This is a fine policy but puts my company in a bind. We need to patch an
internal-use-only enterprise software product (not a web site) using the
old software. Upgrading is not an option because we are dependent on some
abandoned open source software. We must install everything using the exact
Is 3.5 now gone?. We are doing bug fixes on older releases and it appears
that no one thought to save a copy of the archive locally. Any chance you
could leave the old ones up for historical purposes?
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 4:59:08 PM UTC-4, Eric Clayberg (Google)
wrote:
No.
The update site and zip for eclipse 3.4 seem to be offline. Are they still
supported?
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No. Now that Eclipse 3.7 is out, we no longer support 3.4.
Our general policy is to support the current release plus the two most
recent prior releases.
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The update sites were off line yesterday for an hour or so. Those were
restored fairly quickly, but you need to restart Eclipse to see that take
effect (Eclipse caches update site status including failures for an entire
session).
The ZIP files are on line now as well.
Sorry for any
I've been trying to install a new eclipse setup on a new machine and
have been having problems with the GWT plugin update site: it doesn't
appear to be available.
I've been using the GWT plugin for a couple of years and have never
seen this problem.
If you try to access:
