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Nokia N78 et N96 compatibles eSWT !

Tuesday, February 12, 2008 - 04:46 by Benjamin Cabé
Je relaie ici une information donnée par Gorkem Ercan (ingénieur chez Nokia, et leader du projet eRCP) sur son blog. A l’occasion du Mobile World Congress, Nokia a annoncé la sortie de deux nouveaux téléphones, le N78 et le N96, qui, en plus des nombreuses fonctionnalités disponibles en standard (GPS...

Eclipse 3.4 M5 is out !

Saturday, February 9, 2008 - 06:00 by Benjamin Cabé
Eclipse 3.4M5 vient de sortir. Au programme de cette nouvelle version intermédiaire, et en synthèse : Platforme / SWT Checkboxes à trois états : ça m’aurait bien servi il y a quelque mois pour gérer élégamment un “Oui—Non—Ne sait pas”… Possibilité d’ imprimer directement un contrôle (dans le GC de...

Eclipse giants squeeze into iPhone’s leather pants

Wednesday, February 6, 2008 - 09:24 by Anonymous (not verified)
You have to love the Register for coming up with graphical headlines. For instance this recent article titled ‘ Eclipse giants squeeze into iPhone’s leather pants‘ which actually references an article about using Eclipse to develop applications for the iPhone. This headline really needs a graphic. Anyone out there want...

OSGi Buzz

Tuesday, February 5, 2008 - 16:17 by Anonymous (not verified)
For some reason, in the last couple of weeks stories about OSGi and Equinox are popping up everywhere. Two articles about OSGi were recently published: Dave Chappell & Khanderao Kand from Oracle just published an article called ‘ Universal Middleware: What’s Happening With OSGi and Why You Should Care‘ in...

Babel

Friday, February 1, 2008 - 15:18 by Benjamin Cabé
Le projet Babel fait enfin ses premiers pas, et c’est plutôt prometteur. Depuis la version 3.2 d’Eclipse, on ne disposait plus de packs de langues dignes de ce nom (problème de propriété intellectuelle des traductions fournies par IBM). L’idée de Babel est d’apporter à Eclipse non seulement une solution pour...

Eclipse on a Destroyer

Thursday, January 31, 2008 - 14:00 by Anonymous (not verified)
Every once in a while, my Google alerts brings up something that makes me say ‘that is kind of cool’. For instance, today this announcement that a fleet of US Navy destroyers will be using a Java rules engine, called Jesse, that is built on top of Eclipse. I realize...

Make your vote count: Vote today

Wednesday, January 30, 2008 - 10:44 by Anonymous (not verified)
For those getting bored about the ongoing blah blah about Clinton vs Obama or McCain vs Romney or you think US politics just doesn’t matter, I give you something that matters and where you can have a direct impact. The voting for the Eclipse Community Awards is now open. We...

Testing Ganymede M4

Monday, January 21, 2008 - 13:37 by Anonymous (not verified)
For those that like to be using the latest and greatest, the Ganymede M4 packages are now available from the Eclipse Packaging Project (EPP) download site. This year EPP is going to produce packages for each Ganymede milestone and release candidate. This will hopefully make it easier to test the...