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Eclipse: Java EE Applications Made Easy With the latest release of Eclipse, you can get the most up-to-date components of the Eclipse framework which will speed your development of Java EE applications. Discover why Eclipse is the best framework for developing Java EE applications and why with the addition of Rational tools built on top of Eclipse, you can build the best quality enterprise applications in the shortest amount of time.

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Letter from the Editor
Bob Kane

Get Started with the Eclipse Platform
Chris Aniszczyk and David Gallardo

A Whirlwind Tour of Eclipse Europa
Chris Aniszczyk

Installing and Using Eclipse-based IBM Rational Products
Khawar Z. Ahmed

An Introduction to Eclipse for Visual Studio Users
Genady Beryozkin

Taking a Lifecycle Approach to Software Quality Testing and Management
Rikki Kirzner

Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Outshines Eclipse
Rikki Kirzner

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upported by a cross-section of the software industry including individuals and corporations, the Eclipse Foundation is dedicated to providing enterprise application developers the latest tools, platforms and frameworks to support the software development lifecycle. Since 2004, the Eclipse Foundation has worked to provide a standardized framework that developers are able to extend to suit their needs. For some, Eclipse is all a developer may need, but for others, it may only be a starting point. Fortunately, that's the power of Eclipse--it can be modified with other products to meet almost any development requirement. Fortunately, as the Eclipse pioneer, IBM has chosen not only to support the Eclipse Foundation,

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