Plug-in Bazaar

Join us for an afternoon with fellow Plug-in Developers! JavaPolis brings together one of the largest crowds of Java enthusiasts in central Europe and we'd like to offer a special opportunity for the developer community at this great conference.

Special invitation to Plug-In Developers!

The Plug-In Bazaar is open to everyone attending JavaPolis, but we'd like to extend a special invitation to Eclipse, NetBeans and IDEA Plug-in Developers. A rich Plug-in ecosystem exists in Europe and we'd like to give you the opportunity to meet one another, API to API. You'll have a chance to experience demos of each other's plug-ins and projects, to discuss issues and solutions and future directions.

All you'll need to bring is your laptop, loaded with your plug-in and a short demo. We'll provide a place to plug-in so you can demo in small groups. We'll have space for you to hang a poster, a great way to introduce yourself to your fellow developers and get the conversations started. If you would like us to reserve a space for you and your laptop, (and a poster) all you need to do is sign up on the plug-in list below.

More about the Bazaar

The Bazaar is meant to be just that - a chance to wander amongst many different plug-ins, products and projects. We will have a handful of more traditional-looking demo slots of 20 minutes, with a projector and screen. But, we'd like you, the particpants to tell us which demos are the 'must-see's for everyone at the bazaar. Voting takes place live, on site - so don't forget to come and support your favourite plug-in!

When?
Monday December 12th from 14:00 till 19:00

Who?
All Java (Plug-in) developers, FREE entrance !

Want to demo your Plug-In ?

1. Login (sign up if you don't have an acount yet.... it's FREE)!
2. Edit this page by clicking on the 'Edit' tab.
3. Add your Plug-In to the list below.
4. Update your wiki profile, so people can see who you are and what you do.

If you don't like editing wiki's then please mail your Plug-In to info@bejug.org and we'll publish it for you

Plug-Ins

Name	Developer/Company	IDE
Workshop Plugin	Greg Stachnick - BEA Systems	Eclipse
Clearcase Plugin	Roel De Meester - inno.com	Eclipse
Subversion Plugin	Daniel Bradby - Subclipse	Eclipse
Argus Codewatch	Roel Spilker - TOPdesk	Eclipse
WSUnit	Daniel Bradby - WSUnit	Eclipse
Maven Support	Milos Kleint	NetBeans
NetCaboodle	Nigel Warren	NetBeans
Mobility	Tim Boudreau	NetBeans
Profiler	Tim Boudreau	NetBeans
XUI- KalIDEoscope	Luan O'Carroll - Xoetrope	NetBeans
Carousel	Luan O'Carroll - Xoetrope	NetBeans
JBoss jBPM GPD	Koen Aers - JBoss	Eclipse
JMS Plugin	Joris Van den Bogaert - Esus	Eclipse
JMX Plugin	Jean-Francois Denise - Sun	NetBeans
AspectJ Plugin	Ramnivas Laddad	Eclipse
Inspection Gadgets	Bas Leijdekkers	IntelliJ IDEA
Inspection-JS	Bas Leijdekkers	IntelliJ IDEA
Derby Plugin	Sun Microsystems	NetBeans
JBoss Integration	Martin Fuhrer - Fuhrer Engineering	IntelliJ IDEA
JProfiler	Martin Fuhrer - Fuhrer Engineering	IntelliJ IDEA
Geronimo Integration	Martin Fuhrer - Fuhrer Engineering	IntelliJ IDEA
CWD4ALL	Mrs. Sylvia Maeckelberghe - IKAN Software	JDeveloper
SCM4ALL	Mr. Wouter Billiau - IKAN Software	JDeveloper
Java File Structure	Tim Boudreau	NetBeans
Java Type Hierarchy	Tim Boudreau	NetBeans
W4T Eclipse	Jochen Krause - Innoopract	Eclipse
Eclipse C/C++ Development Tools	Elias Volanakis - Innoopract	Eclipse