Project Summary - datatools

Description

The Eclipse Data Tools Platform- provides extensible frameworks and exemplary tools, enabling a diverse set of plug-in offerings specific to particular data-centric technologies and supported by the DTP ecosystem.

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Newsgroups

eclipse.dtp: Forum for general questions and discussions about the Eclipse Data Tools Platform project.Questions about how to use and extend DTP are welcome, as are suggestions and discussions for new features.Want to learn more about DTP and how you can leverage it? Come visit the newsgroup and talk to us! (web)

Mailing Lists

dtp-dev: Discussions about developing DTP. Used by committers working on DTP itself, and those who wish to monitorand participate in discussions about the DTP code line.(web)
dtp-pmc: (web)
dtp-reqs: (web)
dtp-connect-dev: (web)
dtp-arch: (web)
dtp-sqldevtools-dev: (web)
dtp-plan: (web)
dtp-models-dev: (web)

Source Repository

Eclipse projects store all of their source code in public revision control systems. The project hosts its revision control repository at:

CVS: :pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/datatools

Including the following CVS paths:

build

connectivity

enablement

incubator

modelbase

releng

sqltools

CVS and SVN repositories are browseable on the web.

Committers

sub-projects: connectivity, enablement, incubator, modelbase, sqltools

Active:
Larry Dunnell
Brian Fitzpatrick
Xiaoying Gu
Brian Payton
Participating:
Hui Cao
Emily Kapner
Inactive:
Hung Hsi

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