Flower Mound, TX -- Genuitec, LLC, a founding and strategic member of the Eclipse Foundation, today announced the first milestone (M1) release of MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 8.0. The newest release built to support Eclipse Galileo delivers a powerful Java Profiler that can be used as a standalone tool outside of MyEclipse to profile any Java application, Eclipse plug-in or applet, as well as industry-leading support for the much-requested Struts 2 framework, enabling the development of enterprise-class Java Web applications.
The MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 8.0 M1 release also marks a first in the Java developer-tools space with the inclusion of the MyEclipse Lite technology which will allow developers to remove, add or upgrade just the portions of the IDE they use. MyEclipse is the first large-scale Enterprise IDE to address the “bloated” concerns of developers by allowing them to easily remove or re-add entire feature stacks in the IDE depending on their tooling needs, leading to a trimmed down and optimized development environment.
“The sheer number of new features and enhancements in MyEclipse 8.0 make it an unparalleled product in the development tools space.” said Riyad Kalla, MyEclipse product manager for Genuitec. “Starting at $30 per seat, users are getting the best value from what has become a highly competitive piece of software that's on par with anything else available from high-priced vendors. Existing MyEclipse users will be delighted and surprised once they see the full scope of what MyEclipse 8.0 will entail in October.”
Customers will also enjoy support for the newly released Eclipse 3.5, updated ICEfaces libraries in addition to the newly-added support for Jetty 7 - the popular, lightweight Java HTTP server and servlet container. Further enhancements include notable improvements to UML 2, new support for Sun App Server 9.1 and enhanced redeployment/
“MyEclipse 8.0 is a labor of love that represents our commitment to deliver the best and most affordable software development technology,”
The production release of MyEclipse 8.0, currently slated for October, is poised to deliver a comprehensive Internet Explorer (IE) JavaScript Debugger (for versions 6 and higher), native WTP Dynamic Web Project and Maven project support.
MyEclipse 8.0 M1 is delivered on top of the newest Pulse Eclipse Management Platform, which allows users to efficiently customize and maintain their MyEclipse environments both at the individual and corporate level. Subscriptions to MyEclipse are available annually for about $30, $50 or $150 for the Standard, Professional and Blue editions respectively.
MyEclipse 8.0 M1 is available for all editions at www.myeclipseide.com and is free for a trial period. Free trial users and those with current subscriptions receive all upgrades and full support at no additional charge.
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