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更新時間：2016-09-28
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更新時間：2016-09-28
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更新時間：2016-06-22
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- This release brings HiDPI support, improved GTK+ 3 support, adds support for the Solaris x86 and SPARC 64-bit platforms, and works on the Eclipse support for Java 9. For more details see the official Neon Plan.
New & Noteworthy URL:
- New and Noteworthy
API Certification:
- The project leadership certifies that the APIs in this release are "Eclipse Quality".
Architectural Issues:
- Eclipse Platform no longer runs on JREs below 8
- Many plug-ins switched BREE to JavaSE-1.7 or JavaSE-1.8
- Many plug-ins got generified
- Plug-ins started to use Java 8 constructs like lambdas or default methods
- More APIs have been released for Eclipse Platform 4
- Reference JREs for development and testing updated to most recent releases but no major changes
- Linux builds come with GTK+ 3 support enabled by default. If GTK+ 3 is not available we fall back to GTK+ 2
- PDE Build is in maintenance mode and is no longer used to build the Eclipse platform itself
Removed fragments:
- org.eclipse.core.filesystem.java7 (functionality moved into org.eclipse.core.filesystem, see bug 472554)
- org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility.registry (for details see bug 394739)
Removed bundle:
- org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility (for details see bug 394739)
New bundles:
- org.eclipse.ui.intro.quicklinks
- org.eclipse.pde.ds.annotations
Security Issues:
- The Eclipse top-level project continues to fix and resolve any security related issues found during development and penetration testing.
Non-Code Aspects:
- The build system is under continuous improvement
- Mars maintenance builds after 4.5.2 via Long Term Support (LTS) forge
- Conscious effort to engage contributors and accept contributions
- Attended code camps and hack days
- Held dedicated patch days where contributions were reviewed
- Initiated and heavily participated in Great Fixes for Neon
- See plan item bug 474498 for other activities to get more contributions
Internationalization:
- Latin1 and Latin2 locales are supported in all operating environments
- DBCS locales are supported on all platforms
- BIDI locales supported on all platforms
- GB18030-1 Chinese code page standard is supported on Windows, Linux GTK+ and Mac
- Added BIDI support for combo box and a new Globalization preference page
Localization:
- Tested for Localization and participating in Babel Project
Accessibility:
- Significant focus on US Gov. Section 508 accessibility compliance
- Open accessibility bugs: 14 major, 1 critical (targeted for 4.6.1), 0 blocker
- The 4.6 release contains updated User and ISV documentation
- Articles, examples, and tutorials
- Tutorials for Eclipse 4 are listed under http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse4/Tutorials
- Numerous Webinars and Podcasts
Usability:
- Eclipse SDK is a superior IDE for Java tooling and plug-in development
- Many usability enhancements made in 4.6 to continue this tradition (see New and Noteworthy for details)
- Strings are externalized to support translation into other languages
- Extensive use of mnemonics and shortcut keys in the user interface enhances usability
- Full Bidirectional support (mirroring) on Windows and Linux GTK+, bidirectional text on Mac OS X
- Accessibility support for Windows, Linux GTK+ and Mac OS X
- Eclipse User Interface Guidelines followed
End of Life:
- When evolving API the Eclipse Platform will, whenever possible, deprecate API methods and continue to keep them operational
- Exceptions to this rule are in the deprecated API removals document
- A process is in place for removing invalid/outdated API – http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse/API_Central/API_Removal_Process
Standards:
- Annotation Processing APIs
- com.sun.mirror 1.5
- javax.annotation.processing 1.6
- Java compiler API
- javax.tools 1.6
- User Assistance consumes (parses) a small subset of RSS 1.0 to get news from eclipse.org
- JUnit 4.12
- Java SE
- Compiler can generate Java 1.1 through Java 1.8 code
- Eclipse Platform runs on Java SE 8
- SWT: Win32, GDI, GDI+, OLE, IE, Cocoa, Core Graphics, Quick Draw, Safari, ATSUI, X Windows, X/t, GTK+, GDK, Pango, Cairo, ATK, Mozilla, Uniscribe,OpenGL
Communities:
- The Eclipse team is active in Bugzilla, forums and mailing lists
- Many Eclipse blogs on http://planeteclipse.org
- Some teams are using IRC to communicate
- irc://irc.freenode.net#eclipse-dev
- irc://irc.freenode.net/#eclipse-e4
- also see: http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/IRC
- Major Eclipse presence on http://stackoverflow.com
- The Eclipse team participates in code camps, conference presentations, and tutorials, including EclipseCon, EclipseCon Europe, Eclipse Demo Camps, JavaOne, JavaWorld,JAOO, JAX, JAX Asia, JSConf
- The Eclipse team interacts with other open source projects, standards bodies, and other projects on eclipse.org, including OSGi, Apache Ant, JCP, WTP, GCJ, GTK+
更新時間：2016-06-22
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- This release brings HiDPI support, improved GTK+ 3 support, adds support for the Solaris x86 and SPARC 64-bit platforms, and works on the Eclipse support for Java 9. For more details see the official Neon Plan.
New & Noteworthy URL:
- New and Noteworthy
API Certification:
- The project leadership certifies that the APIs in this release are "Eclipse Quality".
Architectural Issues:
- Eclipse Platform no longer runs on JREs below 8
- Many plug-ins switched BREE to JavaSE-1.7 or JavaSE-1.8
- Many plug-ins got generified
- Plug-ins started to use Java 8 constructs like lambdas or default methods
- More APIs have been released for Eclipse Platform 4
- Reference JREs for development and testing updated to most recent releases but no major changes
- Linux builds come with GTK+ 3 support enabled by default. If GTK+ 3 is not available we fall back to GTK+ 2
- PDE Build is in maintenance mode and is no longer used to build the Eclipse platform itself
Removed fragments:
- org.eclipse.core.filesystem.java7 (functionality moved into org.eclipse.core.filesystem, see bug 472554)
- org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility.registry (for details see bug 394739)
Removed bundle:
- org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility (for details see bug 394739)
New bundles:
- org.eclipse.ui.intro.quicklinks
- org.eclipse.pde.ds.annotations
Security Issues:
- The Eclipse top-level project continues to fix and resolve any security related issues found during development and penetration testing.
Non-Code Aspects:
- The build system is under continuous improvement
- Mars maintenance builds after 4.5.2 via Long Term Support (LTS) forge
- Conscious effort to engage contributors and accept contributions
- Attended code camps and hack days
- Held dedicated patch days where contributions were reviewed
- Initiated and heavily participated in Great Fixes for Neon
- See plan item bug 474498 for other activities to get more contributions
Internationalization:
- Latin1 and Latin2 locales are supported in all operating environments
- DBCS locales are supported on all platforms
- BIDI locales supported on all platforms
- GB18030-1 Chinese code page standard is supported on Windows, Linux GTK+ and Mac
- Added BIDI support for combo box and a new Globalization preference page
Localization:
- Tested for Localization and participating in Babel Project
Accessibility:
- Significant focus on US Gov. Section 508 accessibility compliance
- Open accessibility bugs: 14 major, 1 critical (targeted for 4.6.1), 0 blocker
- The 4.6 release contains updated User and ISV documentation
- Articles, examples, and tutorials
- Tutorials for Eclipse 4 are listed under http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse4/Tutorials
- Numerous Webinars and Podcasts
Usability:
- Eclipse SDK is a superior IDE for Java tooling and plug-in development
- Many usability enhancements made in 4.6 to continue this tradition (see New and Noteworthy for details)
- Strings are externalized to support translation into other languages
- Extensive use of mnemonics and shortcut keys in the user interface enhances usability
- Full Bidirectional support (mirroring) on Windows and Linux GTK+, bidirectional text on Mac OS X
- Accessibility support for Windows, Linux GTK+ and Mac OS X
- Eclipse User Interface Guidelines followed
End of Life:
- When evolving API the Eclipse Platform will, whenever possible, deprecate API methods and continue to keep them operational
- Exceptions to this rule are in the deprecated API removals document
- A process is in place for removing invalid/outdated API – http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse/API_Central/API_Removal_Process
Standards:
- Annotation Processing APIs
- com.sun.mirror 1.5
- javax.annotation.processing 1.6
- Java compiler API
- javax.tools 1.6
- User Assistance consumes (parses) a small subset of RSS 1.0 to get news from eclipse.org
- JUnit 4.12
- Java SE
- Compiler can generate Java 1.1 through Java 1.8 code
- Eclipse Platform runs on Java SE 8
- SWT: Win32, GDI, GDI+, OLE, IE, Cocoa, Core Graphics, Quick Draw, Safari, ATSUI, X Windows, X/t, GTK+, GDK, Pango, Cairo, ATK, Mozilla, Uniscribe,OpenGL
Communities:
- The Eclipse team is active in Bugzilla, forums and mailing lists
- Many Eclipse blogs on http://planeteclipse.org
- Some teams are using IRC to communicate
- irc://irc.freenode.net#eclipse-dev
- irc://irc.freenode.net/#eclipse-e4
- also see: http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/IRC
- Major Eclipse presence on http://stackoverflow.com
- The Eclipse team participates in code camps, conference presentations, and tutorials, including EclipseCon, EclipseCon Europe, Eclipse Demo Camps, JavaOne, JavaWorld,JAOO, JAX, JAX Asia, JSConf
- The Eclipse team interacts with other open source projects, standards bodies, and other projects on eclipse.org, including OSGi, Apache Ant, JCP, WTP, GCJ, GTK+
更新時間：2016-02-27
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更新時間：2016-02-27
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更新時間：2016-01-12
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What's new in this version:
New features:
- Java 9 support: Support for JEP 254 (Compact Strings)
- Java 9 support: The JProfiler agent now works if only the java.base module is present
- Java 9 support: Support new Java 9 version scheme
- Improved support for new PostgreSQL and MariaDB drivers
Bugs fixed:
- The eclipse IDE integration did not work with the new eclipse installer
- Direct SSH connections did not work if a multi-hop connection had been configured previously
- CPU and memory recording were active for snapshots if enabled in the initial recording profile of the session
- Removing the call tree root in the hot spots view did not update the displayed data
- If the JProfiler API jar was in the configured classpath, script dialogs did not work
- MBean browser: Show the toString() result for values and operation results with a non-open type
- Tool tips in views were not hidden when changing the view with the keyboard
- HPROF heap dumps containing instances with missing classes can now be read
- Fixed a memory leak for call tree analyses
- Fixed the JProfiler executable selection on the eclipse 4.5 preference page
- Improved the performance of the probe hotspots view
- If probe hotspots were consolidated, control objects could lose their names
- After canceling the quick start dialog, the start center was displayed
- IDE integrations did not work if the IDE ran with Java 1.6
- Object comparison: Total line was empty
- "All objects" and "Recorded objects" views: The "Diff" column in the total line was empty
- Biggest objects view in the heap walker: The "Show in graph action" remained disabled if an object set creation was canceled
- When exporting a view for the first time, the initial directory in the file chooser was the root directory
- Do not ask the "Create session" question when the profiling session has been started from an IDE integration
更新時間：2015-12-12
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Improve support for GTK+ 3:
- Luna provided GTK+ 3 support for an initial set of platforms. With this release we will improve the support for GTK+ 3 and enable it on even more platforms, especially for GTK+ versions >= 3.10.x. [SWT] (441566)
Drop support for GTK+ 2 versions older than 2.18:
- The GTK port has grown a too big range of supported GTK versions. Reducing them will allow streamlining our code base, making it easier to fix things and to attract new contributors. Support for versions older than 2.18 will be dropped. [SWT] (446454)
SWT browser currency:
- Significant work is required in the SWT browser widget to support the latest browser runtimes. As part of this effort we will add browser support for XULRunner 31 on all platforms. [SWT] (437700)
Add support for Power 8 Linux LE platform:
- We want to add support for the Power 8 Linux LE platform. This requires changes in SWT and the launcher. [Equinox, SWT] (431230, 431232)
Work on Eclipse support for Java 9:
- The next Java SE release is version 9, which is currently scheduled for early 2016. This Java release will add modularization to the Java language, also known under the code name Jigsaw. The Mars release itself will not provide any support for Java 9. [JDT and PDE] (456778)
Continuous improvement of build, and build process:
- We will continue to improve our build, and our build process. This is to some extent a continuation of the CBI related work from last release (372792) but not limited to CBI issues. [Platform Releng] (434596)
Recruit and train new contributors:
- We will continue the work we started in Luna (422762) to reduce any real or perceived barriers to contribution, and increase efforts on reviewing patches and mentoring new contributors, with the goal that they become active committers. [All components] (441565)
Performance and stability of Platform user interface:
- Version 4.4 of the Eclipse Platform still has some performance and functional shortcomings compared to the old 3.x generation of the platform. We will work to root out and eliminate these remaining bugs to increase the overall quality and performance of the 4.x generation platform. This was already a 4.4 plan item (422467) but it got deferred. [Platform UI] (441512)
Revive performance tests:
- After the migration to CBI and build.eclipse.org, our performance tests stopped working. With this release we want to create a stable performance test infrastructure and bring back to live at least the most relevant performance tests. This was already a 4.4 plan item but it got deferred. [Platform Releng] (374441)
Surface more options on the Tracing preference page (new):
- We have been observing a number of bugs reported regarding intermittent behavior of low level parts of Eclipse Platform like builders, resource listeners, jobs, etc. Usually those problems are hard to reproduce and there are no steps to trigger it. Therefore, we want to make more options available on the 'Tracing' preference page, so that they can be enabled by the user in the currently running workspace where the problem surfaces. [Platform Resources, Platform Team, JDT Core and JDT UI] (441575)
更新時間：2015-12-12
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
Improve support for GTK+ 3:
- Luna provided GTK+ 3 support for an initial set of platforms. With this release we will improve the support for GTK+ 3 and enable it on even more platforms, especially for GTK+ versions >= 3.10.x. [SWT] (441566)
Drop support for GTK+ 2 versions older than 2.18:
- The GTK port has grown a too big range of supported GTK versions. Reducing them will allow streamlining our code base, making it easier to fix things and to attract new contributors. Support for versions older than 2.18 will be dropped. [SWT] (446454)
SWT browser currency:
- Significant work is required in the SWT browser widget to support the latest browser runtimes. As part of this effort we will add browser support for XULRunner 31 on all platforms. [SWT] (437700)
Add support for Power 8 Linux LE platform:
- We want to add support for the Power 8 Linux LE platform. This requires changes in SWT and the launcher. [Equinox, SWT] (431230, 431232)
Work on Eclipse support for Java 9:
- The next Java SE release is version 9, which is currently scheduled for early 2016. This Java release will add modularization to the Java language, also known under the code name Jigsaw. The Mars release itself will not provide any support for Java 9. [JDT and PDE] (456778)
Continuous improvement of build, and build process:
- We will continue to improve our build, and our build process. This is to some extent a continuation of the CBI related work from last release (372792) but not limited to CBI issues. [Platform Releng] (434596)
Recruit and train new contributors:
- We will continue the work we started in Luna (422762) to reduce any real or perceived barriers to contribution, and increase efforts on reviewing patches and mentoring new contributors, with the goal that they become active committers. [All components] (441565)
Performance and stability of Platform user interface:
- Version 4.4 of the Eclipse Platform still has some performance and functional shortcomings compared to the old 3.x generation of the platform. We will work to root out and eliminate these remaining bugs to increase the overall quality and performance of the 4.x generation platform. This was already a 4.4 plan item (422467) but it got deferred. [Platform UI] (441512)
Revive performance tests:
- After the migration to CBI and build.eclipse.org, our performance tests stopped working. With this release we want to create a stable performance test infrastructure and bring back to live at least the most relevant performance tests. This was already a 4.4 plan item but it got deferred. [Platform Releng] (374441)
Surface more options on the Tracing preference page (new):
- We have been observing a number of bugs reported regarding intermittent behavior of low level parts of Eclipse Platform like builders, resource listeners, jobs, etc. Usually those problems are hard to reproduce and there are no steps to trigger it. Therefore, we want to make more options available on the 'Tracing' preference page, so that they can be enabled by the user in the currently running workspace where the problem surfaces. [Platform Resources, Platform Team, JDT Core and JDT UI] (441575)
更新時間：2015-06-25
更新細節：
What's new in this version:
- New Java IDE features, including hierarchical view of nested projects, ability to customize perspectives and speed improvements for text search.
- Integrated tools for building and maintaining Docker containers, available from Linux Tools project.
- Oomph project now makes it possible to record and share user preference settings across individual workspaces.
- New integration with Gradle making it easy to manage Gradle builds from Eclipse, via the Buildship project.
- Improved Maven support, including support for Maven 3.3.3, improved Maven archetypes integration and enhanced auto-completion in the pom editor.
- Automated error reporting that allows Eclipse users to report errors directly to Eclipse projects.
- The new Thym project provides tools for building cross-platform mobile applications using Apache Cordova.