Re: Eclipse version?

Can't speak for Mark's needs, but 3.6 is the first to support 64-bit
Windows which would be important to me.

Brian May
Project Lead
Management Information Systems
Garan, Incorporated
Starkville, Mississippi



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Which facility in Eclipse 3.6 is it you need in RDi?


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Wow, the newest RDi is based on an 2 year old IDE. Current stable Eclipse
is 3.6, and they put a new one out every June. Seems like IBM would try
to
make the plugins a bit more compatible to where they support more versions
of Eclipse. It's not like the Eclipse API is totally broken with each
release.

Mark Murphy
STAR BASE Consulting, Inc.
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Eclipse version?

Jon Paris wrote:

Anyone know of an easy way other than looking at installed components
and finding the highest number in the Eclipse list?

FWIW:

WDSC 7.0 & RDI 7.1 were based on Eclipse 3.2
RDI 7.5, RDP 7.5, & RDP 7.6 are based on Eclipse 3.4

david