WebSphere Gets An AJAX Booster Shot, Eclipse Ganymede Support

MyEclipse Blue Edition Delivers Eclipse 3.4 Technology, AJAX for JEE to WebSphere Developers

Aug. 19, 2008 05:30 AM

Genuitec announced the availability of the first milestone release of MyEclipse 7.0 Blue Edition. This release provides WebSphere developers with advanced AJAX tooling, enhanced reporting technologies and Eclipse 3.4 support, among other enhancements.

"MyEclipse Blue Edition has proven to help WebSphere developers expedite their work flow and take advantage of cutting-edge technologies," said Wayne Parrott, vice president of product development for Genuitec. "We're pleased to now offer our users even more capabilities by integrating advanced AJAX tooling and full ALM capabilities into MyEclipse Blue Edition."

To keep acquisition even smoother, Genuitec is providing Blue Edition users a fast and easy option to acquire MyEclipse 7.0 M1: Pulse, Genuitec's software profiling and Eclipse plugin management service. The Pulse service was popular with those users acquiring the base Eclipse Ganymede downloads, leading Genuitec to utilize Pulse as an option for those wishing to download Blue. Users can find the Milestone release in the Ganymede "Popular Profiles" area, and from there can they can easily manage their favorite third-party tools in Pulse's sharable software profiles.

In addition to supporting Ganymede and delivering advanced AJAX tooling, MyEclipse 7.0 Blue Edition M1 includeSR 168 Portlets support

Maven 2 support
EJB and Java Projects support
Advanced deployment modes for J2EE/JEE projects
WebSphere-compatible Web Services support and the latest Java EE 5 development tools for the WebSphere Application Server 6.1
Web Services and Web 2.0 feature packs
Spring IDE for MyEclipse
Hibernate Tools for MyEclipse
JSF/Facelets support
MyEclipse Reports

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