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Eclipse Labs project hosting announced
Eclipse partners with Google on projects portal
Bosch Group joins the Eclipse Foundation
Chris Aniszczyk: 'e4 can be thought of essentially as RCP 2.0'
Replay Solutions Launches First Ever Hosted Record/Replay Solution for Enterprise Java and Cloud Application Teams
Eclipse Foundation pushes deeper into SOA
Instantiations Adds Tricept as reseller in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
From the Editors: OSGi is too complex
FSF and Eclipse offer guidance on licences
Building OSGi based applications
Microsoft shows off another Java deployment option for Windows Azure
Microsoft announced last fall support for implementing Java Servlet and JavaServer pages using the open-source Tomcat technology. Microsoft created a Solution Accelerator to help developers who wanted to use Tomcat in place of its own Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server technology in the cloud. At the Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft demonstrated how Domino’s was using TomCat on Azure.
RAP Application Deployment Made Easy?
He perceives the deployment of RAP applications, as a thorny issue for developers. RAP applications are built on top of Server-Side Equinox, and Equinox has special requirements for the deployable archive.
Tycho Verses Buckminster, B3, PDE Build and Athena?
Open Innovation's Challenge: Letting Go Is Hard To Do
Can Oracle Swing it on SWT in Java?
Why hardware designers should switch to Eclipse
Visual Rules Enterprise Platform 4.7 Released
Eclipse readies workbench upgrade
Formally known as Eclipse SDK 4.0, the platform features the developer's workbench -- building blocks for constructing desktop applications or tools that work with Eclipse, said Mike Milinkovich, Eclipse's executive director, in an interview at the EclipseCon 2010 conference in Santa Clara, Calif. on Tuesday afternoon. Eclipse 4 offers components that go underneath the popular Eclipse IDE, he said.