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Eclipse 3.3 to support console-variant for Windows

At 6:55 PM on May 2, 2007, Alex Blewitt DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Bug 173862 says "Investigate the creation of a console friendly eclipse.exe, which when started from within a console, would act like any other console app (redirect of in/out/err)." and has been marked as fixed in 3.3

This gives eclipse.exe and eclipsec.exe, in much the same way that java.exe and javaw.exe works on Windows. Running the Java -jar option has exactly the same effects as before.

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1. At 3:55 AM on May 3, 2007, Alex Blewitt DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3 to support console-variant for Windows

It turns out that Andrew Niefer had written a more detailed post about the same thing earlier yesterday. Worth checking out as well if you haven't done already (and mental note: read PlanetEclipse before writing newsworthy posts ...)

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