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Object Teams Development Tooling 
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Object Teams Development Tooling

Version: 1.4.0M1
Support Eclipse Version: 3.3.2 - 3.6.0M3
License: Free EPL
Development Status: Production/Stable
Company: objectteams.org
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Update Site URL: http://www.objectteams.org/distrib/otdt-updates-1.4

Programming language

The Object Teams Development Tooling embeds the role-based and aspect-oriented language OT/J into the Eclipse IDE. OT/J is an extension to the Java™ language, allowing for intuitive, role-based system modularization, as well as non-invasive adaptations of existing (Java-) software. By grouping roles into so-called teams, scalability is significantly better than in pure object-oriented languages.

Development environment

The IDE is in development since 2003 and is based on the Eclipse Java development tools (JDT). It seamlessly supports and extends all features of the JDT like incremental compilation, code completion, quick-fixes, refactoring, debugging, etc.

Components

It is also possible to develop Eclipse plug-ins with OT/J and adapt existing plug-ins by hooking aspects into them. This technology — called OT/Equinox — can be used for all kinds of OSGi bundles including RCP components.

We eat our dog food

The OTDT itself has been developed using OT/Equinox thus showcasing the power of this technology in terms of unanticipated adaptations while sustaining a clear design that is easy to maintain.

Supported platforms

The OTDT has been tested on Linux, Windows and MacOS, but should run on any OS running a recent (≥1.5) JRE.

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Added on: 25-Oct-2006 | Updated: 05-Nov-2009




Last 3 Comments


User: AnonymousRating: 102009-08-13 14:12:52
Awesome!


User: AnonymousRating: 92009-07-01 10:12:56
A few minor flaws/bugs, but all together create tool to lift software architecture to the next level.


User: AnonymousRating: 32009-05-12 12:54:11
Doesn't work with Mac OS