Gabriel Petrovay of 28msec and Sam Neth of Mark Logic will be presenting XQDT at EclipseCon this week. If you’re at the conference, consider stopping by Wednesday at 1:30pm for an overview of our progress and plans for the future.
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2010/sessions/?page=sessions&id=1163
Thank you all XQDT friends for reporting bugs and helping us make XQDT a better tool.A new minor release is now available for update. Use the update facility in your Eclipse to upgrade your existing version of XQDT. If you don’t have it installed, use our update site to do so (please refer our installation instructions).A couple of bugs corrected that are worth mentioning are:
Sausalito tools now benefit of a couple of new features:
As promised earlier, the MarkLogic Server support (grammar extension and execution environment) is now enable.There is a known issue with the Sausalito semantic checker. This will be corrected in our next release (XQDT 2.2) at the end of this month when a new version of the Sausalito CoreSDK will also be released.Please continue to use XQDT, report bugs, and request new features. If you feel like contributing to our effort, send us a patch and we will be happy to review it and include it in XQDT.
We would like to announce XQDT Version 2.1. This release has the following features:
If you already have XQDT installed just update the XQDT and SET plugins. If you are a new user, install the plugins from the update site at http://www.xqdt.org/xqdt/2.0/. For further details, please refer our installation instructions. In any case, remember that for working with XQDT 2.0, you must have DLTK 1.0 installed in your Eclipse. This can be installed from the DLTK update site at http://download.eclipse.org/technology/dltk/updates-dev/1.0Thank you for the contributions so far! Please continue to report bugs and features in our Sourceforge tracking systems at https://sourceforge.net/projects/xqdt/