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Feature Highlights
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MyEclipse 5.0 GA release includes the following major enhancements and
bug fixes since the 4.1.1 release:
- Full compatibility with Eclipse 3.2 and Callisto projects
- Matisse4MyEclipse integration into MyEclipse; Now includes
customizable palettes
- Web Service support, including:
- Project and project creation wizard
- Customizable library containers
- New Web Services Wizard
- Deploy web-service web-app
- Services .xml file editor
- Java editor with JSR-181 annotation support and code-assist
- WSDL editor
- Web Services Explorer
- Java hot-swap debug support & MyEclipse hot-sync support for
web services application
- Quick-start documentation and example projects
- Add Web Services capabilities to existing Web and Java projects
- Cross-platform Visual HTML Editor including Struts and JSF
- Expanded database support for MS SQL Server and Sybase
- View triggers, functions, and procedures in DB Explorer
- Generate and edit the DDL for triggers and procedures
- Function Runner - runs functions by generating UI - executes
procedure
- Supports access to the 'sp_help' facility for any selected object
to get additional DB information
- Enhanced Hibernate 3.1.X and Spring 1.2.X support
- AJAX/Web 2.0 tool extensions
- Instant-on JavaScript Debugging, extending the integrated
MyEclipse local JavaScript debugger to allow the user to debug remote
JavaScript applications
- Full Linux and Mac support
- Full I18N support for internationalization and localized support following 5.0
- New Websphere 6.1, Sun Java Application Server System 9.0, and
Glassfish 1.0 application server connectors
- Customizable server launch configurations
- New Branding
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MyEclipse-Callisto Integration
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MyEclipse 5.0 is built on top of the Eclipse 3.2 SDK and the
Callisto platform
projects. Callisto is a coordinated release of 10 Eclipse
projects. By building upon Callisto, MyEclipse 5.0 now provides
convenient update access to new tools and frameworks such as: C++
tools, the BIRT reporting framework and the Visual Editor
framework.
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One of the key benefits of adopting MyEclipse is that
it was the first product to integrate the Web Tool Platform (WTP)
almost 2 years ago. Since then MyEclipse has introduced hundreds
of bug fixes and enhancements to the initial WTP platform. Over time WTP has undergone a major rearchitecture and
revision that is not backward compatible with the version MyEclipse adopted. Many
of the MyEclipse WTP revisions and enhancements are now becoming available in the
WTP 1.5. release. Therefore MyEclipse 5.0 has merged back onto
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MyEclipse Updates
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The Eclipse Update Facility is preconfigured to recognize MyEclipse updates, Eclipse project updates and Callisto platform plugins.
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Matisse4MyEclipse has support for customizing design palette
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The Matisse Palette can now be extended to include your own custom forms and widgets. Once you
have created a form, you can add it to the palette through a palette manager and then these custom forms
will be available during design of any new form.
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Customize Matisse Palette from action in view menu
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The Matisse Palette can now be customized by launching the Palette manager form the view pulldown action
menu.
The Manage palette dialog has 2 ways to extend it, by adding a new Form or Widget.
Custom forms or widgets will now display in the Matisse Palette under the Custom category.
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Matisse4MyEclipse now includes Linux Support
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Matisse4MyEclipse is now available on all Linux platforms. Below is a screenshot of it running on Redhat 4 Enterprise.
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