 native JSP debugging and hot-swap Java
> debugging. MyEclipse is the first J2EE IDE to support native JSP debugging
> per the JSR 045 specification and hot-sync exploded project deployment.
>
>
> Smart Dependent Project Deployment.
> MyEclipse J2EE project deployer now supports advanced deployment of
> dependent Java projects. With this release, any Java project that is on the
> classpath of a web project can be configured to be automatically packaged
> for deployment of the web project through global workspace preferences or at
> the web project properties level. Now hot-sync deployment will detect
> changed resources in dependent projects and seamlessly deploy them along
> with the primary project.
>
> Please review New and Noteworthy Section
> ( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-50.h tml) and
> Release Notes
> ( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-27.h tml )for screen
> shots and enhancement/bug fixes included in the 2.8.0 Beta-1 release. Please
> note, that 2.8.0 is a Beta release and is only intended as an early access
> product. Please don't use for production development or over-write your
> 2.7.1 environment.
>
> Support for Eclipse 3.0 will only be available one week after the release of
> Eclipse 3.0 M9.
>
> MyEclipse Support
>
>
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| Re: [ANN] MyEclipse 2.8 Beta Release - New RAD Tooling [message #24387 is a reply to message #24346] |
Sat, 22 May 2004 12:36 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: scott.anderson.genuitec.com
Anthony,
There's a thread about the timeline on the support forums here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file =viewtopic&t=2405
"Anthony W. Marino" <awmobjects@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c8nujq$kfe$2@eclipse.org...
> When will the Eclipse 3M9 version be available?
> Thanks,
> Anthony
>
> > Release Summary:
> > Visual HTML Designer (WYSIWYG), HTML Tidy Integration, Enhanced CSS and
new
> > Java Script Editors, Struts Modeler, JSF project support, SunOne
Connectors
> > and Dependent project deployment for Eclipse 2.x
> >
> > Details
> > MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com) Enterprise Workbench, version 2.8.0
beta-1
> > for Eclipse 2.1.* is now available for immediate download. This release
> > includes a considerable number features and enhancements, and marks a
> > significant transition for MyEclipse into Rapid Application Development
> > (RAD) tooling. For example this newsletter was created using the visual
> > tools of this release. Main enhancements include:
> >
> > RAD Tooling
> > Visual HTML Designer for WYSIWYG development, real-time preview mode,
and
> > round trip source code generation. Currently available for WIN32
platform,
> > The new integrated editor/viewer/designer offers a high productivity and
> > full featured visual HTML development environment. Visual Struts/JSF and
> > support for Linux and Mac OS/X are currently under development.
> >
> > Image Previewer/Browser presents fast thumbnail sized view of images in
gif,
> > jpg, png, bmp, and ico formats. Display is based on the current selected
> > image in the workbench. This enables image browsing through an
image/icons
> > folder using arrow up/down key navigation for rapid image viewing.
> >
> > HTML formatting, validation, and error marking. A rich set of user
> > preferences are provided for customization.
> >
> > Improved Struts wizards and introduction of Structured Element Editors.
Form
> > and Action wizards now allow specification of custom superclass or an
> > existing class/superclass. Overall wizard design have been streamlined
to
> > improve input efficiency.
> >
> > Improved Struts Flow View. Primary enhancements include colorized nodes,
> > resizable and repositionable nodes, customizable flow connection
routing,
> > and new auto-layout algorithm. The Flow View is currently being
reengineered
> > to serve as a complete application flow modeling solution for Struts and
JSF
> > application. The current Flow View features are a very preliminary
preview
> > of core modeler features under development.
> >
> > Java Server Faces (JSF) project support enables configuring any
MyEclipse
> > web project with JSF libraries, tag-libraries, and application
configuration
> > file.
> >
> >
> > New and Enhanced Editors
> > Enhanced Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) editor. Feature enhancements
include:
> > Smart editor with content assist, syntax checking and color coding
> > - Outline view for easy navigation
> > - CSS property details
> > - Extensive customization and configuration options
> >
> > New JavaScript Editor. new JavaScript editor with baseline capabilities
> > mainly for color coding. Additional features will be added in follow on
> > releases based on user input.
> >
> >
> > Sun Java System Application Server Connector.
> > Support for the Sun Java System application server (8.0) is now
available
> > through a new MyEclipse server connector. This connector allows
developers
> > to configure and start/stop a server instance, deploy all MyEclipse J2EE
> > project types, and perform JSR-045 native JSP debugging and hot-swap
Java
> > debugging. MyEclipse is the first J2EE IDE to support native JSP
debugging
> > per the JSR 045 specification and hot-sync exploded project deployment.
> >
> >
> > Smart Dependent Project Deployment.
> > MyEclipse J2EE project deployer now supports advanced deployment of
> > dependent Java projects. With this release, any Java project that is on
the
> > classpath of a web project can be configured to be automatically
packaged
> > for deployment of the web project through global workspace preferences
or at
> > the web project properties level. Now hot-sync deployment will detect
> > changed resources in dependent projects and seamlessly deploy them along
> > with the primary project.
> >
> > Please review New and Noteworthy Section
> > ( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-50.h tml) and
> > Release Notes
> > ( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-27.h tml )for
screen
> > shots and enhancement/bug fixes included in the 2.8.0 Beta-1 release.
Please
> > note, that 2.8.0 is a Beta release and is only intended as an early
access
> > product. Please don't use for production development or over-write your
> > 2.7.1 environment.
> >
> > Support for Eclipse 3.0 will only be available one week after the
release of
> > Eclipse 3.0 M9.
> >
> > MyEclipse Support
> >
> >
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| Re: [ANN] MyEclipse 2.8 Beta Release - New RAD Tooling [message #24428 is a reply to message #24387] |
Sat, 22 May 2004 12:41 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: awmobjects.yahoo.com
Scott,
Thanks!
> Anthony,
>
> There's a thread about the timeline on the support forums here:
> http://www.myeclipseide.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file =viewtopic&t=2405
>
>
> "Anthony W. Marino" <awmobjects@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:c8nujq$kfe$2@eclipse.org...
>
>>When will the Eclipse 3M9 version be available?
>>Thanks,
>>Anthony
>>
>>
>>>Release Summary:
>>>Visual HTML Designer (WYSIWYG), HTML Tidy Integration, Enhanced CSS and
>
> new
>
>>>Java Script Editors, Struts Modeler, JSF project support, SunOne
>
> Connectors
>
>>>and Dependent project deployment for Eclipse 2.x
>>>
>>>Details
>>>MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.com) Enterprise Workbench, version 2.8.0
>
> beta-1
>
>>>for Eclipse 2.1.* is now available for immediate download. This release
>>>includes a considerable number features and enhancements, and marks a
>>>significant transition for MyEclipse into Rapid Application Development
>>>(RAD) tooling. For example this newsletter was created using the visual
>>>tools of this release. Main enhancements include:
>>>
>>>RAD Tooling
>>>Visual HTML Designer for WYSIWYG development, real-time preview mode,
>
> and
>
>>>round trip source code generation. Currently available for WIN32
>
> platform,
>
>>>The new integrated editor/viewer/designer offers a high productivity and
>>>full featured visual HTML development environment. Visual Struts/JSF and
>>>support for Linux and Mac OS/X are currently under development.
>>>
>>>Image Previewer/Browser presents fast thumbnail sized view of images in
>
> gif,
>
>>>jpg, png, bmp, and ico formats. Display is based on the current selected
>>>image in the workbench. This enables image browsing through an
>
> image/icons
>
>>>folder using arrow up/down key navigation for rapid image viewing.
>>>
>>>HTML formatting, validation, and error marking. A rich set of user
>>>preferences are provided for customization.
>>>
>>>Improved Struts wizards and introduction of Structured Element Editors.
>
> Form
>
>>>and Action wizards now allow specification of custom superclass or an
>>>existing class/superclass. Overall wizard design have been streamlined
>
> to
>
>>>improve input efficiency.
>>>
>>>Improved Struts Flow View. Primary enhancements include colorized nodes,
>>>resizable and repositionable nodes, customizable flow connection
>
> routing,
>
>>>and new auto-layout algorithm. The Flow View is currently being
>
> reengineered
>
>>>to serve as a complete application flow modeling solution for Struts and
>
> JSF
>
>>>application. The current Flow View features are a very preliminary
>
> preview
>
>>>of core modeler features under development.
>>>
>>>Java Server Faces (JSF) project support enables configuring any
>
> MyEclipse
>
>>>web project with JSF libraries, tag-libraries, and application
>
> configuration
>
>>>file.
>>>
>>>
>>>New and Enhanced Editors
>>>Enhanced Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) editor. Feature enhancements
>
> include:
>
>>>Smart editor with content assist, syntax checking and color coding
>>> - Outline view for easy navigation
>>> - CSS property details
>>> - Extensive customization and configuration options
>>>
>>>New JavaScript Editor. new JavaScript editor with baseline capabilities
>>>mainly for color coding. Additional features will be added in follow on
>>>releases based on user input.
>>>
>>>
>>>Sun Java System Application Server Connector.
>>>Support for the Sun Java System application server (8.0) is now
>
> available
>
>>>through a new MyEclipse server connector. This connector allows
>
> developers
>
>>>to configure and start/stop a server instance, deploy all MyEclipse J2EE
>>>project types, and perform JSR-045 native JSP debugging and hot-swap
>
> Java
>
>>>debugging. MyEclipse is the first J2EE IDE to support native JSP
>
> debugging
>
>>>per the JSR 045 specification and hot-sync exploded project deployment.
>>>
>>>
>>>Smart Dependent Project Deployment.
>>>MyEclipse J2EE project deployer now supports advanced deployment of
>>>dependent Java projects. With this release, any Java project that is on
>
> the
>
>>>classpath of a web project can be configured to be automatically
>
> packaged
>
>>>for deployment of the web project through global workspace preferences
>
> or at
>
>>>the web project properties level. Now hot-sync deployment will detect
>>>changed resources in dependent projects and seamlessly deploy them along
>>>with the primary project.
>>>
>>>Please review New and Noteworthy Section
>>>( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-50.h tml) and
>>>Release Notes
>>>( http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-27.h tml )for
>
> screen
>
>>>shots and enhancement/bug fixes included in the 2.8.0 Beta-1 release.
>
> Please
>
>>>note, that 2.8.0 is a Beta release and is only intended as an early
>
> access
>
>>>product. Please don't use for production development or over-write your
>>>2.7.1 environment.
>>>
>>>Support for Eclipse 3.0 will only be available one week after the
>
> release of
>
>>>Eclipse 3.0 M9.
>>>
>>>MyEclipse Support
>>>
>>>
>
>
>
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| Re: [ANN] MyEclipse 2.8 Beta Release - New RAD Tooling [message #24510 is a reply to message #24469] |
Sat, 22 May 2004 21:01 |
| Eclipse User |
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Andrea Aime wrote:
> Il Tue, 18 May 2004 15:15:53 -0500, MyEclipse J2EE Solutions ha scritto:
>
>> Release Summary:
>
>> RAD Tooling
>> Visual HTML Designer for WYSIWYG development, real-time preview mode, and
>> round trip source code generation. Currently available for WIN32
>> platform,
>
> Oh my... only on win32... sob!
>
> Best regards (and remember there also also people using Linux out there
> ;-) ) Andrea Aime
Andrea,
I am user linux and myeclipse and this isn't a problem with myeclipse -
eclipse team haven't html widget for eclipse 2.1 - this features will be in
version for eclipse 3.0M9 (promise from myeclipse team)
regards
Haris Peco
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