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RIM Announces BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse
Creation of Java Applications for the BlackBerry Platform from Within the Eclipse Development Environment

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RIM announced a BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE) plug-in for Eclipse - a new development tool that enables Eclipse developers to create and test wireless applications for the BlackBerry platform from within the familiar Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse will enable Eclipse developers to create powerful mobile applications for the large and growing base of BlackBerry smartphone users around the world while maintaining a familiar Eclipse development environment. It will also allow Eclipse developers to leverage the inherent capabilities and benefits of the BlackBerry system architecture and development tools.

A beta version of the plug-in is available as a free download at www.blackberry.com/go/eclipse.

"RIM values the Eclipse development community and recognizes the need for integrated tools that support the development of BlackBerry applications from within the Eclipse environment," said David Yach, CTO for Software, Research In Motion. "The introduction of the BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse builds on RIM's robust offering of development tools to further enhance and simplify mobile application development for the BlackBerry platform."

Key benefits of the BlackBerry JDE Plug-in for Eclipse include:

  • Extends Familiar Development Experience to Mobile Application Development
  • Simplifies Mobile Application Development
  • Accelerates Mobile Application Testing
  • Optimizes Wireless Application Design for BlackBerry smartphones
  • Leverages BlackBerry Enterprise Server
RIM also announced today that it has become a member of the Eclipse Foundation.

"We are glad to welcome RIM to the Eclipse Foundation for its leadership and innovation in the mobile communications market," said Mike Milinkovich, executive director, Eclipse Foundation. "We are pleased to have RIM join our ecosystem of major technology partners to help extend, complement and support the Eclipse platform."

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Don Babcock wrote: I love(d) mobile development with Java. Right up to the point that I found out that it was next to impossible to get apps to market through the catacombs you are required to navigate with each and every separate telecom provider out there in order to get your creation on their customers devices. At the time I first tried my carrier (Cingular, now the "new" ATT) "might" issue you a developer code signing certificate if you signed up for at least their intermediate level developer seat to the tune of overr $700/year. Their "premium" seat went for $5000/year at the time. So I get mighty tired of these endless articles that extoll all the money to be made in the mobile market and articles like this one that tell you how easy it is going to be to create them. That's true but why create them if no one else...
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