The XWiki Watch development team is pleased to announce the release of XWiki Watch 1.0 Milestone 2. …

This is the first release candidate leading to XWiki Enterprise 1.2. It includes a new Statistics UI and several stability improvements and bugfixes. See the release notes for full details.

XEclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that allows the user to interact with an XWiki server directly from within the Eclipse IDE. It comes in two flavors: as an Eclipse plugin that can be directly integrated in the Eclipse IDE or as a standalone RCP application.

This release is mostly a maintenance release that fixes some serious bugs that prevented XEclipse version 1.0 to work correctly.

See the XEclipse page for more information and for the release notes. 

XWiki Developers will be at Javapolis 2007 on the OW2 booth. Javapolis is the biggest Java-related conference in Europe, drawing lot of people from many great projects. 

Vincent Massol & jean-Vincent Drean will be available on the booth to meet new people and talk about XWiki. We will be demoing XWiki's applications range, from XWiki Enterprise Manager and XWiki Watch to XEclipse. XWiki Enterprise 1.2 and the new version of XWiki.org will be introduced to the world there.

We will also be performing a demo of XWiki Watch integration within the eXo WebOS on stage during the OW2 intervention.

Come and see us on booth n°4! You can also register to the event on XWiki's Facebook Group 

Javapolis 2007 Floor Plan

XEclipse is an Eclipse plug-in that allows the user to interact with an XWiki server directly from within the Eclipse IDE. It comes in two flavors: as an Eclipse plugin that can be directly integrated in the Eclipse IDE or as a standalone RCP application.

This release contains a refactored and redesigned user interface, the ability of working offline, quick page navigation, working sets and many other bugfixes and improvements.

See the XEclipse page for more information and for the release notes.