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ColdBox Eclipse Plugins Online!

Luis Majano October 04, 2009

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Luis Majano

October 04, 2009

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I just uploaded the ColdBox Eclipse Documentation plugins online for sharing with the community.  You can find all the SVN access information in our SVN access page and below.  This way, the community can contribute to our simple eclipse plugins.

ColdBox Eclipse Plugins

The eclipse plugins contains three folder repositories:

  • org.coldbox.apidocs
  • org.coldbox.apidocs_feature
  • org.coldbox.updatesite

svn co http://ortus.svnrepository.com/svn/coldbox/eclipse_plugins --username nightlybuild --password nightlybuild

svn co https://secure3.svnrepository.com/s_lmajano/coldbox/eclipse_plugins --username nightlybuild --password nightlybuild


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Oct 14, 2009 20:49:20 UTC

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