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Revision as of 04:10, 16 January 2015

The Eclipse Oomph Installer automates the installation and update of Eclipse development environments:


OomphSimpleInstaller.png


Platform Oomph Installer Download
Windows 64 Bit oomph-extractor-win64.exe (self-extracting)
Windows 32 Bit oomph-extractor-win32.exe (self-extracting)
Mac OS 64 Bit oomph-installer-mac64.tar.gz
Linux 64 Bit oomph-installer-linux64.zip
Linux 32 Bit oomph-installer-linux32.zip


You can also install the Oomph runtime into an existing IDE from the latest update site or site archive.

Our help center is still work in progress but you may already find answers to your questions there.

The installer is provided by the Oomph project. If you are in doubt about the project's name see what The Free Dictionary says.


Features

Non-exhaustive list of features:

  • Provisioning correct set of plugins in the Eclipse IDE.
  • Binding Git repos (incl. personal Gerrit push URL).
  • Checking out projects.
  • Setting workspace preferences.
  • Configuring dynamic working sets.
  • Keeping project preferences files in sync.

The configuration is model driven, with the possibility to customize a lot for each project, each branch, each user…

Authoring Setup Models

Please read Eclipse Oomph Authoring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please read the FAQ or revisit our help center.

Getting in Touch

First browse the FAQ to see if your question has already been answered.

As a user you should post your questions and comments to the public forum:

You can also monitor the developer mailing list or discuss development topics:

If you encounter trouble or miss a feature please:

See Also

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