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Seems to me though that if the beast can't be tamed, then perhaps a different maintenance methodology should be examined. Eclipse 3.0 was announced June, 2004 and here we are two years later and as far as I understand it, still quite a ways from anything that will use a newer version of Eclipse.
... And think about it: why would IBM be in a hurry to support Hibernate
(rather than DB2) or Struts (rather than JSF) or Swing (rather than SWT)? Just to clarify. Hibernate is not relative to DB2 as Struts is to JSF. Hibernate can be a proxy or conduit to DB2 though. It is merely a set of Java classes and xml mappings that take the grunt work out of data persistence in Java applications (though I would debate the time saved by the amount of things you have to figure out and work around :-) Good conversation! Keep it going. Aaron Bartell http://mowyourlawn.com
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