[Adele]

Hi,

After a sucessful install of MyEclipse, I have browsed the files and seen that some plugins are licensed under the LGPL license.

How can I obtain the source code for these plugins ?

Adele.

[Scott Anderson]

Adele,

The source for all plugins we’ve obtained under LGPL are still available from their original authors. If you have trouble finding them, if you’d let us know which ones you’re interested in we can point you to the original authors.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[Adele]

Scott,

Thanks for your reply.
I have already obtained source code from the original source (at least the XDoclet plugins). But I have noticed that those included into MyEclipseIDE are slightly different. That’s why I am interested in getting access to the modified source code.

Adele.

[Scott Anderson]

Adele,

I checked around and our mods are really trivial stuff to get the code to play better within MyEclipse. As a result, it’s probably not useful externally since our XDoclet support is now dependent on the MyEclipse core plugins. If you really want it, we can schedule to make our mods available after we do our next service release in the next week or two. It’s pretty underwhelming stuff though. Let us know.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

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