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This page provides an overview of the build options available to Eclipse projects.
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=Running Your Build=
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You have three options for running your build:
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* Run it through our [[Hudson]] instance.
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* Run it directly on the Eclipse Foundation's [[IT_Infrastructure_Doc#Builds|Build Server]] using the command-line or cron job.
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* Run it on your own hardware.
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=Build Output=
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The output from your build should be hosted on an Eclipse [[IT_Infrastructure_Doc#Downloads|Downloads server]] where it can be mirrored, monitored, and otherwise managed by the Webmaster.
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Downloads should ''never'' be hosted directly on a project's website.
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=Build Technologies=
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Eclipse projects are free to choose a build technology that best suits their needs. Here are some options to consider (listed alphabetically):
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* <strike>[[Athena Common Build]]</strike> (Athena is no longer being actively developed)
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* [http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emft/b3/ b3]
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* [http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster/ Buckminster]
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* Maven: [http://www.eclipse.org/tycho/ Tycho] with the [[Minerva]] examples.
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* [http://www.eclipse.org/pde/pde-build/ PDE Build]
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** [[Building|Building Eclipse- and RCP-based products using PDE Build]]
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=Simultaneous Release=
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Projects can opt to participate in the [[Simultaneous Release]] (named [[Indigo]] in 2011).
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* [[SimRel/Overview|Overview of the Simultaneous Release for Eclipse Projects]]
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