The following project releases are included in Mars. The Acceleo 3.6.0 release will be focused on maintenance; with stability and performance enhancement as the main themes, along with further improvements in the documentation. The Accessibility Tools Framework (ACTF) is a subproject of the Eclipse Technology Project. This release will focus on bringing stability, performance and UI integration in the Eclipse Modeling Package. This release contains no particular enhancements. It fixes some minor issues and ensures compatibility with Eclipse Mars. This is a bug fix release. This release contains significant code refactoring to improve code overview and to separate IDE dependencies so that the core can be used with RPC applications. For this reason we have decided to increment the minor version number instead of creating another service release. A Graphiti API change with version 0.12 caused us to rework some of the classes, as some methods were renamed and/or deprecated. All bug fixes and enhancements made in the previous Luna release (1.1.3) have been ported to version 1.2.0. Eclipse BIRT 4.5 (code named Mars) is the next major feature release of BIRT and is part of the Eclipse Mars Simultaneous Release. For Milestones and other scheduling information, refere to the schedule on the Eclipse Mars Simultaneous Release page. Eclipse BIRT is a "+2" project. This is a bug fix service release. CDT 8.7.0 is a minor release that ships with the Mars simultaneous release. The CDO 4.4 release focuses on a new and consistent way to expose core functionality in the user interface. Screencasts of this new user interface are available. This release adds subtype-aware code completion as well as constructor recommendations (as of this writing for JRE classes only) to content assist. Moreover, this release significantly improves the performance of content assist, in particular when using subwords completion for types and constructors. Another small, but notable change is that Code Recommenders code completion is enabled by default. The user will be notified of this fact when triggering content assist for the first time and can then choose to configure or deactivate Code Recommenders. ECF release 3.10.0 (Mars) is the first release of Tooling for Remote Services. Here is a screenshot of the new Remote Services perspective Additional screenshots may be found on the New and Noteworthy DTP is a mature project with (currently) a low level of development activity. The 1.12 release is primarily a bug-fix release. This release contains mostly bug fixes. It also introduces some minor API improvements to help language tools like PDT to better handle new language constructs. There are two main themes for the 2.0 release: free the runtime from unecessary/artificial stumbling blocks; and revise APIs to better align with Java 8 and fix API glitches An update of EcoreTools bringing the following changes : - a beter integration with xCore - improved tooling for EEnums and EEnumLiterals - a rework of the live validation infrastructure providing better performances - a split of ui/nonui parts enabliing the use of EcoreTools in an headless environment - the use of the new Acceleo Query Language interpreter. - and bugfixes This release is primarily focused on minor quality improvements. The 1.6.0 release includes compatibility with RAP, an EMF Change Broker component and a validation view. EMF Forms (sub component of EMF Client Platform) adds support for view model internatialization, improved tooling and simplified renderer APIs EMF Compare 3.1.0 mainly focuses on the user experience, stabilizing and opening the extension points planned for the user interface, and deepening the support for team providers (mainly focusing on EGit). Support for the graphical diagrams comparison through Papyrus has also been greatly enhanced with this release, along with the performance of the UML comparison support used under the hood by Papyrus. The release material and New & Noteworthy for this release can be found at https://wiki.eclipse.org/EMF_Compare/ReleaseReview/Mars . EMF Diff/Merge is a diff/merge tool for models. Its main purpose is to help build higher-level tools that need to merge models based on consistency rules. GUI components and sample higher-level tools, such as support for modeling patterns, are also provided. Typical usages include model refactoring, iterative model transformations, bridges between models or modeling tools, collaborative modeling environments, or versioning systems. The EMF Facet 1.0.0 release is focused on maintenance. This document describes the EMF Query 1.9.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This marks the tenth consecutive year that EMF Query has had a June release for the Eclipse Simultaneous Release. This is a minor maintenance release that maintains compatibility with the Eclipse platform and the other dependent projects in the yearly release. This document describes the EMF Transaction 1.9.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This marks the tenth consecutive year that EMF Transaction has had a June release for the Eclipse Simultaneous Release. This is a minor maintenance release that maintains compatibility with the Eclipse platform and the other dependent projects in the yearly release. This document describes the EMF Validation 1.9.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This marks the tenth consecutive year that EMF Validation has had a June release for the Eclipse Simultaneous Release. This is a minor maintenance release that maintains compatibility with the Eclipse platform and the other dependent projects in the yearly release. This release mainly focuses on performance aspects, especially memory consumption of the client. It'll therefore introduce an alternative storage format for saving local changes as well as allow splitting of change packages during update/commit. Moreover, the Access Control mechanism have been reworked and will be exposed as API. Finally, this release will also contain important bug fixes including security relevant ones. The Equinox 4.5 release continues to focus on implementing the latest Core OSGi specification and selected OSGi Compendium and Enterprise services. The final OSGi Core specification went final in June 2014 and can be found here. The OSGi Compendium and Enterprise specifications will be finalized by the time the Equinox 4.5 version is released. The draft specifications can be found here. The Equinox 4.5 release includes a full implementation of the R6 Core Frame This release will mainly focus on the Mars Release compatibility. Some work will be done on the perfomance (regarding the UML project). Finally like every release a bunch of issues will be fixed. EGF (Eclipse Generation Factories) is a software factory tool with the purpose to generate software artifacts, such as code or application. EGF provides two generation portfolios as examples: 1) an Enhancement of the EMF Generation, 2) a Build EGF Portofolio wich is a build editor and generator for Hudson/Jenkins and Buckminster as target. This document describes the GMF Notation 1.9.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This marks the tenth consecutive year that GMF Notation has had a June release for the Eclipse Simultaneous Release. This is a minor maintenance release that maintains compatibility with the Eclipse platform and the other dependent projects in the yearly release. This document describes the GMF Runtime 1.9.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This marks the tenth consecutive year that GMF Runtime has had a June release for the Eclipse Simultaneous Release. This is a minor maintenance release that maintains compatibility with the Eclipse platform and the other dependent projects in the yearly release. This document describes the GMF Tooling 3.3.0 release in the Mars Simultaneous Release. This is a minor release focusing on providing improvements and bug fixes. The Graphical Editing Framework (GEF) 3.10.0 (Mars) release provides: The main topics for 0.12.0 release of Graphiti are to continue to work on enabling Graphiti to leave incubation and implementing round offs to make the framework more flexible and easy to use. The 1.5 Release is primarily a maintenance release. It also contains the following improvements: This release introduces a client API to Jubula which allows Jubula tests to be written as Java code. It includes an experimental converter for migrating from an ITE project to a client API project. The client API uses exactly the same actions and implementations as the actions in the Jubula ITE. Alongside the client API, the following features have been introduced to the ITE: The 1.5.0 release is a maintenance release providing bug patches as well as support for Eclipse 4.5 (Mars). The 4.0.0 release of Linux Tools is a major release which will be contributed as part of Mars SR0. This major release is notable for the removal of the LTTng features and plug-ins which have moved to the Trace Compass project and the new Docker Tooling support which add docker command functionality to Eclipse. In addition, the release contains a number of bug-fixes for issues raised since Luna SR2. This release focus on finalizing the Lua 5.2 integration and bug fixes. This release addresses specific concerns about MPC usability and significant bugs. The Marketplace Client will become more attractive to users by focusing on presenting solutions relevant to the current Eclipse environment and by enabling better control over the installation of optional add-ons. Additionally, an effort will be made to improve the Marketplace Client's UI performance. m2e 1.6 is a minor release, fixing over 80 bugs. However, a number of significant improvements were introduced since m2e 1.5. This release of UML2 includes a number of enhancements to better support the community. The New and Noteworthy items for Mars are described here. This release provides only a small number of minor bug fixes. The 1.5.0 release contains some usability improvements: No new features, just maintenance. Though it depends on internal API of Xtext, which is why this is a minor release. Eclipse MoDisco (version 0.13.0) provides an extensible model driven reverse engineering framework to elaborate on solutions supporting different scenarios such as software modernization, quality assurance, retro-documentation, architecture improvement, etc. It offers base generic components (Model Browser, Discovery Manager, OMG metamodels, etc.) as well as the dedicated support (metamodels, model discoverers, transformations, etc.) for dealing with several different technologies such as Java, JEE, XML. This release adds support for the latest repository versions and ensures compatibility with Eclipse Mars. It also contains various other bug fixes and enhancements, in particular for Mylyn Context and the Hudson and Gerrit connectors. The previous 2.3 release had to accommodate three significant changes in underlying technology. Version 2.4 focuses on consolidation of those changes, testing, and bug fixing. This also includes helping the JDT team to consolidate the support for Java 8. The major plugins that support the new prototype OCL 2.5 functionality are promoted from examples to API. Secondary plugins remain as examples. The Classic Ecore/UML plugins are still available although deprecated. Oomph provides flexible tools based on extensible frameworks that complement basic functionality in the Eclipse Platform. The Orion 9.0 release will be in June 2015, following the project's regular 4 month release cycle. The main areas of focus will be on JavaScript tooling, performance improvements, and cleaner developer experience. Eclipse EPP 4.5 is providing the download packages for the Mars Simultaneous Release and the p2 metadata that is used by the Oomph-based Eclipse installer. It is based on Eclipse Platform 4.5.0. In addition to that, EPP is the new home for the Automated Error Reporting Logging component that helps Eclipse development teams to get notified about errors that occur at runtime in any Eclipse IDE. The new EPP Logging component is included in all download packages. Papyrus 1.1 improvment have been focussed on the following topics: The Parallel Tools Platform project provides tools and frameworks for developing parallel programs for high performance computing. PHP Develpment Tools 3.5.0 is focused on performance, stability, usability and consistency while php editing and debugging. This release brings improved GTK+ 3 support, adds support for the Power 8 Linux LE platform, and improves the performance and stability of the Platform user interface. For more details see the official Mars Plan. Preliminary QVTr to QVTc to QVTu to QVTm to QVTp via QVTs to QVTi to Java compiler. RAP 3.0 provides an API clean up, accomplishes the development by integrating new components from the incubator into the RAP core (e.g. File Upload support, Nebula Grid widget), and includes some important improvements and enhancements (e.g. extended E4 support with re-parenting). This plan describes the work for Riena 6.1, which is planned for Jun 2015 (Mars release train). The overall goal for Riena 6.1. is to increase stability, fix issues. Forseeable features are enhancing the new scalability feature. (Scaling SWT for high res monitors), This release includes various API improvements, including integration with Java 7 and 8 language features (AutoCloseable and repeatable annotations). Additionally, reference properties now support transparent reference setting, meaning the target of the reference can be assigned to the property, but the model will still store just the id. The Scout 5.0 release comes with enhanced support of modular and extensible business applications and contains release updates for required components (e.g. Eclipse 4.5, RAP 3.0). The release review doc is available on the PMI (here) and the Review page. To track the relase, bug 467053 is used. Sirius aims at providing specific multi-view workbenches through graphical, table or tree modeling editors. Users can easily define their own modeling workbench, even with very little technical knowledge of Eclipse, while still being able to deeply customize it when needed. The Sphinx 0.9.0 release is focused on some functional enhancements as well as on bug fixes. The most prominent functional enhancements include: Please also consult the release notes for further details. Subversive is an Eclipse Team Provider for Subversion (SVN). Subversive is Technology sub-project. Release 3.0 will be available as a part of Mars simultaneous release. The goal of this release is improving of the plug-in stability, error handling, its level of integration with the Eclipse Platform facilities and enhancing SVN integration API constants with Java enumerations. The last one is the critical task requiring a lot of work and leading to breaking API changes, however it is very fruitful in regards of improving code quality and plug-in stability, This service release mainly provides additional support for UI actions in Test Recorder & Generator. TCF 1.3 is a minor release (no breaking API changes) delivered with Eclipse Mars. The release is focused on quality, as well as improved support for C++11 and ADA debugging. The Terminals View is restructured into the Target Management project and now picked up from there. This release comprisies the TM Terminal implementation and the legacy Remote System Explorer (RSE). TM Terminal has been merged with the TCF Terminal implementation to form a unified VT100/ANSI terminal emulator package. It supports a range of connector types, such as Local, SSH, and Telnet, as well as integration with the org.eclipse.remote framework. RSE is now considered legacy code and this release only contains minor bug fixes. The RSE version will remain at 3.7. Thym provides tools for Apache Cordova based Hybrid Mobile Application development. This is the first major release fo Thym. With this release Thym will move out of incubation. Trace Compass is a tool for viewing and analyzing both logs and traces. It provides views, graphs, metrics, etc. to help extract useful information from logs or traces, in a way that is user-friendly and informative. This is the first major release for this project after moving the source code from Eclipse Linux Tools project. The Web Tool Platform (WTP) project provides extensible frameworks and exemplary tools to build Web and Java EE applications. This document describes the features and the API set for the Mars release. We have the following major themes for our Mars release: Xpand 2.1 is planned as a maintenance release. We focus on bugfixing for non API breaking bugs. Version 2.8.0 of Xtext will come with over 180 bugfixes, significant perfromance improvements and many new features. The most important features for Xtext are: This release is a maintenance release to support the new version of eclipse Mars. 3.6.0
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