Project Summary

Description

Target Management Project
The Target Management project creates data models and frameworks to configure and manage remote systems, their connections, and their services.
Our main offering is the Remote System Explorer (RSE), which is also part of the Eclipse Ganymede coordinated release train. It integrates any sort of heterogeneous remote resources under a single, consistent UI and allows transparent working on remote computers just like the local one. For Ganymede, it provides access to remote file systems for other projects to consume via the Eclipse Filesystem (EFS).
Other offerings include a lightweight Terminal, a Network Discovery framework, and the Target Communication Framework. More about target management »

Commits Activity Meter

Newsgroups

eclipse.dsdp.tm: Announcements, questions and discussions about the Remote System Explorer (RSE), TM Terminal and TCF. (web)

Mailing Lists

dsdp-tm-dev: Discussion of TM development issues (Meeting invitations, proposals, ideas). Mostly used by TM committers and contributors.(web)
dsdp-tm-cvs-commit: E-Mail notifications for every commit to the TM CVS Repository.(web)
dsdp-tm-svn-commit: E-Mail notifications for every commit to the TM SVN Repository.(web)
dsdp-tcf-dev: Discussion of TCF development issues (Questions, meeting invitations, proposals, ideas).(web)

Source Repository

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

SVN: http://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/dsdp/org.eclipse.tm.tcf

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

Including the following CVS paths:

org.eclipse.tm.core

org.eclipse.tm.rse

CVS and SVN repositories are browseable on the web.

Committers

Active:
Felix Burton
David McKnight
Martin Oberhuber
Eugene Tarassov
Participating:
Anna Dushistova
David Dykstal
Michael Scharf
Uwe Stieber
Inactive:
Xuan Chen
Kevin Doyle
Radoslav Gerganov

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