Version 3.2.2 The more recent version 1.1.x based on Europa is here

The Object Teams Development Tooling is an extension to the Eclipse platform, serving as an integrated development environment (IDE). It embeds the role-based and aspect-oriented language Object Teams/Java into the IDE, providing software developers with a rich set of tools to support the development.

Read an Overview of the OTDT (2 pages, in German). See the Feature list for further information. See the Build Notes for changes between versions. Please at the Eclipse Plugin Central.

Pre-built binaries are available for the Win32, Linux/GTK2, Mac OS X and Solaris/GTK platforms.

The OTDT requires a Java Development Kit (JDK) version 1.5.0 or greater.

Incremental download from the update site

hints for incremental installation.

Incremental update is available to upgrade to newer versions within the same development stream (currently: 1.0.X).
The update site can also be used to add the OTDT feature to an OT/Equinox-enabled Eclipse installation (see below).
The update site is located at

• http://www.objectteams.org/distrib/otdt-updates

Full binary download (approx. 130Mb)

hints for full binary installation.

Unpack one of these zip files (approx. 130MB) into a directory of your choice:

• eclipse-SDK-3.2.2-OTDT-1.0.0-win32.zip — Windows32
• eclipse-SDK-3.2.2-OTDT-1.0.0-linux-gtk.zip — Linux with GTK
• eclipse-SDK-3.2.2-OTDT-1.0.0-macosx-carbon.zip — Mac OS X
• eclipse-SDK-3.2.2-OTDT-1.0.0-solaris-gtk.zip — Solaris with GTK

 OT/Equinox only

hints for adding OT/Equinox to an existing Eclipse installation.

Unpack this zip file (approx. 700kB) into an existing installation of Eclipse 3.2.2:

• otequinox-1.0.0.zip — all platforms

Install the OTDT as a separate extension

This is a two step process:

1. Install OT/Equinox (700kB).  
2. Install the OTDT using the update manager.  

Manual installation on top of an existing Eclipse — not recommended

hints for manually installing the OTDT feature.

Download this zip file (approx. 10MB) and proceed according to the hints.

• otdt-1.0.0-feature.zip — all platforms

 OT/J command line compiler

hints on using the command line compiler.

Place this jar file (approx. 2MB) into a location of your choice:

• ecotj_1.0.0.jar — all platforms

Notes on compatibility

The OTDT-feature replaces the Eclipse Java compiler with the OT/J compiler, which is in fact a modified version of Eclipse's Java compiler.
Find out about the compiler's compatibility.

Suggested memory setting

In order to avoid problems with low memory, we advise you to start the OTDT (command eclipse) with the following argument:

-vmargs -Xmx384m

Source code access

Fetch or browse the Source Code via anonymous subversion access.

3.2.2

The OTDT is build on top of the 3.2.2 release of Eclipse.

1.0.x

For the OTDT this is the x^th release within the 1.0 stream.

3.1002.2

For technical reasons the adapted JDT core plug-in contained in the OTDT is labeled by this kind of version number, which signals that this plug-in is compatible with a 3.2.2 release of the original JDT but not vice versa, since our JDT core additionally supports OT/J
(we are not claiming that we are 1000 releases ahead of Eclipse ;-).

 

See the Feature list for further information.

See the Build Notes for changes between versions.

Fetch or browse the Source Code via anonymous subversion access.

 

Older software..

is available here (just for documenting the history ;-)

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	Please send suggestions, bug reports or general feedback to topprax-devel @ first.fraunhofer.de.
	Please at the Eclipse Plugin Central.