Prolog Development Tools (ProDT) is a Prolog Integrated Development Environment (IDE) aiming to be as rich in functionality as the Eclipse's java IDE, giving the developer a single environment where it can control the development from code edition, test execution, debugging, and more...

This project takes advantage of the Eclipse's projects to take advantage of its already existent features and its extensibility.

Since v1.0.0 ProDT supports the following Prolog implementations:
* SWI-Prolog.
* XSB.
* B Prolog.

Eclipse based IDE for R.

The PFGrid is a fast and flexible SWT-Grid-widget which allows TreeList and Table-mode. The rendering is done by renderer-classes: XPTreeListRenderer, VistaTreeListRenderer and Office2007Renderer can be used out of the box, custom renderers can be implemented easily. The grid can be used as standalone library or as eclipse-plugin.

The goal of plugin is provide an editor where we can review and modify all resource files at once and get a glimpse of the texts in all languages used, allowing discover rapidly, untranslated texts.

TimeSquare is a software environment for modeling and analyzing timed systems. It supports an implementation of the Time Model introduced in the MARTE UML profile, and its companion Clock Constraint Specification Language (CCSL).

TimeSquare has four main functionalities:

* 1. interactive clock-related specifications, through dialog boxes,
* 2. clock constraint checking,
* 3. generation of a consistent temporal structure, using a Boolean solver,
* 4. displaying and exploring waveforms, written in the IEEE standard VCD format.

The Google Plugin for Eclipse is the fastest way to start developing Google Web Toolkit and App Engine applications.

MyEclipse for Spring 8.6: Generate Google Web Toolkit, Adobe Flex, iPhone Apps in Minutes

Developing Spring applications? Do it right and do it fast.

Java native implementation of the ACT-R (Anderson, 2007) cognitive architecture and support code. The IDE integration is available as a separate "product"

Eclipse IDE integration for jACT-R, Java implementation of ACT-R (Anderson, 2007) cognitive architecture.

<strong >MDA compliant and
built on
Eclipse, BLU AGE</strong><span >
®</span><strong >
generates UML models
from legacy applications'
source
code and instantly transforms them into Java EE and .Net applications.</strong>
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BLU
AGE</strong>
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2009 Edition Reverse / Modernization </strong>module
allows automatic UML models (PIM) extraction from Legacy applications
source
code and data, in order to afford their re-engineering through BLU AGE
‘Build’ and

<strong >MDA compliant and
built on
Eclipse, BLU AGE</strong><span >
®</span><strong >
generates UML models
from legacy applications'
source
code and instantly transforms them into Java EE and .Net applications.</strong>
<p><span >BLU AGE®
2009 Edition Deliver</span> module
is the first Integrated Generation Environment to fully generate your
applications into the majority of existing (and forthcoming) frameworks
and
web-application servers thanks to a large range of customizable
transformation

<p><span ><font color="#5263a3"><strong>MDA compliant and built on Eclipse, BLU AGE is groundbreaking software workbench that instantly and automatically transforms your Models into Agile Java EE and .NET business applications.</strong></font></span> </p>
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<strong>BLU AGE 2009 Edition Build </strong>module is the first Integrated Modeling Environment to build and debug your models and generate -in real time- a fully bug-free Java EE application (for PIM/BPEL validation).
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Now Graphrex supports testing of regular expressions. Matches in the test text are highlighted in the usual Eclipse style, and selection of a match shows which capture groups have captured what. As always, Graphrex gives you a visualization of the structure and flow of your regular expression that reduces the time to develop new regexes and provides a powerful new tool for documenting your work.

The IBM® Rational® Development Tools for OSGi Applications help you build enterprise OSGi applications that benefit from the modularity, dynamism, versioning, and third-party library integration provided by the OSGi enterprise framework. Build applications that can be deployed to any runtime that builds on Apache Aries, including the WebSphere Application Server v7.0 Feature Pack for OSGi Applications and Java Persistence API 2.0.

Actifsource is a code generator plug-in for the Eclipse IDE. Code generation is driven by models which are created according to user-defined meta-models. UML-like graphic editor assists modeling. Generic code templates which directly connect to the user's meta-model enable code generation. Among the supported languages are Groovy, Java, C/C++, Scala. Regeneration fo code happens in realtime whenever model, meta-model or code templates change. The user is guided by content-assist in every situation.

<b>Control Flow Graph Factory</b> is an Eclipse plugin which generates control flow graphs from java bytecode, edit them and export to GraphXML, DOT or several image formats.

<ul><li>Automatic generation of several types of control flow graphs from Java bytecode:<ul><li>bytecode graphs</li><li>source code graphs</li><li>basic block graphs</li></ul></li>
<li> Editing of control flow graphs
<ul><li>Move, create, delete, rename, ... nodes</li>

<b>Sourcecode Visualizer</b> is an Eclipse plugin for visualizing Java sourcecode. It draws a control flow graph alongside of Java source code. It is an inevitable tool for sourcecode review. Its 3 basic components are:
<li>Sourcecode Editor
<li>Controlflow Graph Panel
<li>Synchronization of control flow graph and sourcecode editor

LICENSING OPTIONS
Sourcecode Visualizer is available with a 10-day evaluation license.

Inspect, understand and debug Java bytecode, no matter if you have the corresponding source.
<ul>
<li><b>Bytecode Viewer</b>
<ul>
<li>Signatures of classes, fields and methods rendered as in java source</li>
<li>The opcodes of instructions represented by their mnemonics as specified in The Java Virtual Machine Specification</li>
<li>Comments making it easy to understand the instructions and their parameters</li>
<li>Easy-to-follow scope of exception handlers</li>