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Contents 1 Build Types 2 Build Schedule 3 Build Mechanics 4 PMC Defect Review 5 How To Create an Official Patch for WTP 2.0.x 6 How To Get a JUnit Test Project Into Our Builds 7 A Quick Guide to Installing a WTP Build for Testing or as Development Target 8 Background and Further Reading References

Build Types

I, M, S, what does it all mean?

Build Schedule

Having trouble feeling that sweet WTP build rhythm?

Build Mechanics

Background information on the plumbing behind the WTP builds.

PMC Defect Review

End of cycle governance.

How To Create an Official Patch for WTP 2.0.x

What is an official patch?

For older versions, see WTP Release 1.5.5 Patches

How To Get a JUnit Test Project Into Our Builds

Get automatic testing for your project today!

A Quick Guide to Installing a WTP Build for Testing or as Development Target

How can I start developing against WTP?

Background and Further Reading References

• WTP follows the basic process and recommendations for versioning as the base Eclipse platform.

• Very helpful guide to builds and automatic testing.

• step-by-step on how to do updates.

• We base our builds on the Eclipse platform's "basebuilder".

• While slightly out of date, see the WTP releng document attachment.

• Eclipse Help