The final release of JBoss Tools 3.1 is here.
JBoss recently announced the final release of JBoss Tools
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JBoss recently announced the final release of JBoss Tools 3.1, to compliment Eclipse 3.5. The product is classed as a umbrella project for Eclipse plugins that supports JBoss and related technology. Newer features to JBoss tools include support for CDI, JSF2 BPEL and Smooks. Version 3.1 also comes with ESB support and Maven integration. The company says existing tooling for Hibernate, Seam and Portal have also been improved.
Installation
This is the official version of JBoss Tools that will run on and require Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo). When installing you can either use the remote Update Site or download the update site zip from the main Download for offline installation. In both cases you can pick and choose which plugins/features you want to install.
For some features other dependencies are needed. For example Maven integration requires m2eclipse 0.10. They have done what they can to enable the related update sites, but in case you disabled them explicitly you would need to add or enable them manually. If you have problems with the installation see this
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