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Kevin O'Neill, author of Necessitas, has announced the release of version 0.4, a class-path container manager for Eclipse. Improvements include reduced startup time, an update to Ivy 1.2a, dependency update checking, and more.
Necessitas is an Eclipse plug-in that adds a class-path container to manage a projects jars using the ivy dependency manager. With Necessitas, developers get the advantages of ivy without leaving eclipse.
Key features for this release:
- Start-up time greatly reduced (especially for poor bastards like me on a modem
- Update to Ivy 1.2a
- Takes advantage of the new “cache only” operations in 1.2a
- Will attempt to assign source achieves if they are available
- Developers can check for updated dependencies without downloading them
- Ivy messages are available while updating
- Lots of internal cleanup
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Eclipse News 10/19/05 07:38:08 PM EDT | |||
Necessitas 0.4 Container Manager for Eclipse Released. Kevin O'Neill, author of Necessitas, has announced the release of version 0.4, a class-path container manager for Eclipse. Improvements include reduced startup time, an update to Ivy 1.2a, dependency update checking, and more. |
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Eclipse News Desk 10/19/05 06:33:35 PM EDT | |||
Necessitas 0.4 Container Manager for Eclipse Released. Kevin O'Neill, author of Necissatas, has announced the release of version 0.4, a class-path container manager for Eclipse. Improvements include reduced startup time, an update to Ivy 1.2a, dependency update checking, and more. |
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Eclipse Developer's Journal News Desk 10/19/05 05:47:06 PM EDT | |||
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