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   <introduction>
     <html:p>The Eclipse Packaging Project (EPP) is responsible for creating technology that makes
       it easier for new users to consume the output of other Eclipse projects and for coordinating
       the package releases together with the yearly release train. In order to achieve this goal,
       EPP is active on different levels since the Europa Release 2007:</html:p>
     <html:ul>
       <html:li>
         <html:b>Create entry level downloads based on defined user profiles.</html:b>
         The project defined and created the EPP downloads of Java Developer, Java EE Developer,
         C/C++ Developer and RCP Developer. These downloads are available from the main Eclipse
         download page. In addition to that, EPP coordinates with other package maintainers the
         creation of new package definitions and ensures that the packages are tested.
       </html:li>
       <html:li>
         <html:b>Provide and integrate the EPP Usage Data Collector (UDC).</html:b>
         The Usage Data Collector collects information about how individuals are using the Eclipse
         platform. The intent is to use this data to help committers and organizations better
         understand how developers are using Eclipse.
       </html:li>
       <html:li>
         <html:b>Provide and integrate the Eclipse Marketplace Client (MPC).</html:b>
         The MPC provides tight install integration between the Eclipse workspace and Eclipse Marketplace,
         plus other third party solution listings.
       </html:li>
       <html:li>
         <html:b>Provide a platform that allows the creation of packages (zip/tar downloads)
           from an update site.</html:b>
         The core technology of the project will enable the creation of download packages that are
         created by bundling Eclipse features from one or multiple Eclipse update sites.
       </html:li>
       <html:li>
         <html:b>Create and manage a new dynamic installer.</html:b>
         EPP creates a new RAP-based wizard that enables a user to choose and pick software
         components from other Eclipse projects. The output is a customized p2-installer that guides
         the user through the initial install process and downloads the necessary software
         components.
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     </html:ul>
   </introduction>
   <release_deliverables/>
   <release_milestones>
     <preamble>
       <html:p>All EPP releases appear simultaneously with the release train releases (here:
         Helios).</html:p>
     </preamble>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios M6"
       date="2010-03-19"/>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios M7"
       date="2010-05-07">
       <html:p>All packages must be defined and their content must be specified.</html:p>
     </milestone>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios RC1"
       date="2010-05-21"/>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios RC2"
       date="2010-05-28"/>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios RC3"
       date="2010-06-04"/>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios RC4"
       date="2010-06-11"/>
     <milestone
       milestone="Helios RC5"
       date="2010-06-23"/>
     <postamble/>
   </release_milestones>
   <target_environments>
     <html:p>EPP creates its packages for Windows 32-bit, Windows 64-bit, Linux 32-bit, Linux 64-bit and Mac OSX.
       All of the packages require at least a JVM 1.5 because of the software components that are
       included in the packages.</html:p>
     <html:p>Source code used and developed within the project needs a JVM 1.5 or higher.
     </html:p>
     <internationalization>
     <html:div><html:p>All outputs produced are prepared for internationalization via Babel.</html:p></html:div>
     </internationalization>
   </target_environments>
   <compatibility_with_previous_releases>
   <html:div><html:p>All frameworks and APIs produced with this release are compatible with previous releases</html:p></html:div>
   </compatibility_with_previous_releases>
   <themes_and_priorities>
     <preamble/>
     <theme
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       <description>
         <html:p>EPP will create and deliver the packages for the next release train. The exact
           content and the number of packages are subject to change and depend on the community
           feedback and help.</html:p>
       </description>
       <committed>
         <html:ul>
           <html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse Modeling Tools</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java and Report Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse IDE for PHP Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Pulsar for Mobile Java Developers</html:li>
           <html:li>Eclipse SOA Platform for Java and SOA Developers</html:li>
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       </committed>
     </theme>
     <theme
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       <description>
         <html:p> The dynamic package delivery component provides an extensible framework for, and an
           exemplary implementation of, a service for dynamically selecting and
           downloading/installing installable units.</html:p>
       </description>
       <committed>
         <html:p>Preview available for Friends-of-Eclipse.</html:p>
       </committed>
     </theme>
         <theme
       name="Usage Data Collector (UDC)">
       <description>
         <html:p>Bug fixes only are planned for this release.</html:p>
       </description>
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     </theme>
         <theme
       name="Marketplace Client (MPC)">
       <description>
         <html:p>The Marketplace Client will be introduced with this release.</html:p>
       </description>
       <committed>
         <html:p>New code.</html:p>
       </committed>
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   <appendix/>
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	xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
	name="EPP"
	plan-format="1.0">
	<release
	projectid="technology.packaging"
	version="1.3"></release>
	<introduction>
	<html:p>The Eclipse Packaging Project (EPP) is responsible for creating technology that makes
	it easier for new users to consume the output of other Eclipse projects and for coordinating
	the package releases together with the yearly release train. In order to achieve this goal,
	EPP is active on different levels since the Europa Release 2007:</html:p>
	<html:ul>
	<html:li>
	<html:b>Create entry level downloads based on defined user profiles.</html:b>
	The project defined and created the EPP downloads of Java Developer, Java EE Developer,
	C/C++ Developer and RCP Developer. These downloads are available from the main Eclipse
	download page. In addition to that, EPP coordinates with other package maintainers the
	creation of new package definitions and ensures that the packages are tested.
	</html:li>
	<html:li>
	<html:b>Provide and integrate the EPP Usage Data Collector (UDC).</html:b>
	The Usage Data Collector collects information about how individuals are using the Eclipse
	platform. The intent is to use this data to help committers and organizations better
	understand how developers are using Eclipse.
	</html:li>
	<html:li>
	<html:b>Provide and integrate the Eclipse Marketplace Client (MPC).</html:b>
	The MPC provides tight install integration between the Eclipse workspace and Eclipse Marketplace,
	plus other third party solution listings.
	</html:li>
	<html:li>
	<html:b>Provide a platform that allows the creation of packages (zip/tar downloads)
	from an update site.</html:b>
	The core technology of the project will enable the creation of download packages that are
	created by bundling Eclipse features from one or multiple Eclipse update sites.
	</html:li>
	<html:li>
	<html:b>Create and manage a new dynamic installer.</html:b>
	EPP creates a new RAP-based wizard that enables a user to choose and pick software
	components from other Eclipse projects. The output is a customized p2-installer that guides
	the user through the initial install process and downloads the necessary software
	components.
	</html:li>
	</html:ul>
	</introduction>
	<release_deliverables/>
	<release_milestones>
	<preamble>
	<html:p>All EPP releases appear simultaneously with the release train releases (here:
	Helios).</html:p>
	</preamble>
	<milestone
	milestone="Helios M6"
	date="2010-03-19"/>
	<milestone
	milestone="Helios M7"
	date="2010-05-07">
	<html:p>All packages must be defined and their content must be specified.</html:p>
	</milestone>
	<milestone
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	date="2010-05-21"/>
	<milestone
	milestone="Helios RC2"
	date="2010-05-28"/>
	<milestone
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	date="2010-06-04"/>
	<milestone
	milestone="Helios RC4"
	date="2010-06-11"/>
	<milestone
	milestone="Helios RC5"
	date="2010-06-23"/>
	<postamble/>
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	<target_environments>
	<html:p>EPP creates its packages for Windows 32-bit, Windows 64-bit, Linux 32-bit, Linux 64-bit and Mac OSX.
	All of the packages require at least a JVM 1.5 because of the software components that are
	included in the packages.</html:p>
	<html:p>Source code used and developed within the project needs a JVM 1.5 or higher.
	</html:p>
	<internationalization>
	<html:div><html:p>All outputs produced are prepared for internationalization via Babel.</html:p></html:div>
	</internationalization>
	</target_environments>
	<compatibility_with_previous_releases>
	<html:div><html:p>All frameworks and APIs produced with this release are compatible with previous releases</html:p></html:div>
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	<themes_and_priorities>
	<preamble/>
	<theme
	name="Helios Packages">
	<description>
	<html:p>EPP will create and deliver the packages for the next release train. The exact
	content and the number of packages are subject to change and depend on the community
	feedback and help.</html:p>
	</description>
	<committed>
	<html:ul>
	<html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse Modeling Tools</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse IDE for Java and Report Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse IDE for PHP Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Pulsar for Mobile Java Developers</html:li>
	<html:li>Eclipse SOA Platform for Java and SOA Developers</html:li>
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	</committed>
	</theme>
	<theme
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	<description>
	<html:p> The dynamic package delivery component provides an extensible framework for, and an
	exemplary implementation of, a service for dynamically selecting and
	downloading/installing installable units.</html:p>
	</description>
	<committed>
	<html:p>Preview available for Friends-of-Eclipse.</html:p>
	</committed>
	</theme>
	<theme
	name="Usage Data Collector (UDC)">
	<description>
	<html:p>Bug fixes only are planned for this release.</html:p>
	</description>
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	<theme
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	<description>
	<html:p>The Marketplace Client will be introduced with this release.</html:p>
	</description>
	<committed>
	<html:p>New code.</html:p>
	</committed>
	</theme>
	</themes_and_priorities>
	<appendix/>
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