The WOProject team is proud to announce the release of WOLips 1.1.0.70
beta for Eclipse 3.0.0!
WOLips is a ProjectBuilder replacement for WebObjects developers.
More specifically, WOLips is an Eclipse plug-in that support
development of WebObjects applications and frameworks. WOLips is a part
of WOProject.
Eclipse is a kind of universal tool platform � an open extensible IDE
for anything and nothing in particular. It is developed by OTI, of
VisualAge and WebSphere fame.
WOProject is a set of OS and IDE independent tools (based on Ant) for
working with WebObjects.
Ant is a Java-based build tool developed by the Apache Software
Foundation.
Eclipse, WOProject and Ant; everything is cross-platform and open
source! Currently the only platform restriction on WOLips is the use of
WOBuilder and EOModeler.
WOLips features and benefits:
1. Everything you expect from a modern state-of-the-art Java IDE.
2. Drag-and-drop installation with no configurations.
3. Import wizards for existing projects.
4. Tested on Windows and Macintosh.
5. Rapid turnaround support with code hot-swap while debugging.
6. Remote debugging of running applications
7. Continuously keeps all ProjectBuilder files up-to-date. You can work
with ProjectBuilderWO and WOLips in parallel.
8. Application profiling.
9. Wizards to create applications, frameworks, components and eomodels.
10. Fast incremental builder (in addition to Ant scripts).
11. Documentation
What's new:
- More parallel
- patternsets shared by the builders (ant and incremental) and the
PB.project update
- no ant patch required (ant runs in a separate vm)
- java coding for the lazy ones
- related view improvements
- D2W project wizard
WOProject home: http://objectstyle.org/woproject/
Install: http://objectstyle.org/woproject/wolips_install.html
Questions, comments and suggestions:
http://objectstyle.org/woproject/wolips.html
It's a beta release. Please report all issues:
http://objectstyle.org/jira/
I would like to thank all the developers on the WOProject
team for making this release possible, in no particular order: Andrei
Adamchik, Emily Bache, Anjo Krank, Chuck Hill, Geoff Hopson, Tatsuya
Kawano, Juan J. Collas, Reimer Mellin, Markus Nolte, Anders Peterson,
Harald Niesche, Uwe Granzow, Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch and myself. Also
I would like to thank all the early adaptors and testers.
Best regards,
The WOProject Team
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