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The Lomboz 3.0rc2 release works perfectly together with Eclipse 3.0. You can download it here (lomboz.3rc2.zip).
Please make sure to download the accompanying Eclipse Modelling Framework (EMF) plug-in too (emf-sdo-runtime-I200406100948.zip)!
EMF by the way, seems to be an excellent tool
used to define and implement structured data models
see Using EMF for a nice introduction.
For configuration of the Lomboz plug-in, I suggest this tutorial once more 😉
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Nowadays I work with Eclipse and WTP, see http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/.
Works really fine for J2EE development, including JSP editors, XML validators and such! The only plug-in I use in addition is the Quantum DB plug-in, for access to my database(s).
Thanks. Was searching for support to develop J2EE on Eclipse.
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I want to download the lombooz plugin
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