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1) When will UML be available on Mac platform?
2) I think I remember reading a while back that there was a new build system coming? What is the status of that or is that just a rumor. My ideal world for MyEclipse would have a build system that integrated the IDE build with our scripted Continuous Integration Build. So if we add new libraries to a project classpath, the equivalent build scripts get edited etc.. so changes immediately show up in nightly builds. I don’t really care if its achieved with something like maven or ant or whatever, just so long as it all played nicely together.
Other than that, keep up the good work.
Roy Wells
Director of Engineering
Emcien1) As soon as the Eclipse platform fixes bug: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=67384
2) We are working on integrating new flexiproject support in our 5.0 release, but the build system will largely stay similar to how it is now. If you are looking for continuous builds and things of that nature, that is best handled by a system like Maven so we won’t be making changes to address that issue (atleast initially).
Other than that, keep up the good work.
Thank you, let us know what you think of 4.0 Monday!
What i’m mainly concerned with in relation to build systems is keeping everything in one place. I don’t want to have to configure a bunch of MyEclipse project settings and paths and then have none of that reflected in the Ant or Maven build. The ideal world would be that if I add a new library to the build path, that appropriate build system files are updated.
I would like to clarify Scott’s point that he means the MyEclipse build system is updated as necessary, NOT the Ant, Maven or other build system files, which is what I think your original point was: “I want to configure my settings in one place and have everyone play nice.”?
“I want to configure my settings in one place and have everyone play nice”
Yes that is exactly what I want. I don’t care if it uses maven, or ant, or something else, but I would really love one place to go where I could control the entire build process and project structure. So that any changes I make during development are immediately reflected in the next nightly automated build.
