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[news.eclipse.tools.atf] Re: When? and What?

binhexoct@xxxxxxx (Hex ) — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 22:38:56 GMT

Hi Jacek,

I had the same question and I tried the steps described at http://wiki.eclipse.org/ATF/Installing. I still don't see an option for an AJAX-project when a try to create a new project. Can you please help?

Thanks

Hex

[news.eclipse.tools.atf] Re: When? and What?

jacek.p@xxxxxxx (Jacek Pospychala) — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 11:14:09 GMT

Hi Bert, Have you tried following the steps described at http://wiki.eclipse.org/ATF/Installing ? It's all based on Eclipse 3.5 now.

Content assist and validation for frameworks like jQuery or Mootools is a great idea. A little support for javascript frameworks that was in ATF was moved to JSDT (Javascript Development Tools), but it's still not what you ask for. Could you open an enhancement request at https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=ATF for content assist and validation rules for Javascript frameworks?

thanks!

Jacek

Bert wrote:

Sorry for asking, I am sure everyone is doing his/her best. But Is it possible to give us an esitimate on when we can expect the first version of ATF available for eclipse 3.5?

Another question: Reading the paper and the site ATF looks promiosing, but one thing is not clear to me. Will it include code hinting and validation rules for frameworks like jQuery and Mootools?

[news.eclipse.tools.atf] When? and What?

pentasis@xxxxxxx (Bert) — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:46:36 GMT

Sorry for asking, I am sure everyone is doing his/her best. But Is it possible to give us an esitimate on when we can expect the first version of ATF available for eclipse 3.5?

Another question: Reading the paper and the site ATF looks promiosing, but one thing is not clear to me. Will it include code hinting and validation rules for frameworks like jQuery and Mootools?