MyEclipse 5.1.1 GA Supports Eclipse 3.2.2 & Vi 56
RobK writes "The GA release of MyEclipse 5.1.1 is now available for immediate download and is compatible with Eclipse 3.2.2, Windows Vista. The release also includes an enhanced and professionally supported version of Eclipse WTP 1.5.3 with many MyEclipse improvements and bug fixes, as well as Fully I18N enabled. "
What does this have to do with Vi? (Score:5, Funny)
PS: presumably it should be "Vista"...?
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There is a quite decent vi plugin [satokar.com] for Eclipse (payware, but worth it if you don't want to fight your muscle memory.)
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Is is an Ad? I can't tell (Score:4, Insightful)
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Re:Is is an Ad? I can't tell (Score:4, Interesting)
The names a bit confusing to me. Isn't it more "MyEcplise" when its
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You must be new here (Score:1, Redundant)
Mod Parent up (Score:2)
It doesn't strike me as redundant to point out that this story is slashvertising. It is not tagged as such, so a having highly visible post saying so would be nicer than burying the post.
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vi? bah (Score:2)
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Why? (Score:3, Interesting)
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Last time I used it, it had a few plugins (Spring for example) and wizards included automatically, but nothing for which there weren't adequate or superior alternatives.
On the whole I prefered Eclipse with the Web Tools Platform and any other plugins specific to the tasks I was actually involved in. Unless it's advanced a great deal, don't bother.
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WTP is a complete mess.
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It's not a buggy piece of shit like WTP is. Granted, MyEclipse actually uses components of WTP, just not the buggy ones (app server support for example, which is very important).
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Re:What? (Score:5, Informative)
GA Release means General Availabiliy (a full release as opposed to a M releae, or milestone)
Vi looks like a typo, they meant Vista, I think.
Eclipse WTP is the Eclipse Web Tools Project.
I18n is shorthand for "internationalization".
All of which you would already have know if you actually used Eclipse like you said.
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Amnesia much (Score:1, Funny)
In short,
At 10:53 AM EST, you were an Eclipse user
By 11:31 AM EST, you are no longer an Eclipse user
What happened in those 40 minutes that made you switch?
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I thought much needed full vim support. Vista.. No. I already have an operating system.
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I was so excited, too. I've wanted vi support in Eclipse for ages now. I even started a plugin (http://viclipse.sourceforge.net/ [sourceforge.net]) that didn't get very far.
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I really hope you're joking.
DAMN... you're right... no vi support (Score:2)
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Anyway, the mods were right, you were +5 Informative, if
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That's funny, I use Eclipse and I had no idea what MyEclipse, GA, M and WTP meant! I must have forgotten to install the InstantKnowledge(tm) plugin
Btw, Eclipse has many plugins, some of which have nothing to do with web development or java
Z.
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What a load of complete and utter bullshit. If I had the mod points buddy......
I read the crap summary and had no idea what MyEclipse is, what GA or WTP stands for or that Vi is supposed to be Vista. I've been using Eclipse for four or five years now, just not with commercial extensions or plugins that I don't need.
That you were not modded troll to oblivion is amazing. Bullshit disguised as superiority is far more repulsi
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You must be new here!
I've used it.... (Score:5, Insightful)
After some time using it though, I realize there are some very useful features. For example, you can easily add struts, springs, and hibernate support to your application. There is a very handy GUI based struts config tools, as well as a way to generate hibernate mappings and all your POJOs automatically using a connection to your DB.
On the other hand, these features have their draw backs. For example, some average Jon who really doesn't know how the stuff is supposed to work can come in a slap all this stuff together to make one horribly constructed and poorly designed application. People will use the technologies, and may even claim they now how to, on a resume, for example, but really not know.
Having these automated tools, is a nice and handy time saver, but its no excuse for actually knowing how to do things by hand.
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Just A Commercial Eclipse (Score:3, Insightful)
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Exception that proves the rule (Score:2)
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Even in free tools, I see Sun's Netbeans making huge strides in usability that Eclipse is almost playing catch-up (r
Has Eclipse got any better?? (Score:2, Interesting)