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About the ECF Project

ECF is a framework for supporting the development of distributed Eclipse-based tools and applications. It can be used to create other plugins, tools, or full Eclipse RCP applications that require asynchronous point-to-point or publish-and-subscribe messaging.

See plans and components on the ECF Wiki for efforts currently underway.

What's New

[Adarrow] May 6, 2008 - ECF 2.0.0 milestone 7 released on eclipse.org. See here for download. See New and Noteworthy release documentation.

[Adarrow] Mar 24, 2008 - ECF committers Scott Lewis, Markus Kuppe, Ted Kubaska, and Jan Rellermeyer present at EclipseCon 2008. Presentation slides can be found here.

[Adarrow] Mar 16, 2008 - ECF 2.0.0 milestone 5d released on eclipse.org. See here for download. See New and Noteworthy release documentation.

[Adarrow] October 19, 2007 - ECF 1.2.0 released on eclipse.org. See here for download. See New and Noteworthy release documentation.

[Adarrow] September 27, 2007 - ECF 1.0.3 available via Eclipse.org. Eclipse Communication Framework 1.0.3 build is now available. See here for download.
[Adarrow] July 27, 2007 - Great ECF Contributions for BugDay. Several great contributions from new contributors for BugDay July 2007. Thanks to all who participated.
[Adarrow] June 22, 2007 - Really cool: Server-side interactive fiction done with Equinox and ECF.
[Adarrow] May 14, 2007 - Podcast with ECF project lead Scott Lewis.
[Adarrow] April 2, 2007 - ECF blog Scott has (re)-started a blog for ECF.