RE: [hyades-dev] Simple question

[Harm Sluiman <sluiman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Mike, who is the large vendor you are
referring to?
Thanks for your time.
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Benoit,
 
Like all simple questions it has a complicated answer which is about the
standard "cut" of Eclipse.  At the moment Eclipse has no
view on this, 
and the thought processes have all been driven by the WSWB (WebSphere 
workbench) cut which forms the base of the WebSphere Studio product 
line.  This, of course, contains all the IDE complexity.  Now,
as it 
turns out a verly large vendor is about to ship product which diverges
from this cut (it too retains IDE function, but it removes some standard
pieces of the WSWB cut, and differs in JVM support etc.) and so it looks
worryingly like we will have a fragmented set of standard cuts owned by
different people (like you see in Linux). The right answer is for 
Eclipse itself to own the set of standard cuts, and for there to be one
which Hyades can be built on which doesn't contain IDE function.
 
I've raised this as part of the restructuring process that is going on
in Eclipse.  Don't hold your breath though.
 
MIke Norman,
Hyades Project Lead
 

-----Original Message-----
From: benoit.parreaux [mailto:benoit.parreaux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 10:25 AM
To: hyades-dev
Subject: [hyades-dev] Simple question



Hello, 
I have seen you will soon have a meeting for deciding what new features
could be introduced in Hyades. I have a question about that: do you plan
to develop a standalone Hyades version, i.e. a tool separated of the 
Eclipse IDE? Is it feasible? 

To explain my question: I love the Eclipse IDE but I feel that, 
sometimes, it is useful to have a testing tool separated from the IDE,
for example for deploying it in testing teams who don't have a 
development culture. What do you think?

Regards 

Benoit Parreaux 

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