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| Feature Highlights
| MyEclipse 5.0 GA release includes the below-listed major enhancements and bug fixes since the 4.1.1 release. This page contains only screenshots and details regarding features added since 5.0 M2. For a full listing of features added since 4.1.1, please click here .
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| New & Noteworthy For 5.0 (since M2) Web Service Capabilities | Web Service capabilities can now be added to any existing Java or MyEclipse Web Project. You no longer need to create a new Web Service project from scratch.  |
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| New Web Service Import Wizards | Import existing Web Services or WSIL files into your Web Service project using the new Import wizards.  |
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| Web Service Documentation expanded and updated | Use the Code-First Development Example to start creating web services immediately. Documention for the Web Services explorer and web service reference material have also been included.  |
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| Hibernate 3.1 Support | MyEclipse 5.0 GA bundles Hibernate 3.1 libraries in addition to Hibernate 3.0 and Hibernate 2 libraries. Adding Hibernate 3.1 capabilities to your project is easy.   |
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| Image Editor has better layers support | The MyEclipse Image Editor has a complete new layer system that supports more ease of use when working with layers after copy/paste operations or working with text objects.
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| Tool properties and color palette improvements | The Color palette now has support for entering RGB values directly. If you choose a color using the color wheel selector, these RGB values will be updated accordingly.
Common line tools like rectangle and circle now have dialogs where you can specify more too properties.
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| Instant-On JavaScript Debugging | The MyEclipse Workbench has been outfitted with the Instant-On JavaScript Debugging button. Selecting this button allows you to immediately start debugging the JavaScript application running in any of the three web browser editors that ship with MyEclipse. Starting an Instant-On JavaScript debug session will switch to the debug perspective and populate the new JavaScript Scripts Inspector View with all of the JavaScript files the web browser is using to run the JavaScript application.
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| JavaScript Scripts Inspector | Part of the Instant-On JavaScript Debugging feature is the JavaScript Scripts Inspector view. Using this view you can browse all of the JavaScript files the browser has loaded to run a JavaScript application. It works for both local and remote JavaScript applications and can be found in the Debug Perspective and the MyEclipse Web 2.0 Workbench�.
You may need to reset your Debug perspective in order to see the JavaScript Scripts Inspector. You can do so from the menu bar: Window > Reset Perspective. |
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| JavaScript Debugger enhancements | The MyEclipse JavaScript Debugger has been updated with new global breakpoints. When the Break on 'debugger' keyword or Break on JavaScript exception actions are enabled the JavaScript debugger will halt when the 'debugger' keyword is encountered or when an error produces a JavaScript exception.
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| New MyEclipse Visual JSP Designer (Windows and Linux Only) | In MyEclipse 5.0GA, the new MyEclipse Visual JSP Designer has been made the default JSP editor. This replaces both the older version of the JSP Designer that has been in MyEclipse since 4.0 and the JSP 'Classic' Editor that has been in MyEclispe since 3.8.
Benefits of the new Visual JSP Designer:
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| Cross-platform technology brings JSP Visual Design to Linux | Now Linux users are full MyEclipse citizens. The last remaining feature, the new Visual JSP Designer now works on Linux. (Redhat 4 Enterprise is used in image below)
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| Improved JSF Container support | The Visual JSP Designer now has better support for complex JSF components like <h:panelGrid> or <h:dataTable>. There are still some known issues with these types of components in design view that are listed in the MyEclipse 5.0 GA Release notes.
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| Multiple Browser Preview | The preview support in the Visual JSP/HTML Designer has been expanded to include support for multiple browsers. Now instead of just one Preview page, there is one preview for each time of supported browser for your platform.
By default, all of the preview pages that your platform supports will be enabled. However, you configure which preview pages are shown through the Visual Designer preference page.
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| Older JSP/HTML Designer and 'Classic' Editor now deprecated | The previous JSP and HTML Designers and 'Classic' JSP and HTML Editor that were available in versions of MyEclipse prior to 5.0 GA have been deprecated and are no longer shipped with MyEclipse 5.0 GA. |
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| New MyEclipse Branding Welcome: Tutorials page | The Welcome Tutorials page has been enhanced to make it easier for you to access MyEclipse tutorials.
The Welcome page can be accessed from the main toolbar, Help > Welcome. |
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| Welcome: What's New page | New for 5.0, the What's New page in the Welcome now displays real-time MyEclipse news read from the MyEclipse news feed. Easy-access links have been added that will take you to the MyEclipse forums and the New and Noteworthy documentation.
The Welcome page can be accessed from the main toolbar: Help > Welcome. |
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| Welcome: Overview page | Four sections have been added to the Welcome Overview page to help you easily discover the breadth of MyEclipse.
The Welcome page can be accessed from the main toolbar: Help > Welcome. |
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| MyEclipse Project properties | All of the MyEclipse project properties have been consolodated under one top level entry to make them easier to find. In addition, the top level MyEclipse properties page now includes information and statistics about your project. Using the Java Statistics section you can get a quick sense of the size of your project with just one click.
The project properties page can be accessed three ways:
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| New Theme | A new theme has been introduced with new program icons and the 'Gazing Man' splash screen. Best of all, progress is now reported during startup.
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