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Ingres Corporation announced the creation of Ingres CAFE
(Consolidated Application Foundation for Eclipse), which brings together in one
bundle all the components developers need to create and deploy rich Java
applications built using the Eclipse Foundation's open source development
framework.
"Since we launched the Ingres DTP Plug-in for Eclipse last year, we have
seen significant community interest in Ingres culminating in the community
contribution of Ingres CAFE, which we are thrilled to announce this year at
EclipseCON," said Emma McGrattan, senior vice president of engineering at
Ingres. "The Ingres CAFE bundle takes the guesswork out of determining
which set of components are required to build and deploy rich Java applications
with Eclipse and Ingres all with a single click install."
Built over the last year, Ingres CAFE is an open source community contributed
project spearheaded by Samrat Dhillon, a graduate student at
"Anyone can download Ingres CAFE right now," said Dhillon.
"Before Ingres CAFE, you had to build it yourself and put it together. Not
anymore. It's one click and code."
Ingres CAFE bundles the Eclipse IDE, Ingres DBMS, Apache Tomcat, Hibernate and
JSF libraries into a single installable package complete with quick start
documentation and integrated maintenance as well as a demonstration program so
developers can learn by example. Ingres CAFE includes a version of the Eclipse
Framework and will include the Ingres Eclipse DTP (Data Tools Platform) plug-in
which was designed with developer productivity in mind, incorporating rich
functionality of the tool while maintaining a consistent way of working. The
Ingres DTP also provides for support of querying of data, the ability to run
SQL statements by highlighting the statement text, direct editing of
table data and database procedure code, and the ability to execute and get
results from row producing database procedures. These assist developers to
become productive with Eclipse and Ingres. Maintenance is
integrated as well providing easy access to the latest updates and patches.
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