The lasted build JIST.jar file available for download here is v. beta 1.10 (
2010-06-03). As there have been many updates since then, I was wondering when a new build would be available or even if an nightly build would be an option.

I like having these .jar packages around, as they don't rely on my local install-state of the eclipe programming environment. Also, they provide a nice snapshot to fall back to when things go awry locally. And finally, we shouldnt bore -regular- users with source code and such when they just want to try the latest and greatest JIST.

Daniel

The nightly build is now available as the main download link. Please let me know if it works for you - if it doesn't I'll fix it right away. We are currently doing complete nightly builds against 4 MIPAV versions (5.0.0 ... nightly). We will soon be added nightly regression testing (this is on our beta server now).

Hey Bennet!
On top of things as ever! The nightly build link works well, and installed in MIPAV without issues. What is the difference between the JIST-BASE and the other .jar package?

By the way, nice layout improvements (icons and such) it looks all very nice and modern now!


Thanks for the quick reply!
Daniel

Thanks for the design complement. We have 2 undergraduates do the redesign for a term project last fall.

In terms of the multiple jars, think of JIST like an onion.
JIST-BASE - No Plugins
JIST - Only Plugins in the JIST-Plugins repository
JIST-CRUISE - All available plugins

For example: If you are working on modifying something in the plugins repository, then you want to get the base so that the JAR doesn't conflict with your eclipse. If you are developing outside of the shared cvs or are just a user, then you want "JIST-CRUISE".