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Tuesday October 28, 2003

[Proof] Panther ships with Ant, XDoclet and JBoss!

Simon mentions some treats that Panther has for developers:

I've just installed Panther and since you don't get stuff like CVS installed by default, I decided to open up the XCode CD and install the developer tools. To my surprise there are some Java tools tucked away including Ant, XDoclet, log4j and JBoss.

Here's a screenshot to prove it really does exist:

Developers Tools options for Panther

Wicked cool. It sucks that Ant is out of date (1.5.3), but that's OK since I already have it installed.

Oh yeah, and the 3rd Party RAM I have that was causing the Panther install to hang? I re-installed it and everything seems to work just fine.

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