onday, 8 March 2004 8:33 PM
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>Subject: RE: Eclipse
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>Ross,
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>That sounds like an interesting project !
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>I agree with you over the commercial aspect. The only way it could be done
>reasonably would be as an open source project - and
is
> Sent: 07 March 2004 10:04
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> Subject: RE: Eclipse
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> UML can be used for this, though it's been around 5 years
> since we have done anything serious.
>
> At the time we were a Rational Rose Partner, and were
> following the wo
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>Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 8:42 PM
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>Subject: RE: Eclipse
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>
>Chuck
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>- Flame, flame, flame !
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>UML could be a u
March 2004 01:29
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> Subject: Re: Eclipse
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> Ross,
> [Warning: Let the flames begin] I don't see UML as a
> step that has value. There are many ways to shape a project
> that reflect practical considerations. My experience of UML
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;Sent: Friday, 5 March 2004 12:29 PM
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>Subject: Re: Eclipse
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>Ross,
>[Warning: Let the flames begin] I don't see UML as a step that has
>value. There are many ways to shape a project that reflect practical
>considerations. My experience o
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Ross Ferris wrote:
Stuart,
I haven't looked at Eclipse for a while (don't tell Dawn I know how to spell cofe :-) Maybe I should revisit to see if there are any nice "things" that we should incorporate into Viságe (which is already a cool deve
Stuart,
I haven't looked at Eclipse for a while (don't tell Dawn I know how to spell cofe :-)
Maybe I should revisit to see if there are any nice "things" that we should
incorporate into Viságe (which is already a cool development environment for U2)
At one stage we had a n
Stuart,
I saw an IBM presentation on Eclipse in 2002 and thought the same as you.
Trouble is I am not a Java programmer and my prefferred editor is vi (which
I wouldn't change for all the good things in the far off place).
But as a platform for U2 tools, I can't think of a better spot
> Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?
Hi Ross,
I'm interested in all of the above but in the case of Eclipse, just the IDE.
It's very cool, have you seen it? It should be simple to create a plug-in
for it for U2.
For those
Stuart,
Is your interest more in "Web Services", or "Eclipse/Java" ?
If the former, there may be other ways to achieve your goals - I suppose it then also
depends on whether you are looking at simply consuming a web service, or publishing one
FWIW, Viságe 6.50 will have
Sorry, I have done embarassingly little towards developing the desired
plug-in. I had trouble finding a tutorial that matched what I saw in
the current version of Eclipse, and recently have been using NetBeans
much more than Eclipse, so have let things slide.
Best,
David Beahm
Stuart Boydell
Just saw a www.ibm.com/developerWorks seminar on web services. They are
using Eclipse as their IDE and I was impressed by the sexiness of the tools
(We can get to whether they work or not later).
There was a thread on here a few months ago about U2 & Eclipse and I was
wondering if anyone had b
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