Dear all, I have just committed the new XEclipse infrastructure to the trunk. For building and installation instruction you can go to http://svn.xwiki.org/svnroot/xwiki/xwiki-extensions/xwiki-eclipse/trunk/READ... As I have said in a previous message this version has a new architecture and a better integration with the Eclipse platform and has a more stable and flexible caching system that can be easily extended. It is almost feature equivalent with the previous one: I only need to figure out how to integrate Eclipse working sets and to re-integrate RCP (so at the moment the new XEclipse is only available as a platform plugin). I am working on this. The most important new feature, though, is object edition. XEclipse works fine with both Eclipse 3.3.x and 3.4Mx and can be compiled with one of these two platforms. I encourage you to install and try it. For GSoCers: 1) Malaka, editors are located in the org.xwiki.eclipse.ui plugins in the org.xwiki.eclipse.ui.editors.* packages. As you will notice these are full fledged editors that are not configured for any content- assist, syntax highlighting support (which you are going to write soon :)) At some point you will need to plug your infrastructure to the org.xwiki.eclipse.ui.editors.PageEditor and org.xwiki.eclipse.ui.editors.propertyEditors.TextAreaPropertyEditor. We will talk about this later. 2) As far as I understood, Enygma is working on the Eclipse-offline project that eventually will be integrated into XWiki Eclipse. It could be interesting for him to have a look at the org.xwiki.eclipse.core.storage.IDataStorage interface. This is an interface that is currently used by the DataManager for handling data exchange between a "master" and "slave" XWiki storages (i.e., a remote XWiki and a local Cache). The DataManager should be fully configurable so, for example, it should be possible to use two remote XWikis as master and slave. The only problem, right now, is that the slave data storage semantics should preserve the version number at each save, and the RemoteXWikiDataStorage does not have such a semantics right now. Cheers, Fabio