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Borland’s been talking about it for a long time, but the new version of JBuilder being announced at the JavaOne conference this week will finally be Eclipse-compliant. And it's the first to be released as part of CodeGear, the newly spun-off IDE piece of Borland that still wholly owned by the mother ship.  Full story »

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