Eclipse is an open universal platform for tool
integration - an open extensible Integrated Development Environment
(IDE), and an open source community. The Eclipse
community creates royalty-free technology as a universal platform
for tools integration. Eclipse-based tools give developers freedom
of choice in a multi-language, multi-platform, multi-vendor supported
environment supported by multiple vendors. The operating system
platforms that Eclipse has been targeted to includes Windows, Linux,
Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, and Mac OS. In addition, Eclipse provides a
unique environment for members of the academic community to build
new tools for teaching, research, and further growth of the Eclipse
community.
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IBM's
eclipse Innovation Grant 2003
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IBM's
eclipse Innovation Grant 2003 program provided funding
for faculty members and researchers who lead projects that
use the Eclipse open source code base for teaching or research,
or to actively promote the growth of Eclipse user communities.
Award recipients are also encouraged to share their infrastructure
with the Eclipse community via the Eclipse open source project.
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Eclipse Related
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eclipse
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IBM announces the eclipse Innovation Award
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IBM Scholars Program |
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The IBM Scholars Program provides higher
education institutions with convenient access to a comprehensive
IBM software and middleware portfolio, servers and hubs,
tutorials and other educational materials, and technical
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Eclipse Developer
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A source of information about Eclipse community
activities including events, resources and links to project
listings from around the community. |
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Programming
Languages and Software Engineering
In depth coverage of important contributions to the programming
languages and software engineering areas at IBM Research. |
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eclipse
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IBM Research
Projects |
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Requirements/Design |
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Implementation |
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- Fusion: Programming Environment for Business Rules
- Gnosis:
Refactoring for Generics and Concurrency
- MathSHell: tools for Grid applications
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Collaboration |
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- Jazz:
collaborative development
- Stellation:
advanced SCM for multi-site teams
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Debug / Test |
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- Model-driven Incremental Test Generation
- SABER: static analysis for J2EE defects
- WebSight: Web Services visualization
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Maintenance |
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- Asset
Locator
- Mastery: Data Model Extraction from Legacy code
- Porting Assessment, Remediation & Testing
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