Retrofit Jazz Beta1 into Eclipse 3.3 release?
As I understand it, Jazz Beta1 is based on a milestone build of Eclipse
3.3. Does anybody know of a reason that I couldn't extract the jazz plugins and install them in the Eclipse 3.3 release that's coming out tomorrow? Other than the obvious: 'We haven't tested that yet'? Will the client still talk to the server if I don't update the server Eclipse plugins? Bryan |
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My team has been using RC4 of 3.3 (which is most likely identical to R3.3)
for a few days now without problems. Eclipse should have been API frozen since M5, so in theory each build after that only makes things better. Commercial products based on Eclipse like Jazz must perform some legal sanity checks before redistributing their product or even just Eclipse itself. "Bryan Hunt" <bhunt@mac.com> wrote in message news:f61m25$phm$1@localhost.localdomain... As I understand it, Jazz Beta1 is based on a milestone build of Eclipse |
Hi Bryan,
I extracted Eclipse 3.3 RC4 into my Jazz install two weeks ago. I haven't found any problems yet, and the servers I'm connecting to are running a M7 based install. -Mike Bryan Hunt wrote: As I understand it, Jazz Beta1 is based on a milestone build of Eclipse |
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It seems to work just fine. I downloaded Beta 1, and Eclipse 3.3. I
removed the Eclipse executable, features and plugins directory from Jazz and replaced them with the 3.3 release. Started Eclipse with -clean and it all seems to be working. I've not done exhaustive tessting so YMMV. Bryan On 2007-06-28 20:28:16 -0500, Bryan Hunt <bhunt@mac.com> said: As I understand it, Jazz Beta1 is based on a milestone build of Eclipse |
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