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I’ve done a fair amount of tinkering with cloud programming during the past couple of years. With cloud programming, you can easily deploy a Web application to a cluster of servers that will be distributed and managed with the help of the cloud infrastructure. But one of the hard parts is developing the software on your local development machines and then testing it against the cloud servers.

Amazon recognized this difficulty and has created a plug-in for the Eclipse IDE called AWS (Amazon Web Services) Toolkit for Eclipse. But don’t let the term “plug-in” fool you: I went into this evaluation expecting a single little dialog box with a few minimal features. I was pleasantly surprised to find full integration of AWS into Eclipse, providing complete control over managing remote instances, uploading code, running code remotely and even debugging remotely without leaving Eclipse.

An early alpha release of e4, the next generation of the Eclipse platform, is now available and we want to get the community involved! Download e4 0.9 now to try it out.

Eclipse SWTBot ermöglicht die Umsetzung robuster Oberflächentests für Eclipse RCP-Applikationen. Aus JUnit-Tests heraus können Anwendungen ferngesteu

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Hallo, hier findest Ihr ein Tutorial welche beschreibt wie man pdf Dokumente erzeugt: PDF with Java and iText Viele Grüße, Lars.

An early alpha release of e4, the next
generation of the Eclipse platform, is now available and we want to get the community involved!
target="blank">Download e4 0.9 now to try it out.

e4 Feedback Contest

The Eclipse Foundation wants to hear what you think of e4. Enter the Feedback Contest by
writing a review, explaining what you like or don’t like about e4.
Entries can be written in any language. Publish the review on your blog, a newsgroup or portal, and
send us the link at e4-reviews@eclipse.org by
August 31, 2009. Five entries will be selected at random to win an Eclipse polo shirt. For full
details, see the
Feedback Contest guidelines.

e4 Webinars

The Eclipse Foundation is presenting 2 webinars on August 18 and August 26. Join the
webinars to learn more about e4 and chat with the committers who are making it happen.
Give your feedback live! To register, send an email to
webinar-e4@eclipse.org. Abstracts and more information on the webinars are available at the
e4 Webinars page.

The call for participation at Eclipse Summit Europe (ESE) is closing soon on August 18, 2009. You are invited to submit proposals for short talks, long talks, symposia and tutorials in five categories: embedded, IDEs, modeling, runtime, or other new & …

Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (OEPE), the #1 free development environment for Oracle WebLogic Server, is now available on new brand new Eclipse 3.5, as well as 3.4. This release introduces new tools for Oracle WebLogic Server, easier WebLogic / Ec…

Hamburg, Germany – 2009-08-03 froglogic GmbH today announced support for automated testing of Java Rich Client Platform (RCP) applications based on the new Eclipse 3.5 release code named Galileo.

Aktueller Stand des Buches "Anwendungsentwicklung mit Eclipse RCP" von Ralf Ebert.

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