[ANN] JNDI Explorer version 1.1 [message #66296] |
Tue, 24 June 2003 16:15 |
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Originally posted by: renaud+eclipse.waldura.org
Dear Eclipse users:
I am pleased to announce the public release of my JNDI Explorer plug-in for
Eclipse, version 1.1. Download it here:
http://renaud.waldura.com/software/java/com.waldura.eclipse. jndibrowser/
This new version, to which you all contributed with your bug reports and
code patches, includes the following new features:
* Plug-in was renamed "JNDI Explorer" for consistency with other Eclipse
views.
* User-friendly labels for initial context factories, e.g. "WebLogic",
"JBoss", etc.
* Improved error handling.
* All the values of a multi-valued context attribute are displayed in the
Properties view. (Only the first value was displayed previously.)
* A "busy" cursor is shown when looking up the context.
* Documentation updates; integrated user feedback.
* Fixed minor GUI inconsistencies; actions are correctly enabled/disabled
depending on the current selection.
* Plug-in now uses standard workbench icons.
* Defined public API for integration with JBoss IDE.
Some of the features you requested require more work than I was able to
complete in a reasonable time frame, and were delayed to the next release.
But fear not, I fully intend to implement them as soon as time permits.
Those include:
* A preference page to select JNDI libraries outside the workspace projects.
This has been requested by many users, and we're working on it.
* A revamped UI to configure initial context factories.
* Extension points to allow you to easily hook up your own menus and actions
into the JNDI tree.
* The ability to inspect (in the debugger) an object bound in the JNDI tree
(experiment).
Finally, welcome Andres Camacho <andresfcamacho@yahoo.com> who will help me
out with the next release. Let him know how much you appreciate his
generosity.
I look forward to your feedback, and thank you for your continued support!
--Renaud Waldura
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