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 <reviews>
 	<review>
+		<title>Eclipse Galileo and Struts2</title>
+		<link><![CDATA[http://devtalks.blogspot.com/2009/07/eclipse-galileo-and-struts2.html]]></link>
+		<author>Darko Kalinic</author>
+		<date>July 29</date>
+		<language>English</language>
+		<shortDesc><![CDATA[I was quite surprised with how many people came to my blog and read my earlier post on how to create a blank Struts2 project and start using this framework in NetBeans 6.5. With a release of new Eclipse, I thought it would be interesting to do the same thing, but now in this IDE. As you probably already know, Eclipse is one of the famous and certainly one of the best Java IDEs. Well, about a month ago people from Eclipse foundation released a 3.5 version of Eclipse, called Galileo.]]></shortDesc>
+	</review>
+	<review>
 		<title>Summary Migration Guide 0AW5 (MWE, Xpand, Xtext)</title>
 		<link><![CDATA[http://ekkescorner.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/galileo-summary-migration-guide-oaw5-mwe-xpand-xtext/]]></link>
 		<author>Ekkehard Gentz</author>