DSDP-TM RSE Downloads

RSE Release Build: 1.0.1
Dec 15, 2006

These downloads are provided under the Eclipse.org Software User Agreement.

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Requirements

RSE requires Eclipse-3.2 (download page) or later, e.g. 3.2.1.

3.3M1, 3.3M2 and 3.3M3 have been reported to work, but have not undergone any formal testing.

SDK (includes client runtime, user and ISV documentation, and source)

Status	Platform	Download
	All	RSE-SDK-1.0.1.zip

Stand-alone Offerings, Integrations and Add-ons

Status	Platform	Download	Notes
	All	TM-terminal-1.0.1.zip	A stand-alone ANSI / vt102 terminal emulator widget and view (with minor limitations). Includes pluggable connectors for serial line (through Sun Javacomm, see the installation notes), ssh and telnet. Includes Source.
	All	TM-discovery-1.0.1.zip	An API and DNS-SD / Zeroconf based implementation for remote network service discovery. Runs stand-alone or integrated with RSE. Requires EMF 2.2.0 or later. Includes Source.
	All	RSE-remotecdt-1.0.1.zip	A Launch Configuration for running and debugging C/C++ programs on a remote host through RSE-provided shell and file services, and gdbserver. Requires CDT and RSE. Includes Source.
	All	RSE-efs-1.0.1.zip	An experimental Eclipse Filesystem (EFS) provider, which uses RSE contributed file services. It currently works for accessing remote file systems, but cannot be used to hold Projects of an Eclipse Workspace due to resource locking issues. Includes Source.
	All	RSE-examples-1.0.1.zip	Tutorial code and example projects for developing against RSE SDK.

DStore Server Runtime

Status	Platform	Download
	Windows (Supported Versions)	rseserver-1.0.1-windows.zip
	Linux (Supported Versions)	rseserver-1.0.1-linux.tar
	Other Unix (Supported Versions)	rseserver-1.0.1-unix.tar
	Mac OS X (Experimental)	rseserver-1.0.1-macosx.tar

Client Runtime Binaries
The runtime binaries do not include source and developer documentation, and they are available in a more fine-grained packaging for re-use in other products. RSE-runtime-core is required, and includes the user documentation. All other runtime packages are optional.