IDE Gets Snappy

March 29, 2007

Genuitec's latest incarnation (see figure) of its MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench Java and J2EE integrated development environment (IDE) adds new simple non-integrated applications (SNAPs) based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) (see "...

William G. Wong

Genuitec's latest incarnation (see figure) of its MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench Java and J2EE integrated development environment (IDE) adds new simple non-integrated applications (SNAPs) based on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) (see "Eclipse: An Application Framework?") as well as the ability to develop similar SNAPs. The plug-in based SNAPs can work with the Eclipse IDE or as standalone RCP-based applications. MyUML, Web services development, the visual Web designer, and a host of other areas have all been enhanced. The MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench supports AJAX and Web 2.0 development paradigms as well as the Matisse4MyEclipse SWING UI Designer. Annual subscriptions start at $29.95.

www.myeclipseide.com

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