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Revision as of 05:52, 11 April 2012
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Using existing EclipseRT technologies, the RTP project provides a package that can be used to set up a runtime for different platforms and architectures - for example, Servers, Clients or the Cloud. Besides this the RTP project provides examples and guidance on how to go further.
Getting Started
- Eclipse RTP Amazon Images - start your own RTP instance on Amazon EC2
- HttpDeployer - deploy features to RTP using the IDE