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- CERN Breaks Gigabyte/s Storage-To-Tape Barrier With StorageTek
- European DataGrid Getting Ready for Release 2.0
- Hardware Address Registration Requirement for Portables
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News from the Software Development Tools Service
Pete Jones , IT/PS
Abstract
Latest news concerning XMLSpy, Sniff and SDT support.
SDT Problem tracking
From May 2003 the SDT service has started to make full use of the Remedy Problem Management Service (PRMS). All user problems concerning SDT tools will now be handled by Remedy.
For registering problems users are asked to use the email address swtool.support@cern.ch. However, for general queries please continue to use the email address Sdt.Support@cern.ch .
Sniff - an Integrated development environment for C, C++, Java, Fortran and CORBA IDL.
There is a problem related to glibc with Sniff 4.1 on Redhat 7.3. The problem is fixed in Sniff 4.1.1 and is now available for use. Please refer to the URL http://cern.ch/sdt/Sniff for more information.
XMLSpy - XMLSpy 5 is the industry standard XML Development Environment for building software applications based on eXtensible Markup Language (XML) technologies.
Version 5 Release 4 of XMLSpy is now available and includes enhanced support for developing customized XML content editing applications. In addition, there are over 50 bug-fixes and improvements. Release 4 can be installed from the Windows Add/Remove programs feature.
Access to this software is still restricted but anyone interested in this product should contact Sdt.Support.
For a full list of all SDT products please refer to the URL http://cern.ch/sdt/.
About the author(s): Peter Jones is the manager of the SDT service