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IDEtalk 0.5.6 - collaboration tool for IntelliJ IDEA

URL: IDEtalk

At 5:56 PM on Jun 13, 2005, Kirill Maximov wrote:

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New version of the collaboration plugin for IntelliJ IDEA is released.
IDEtalk 0.5.6 contains several improvements including:

Optional sound notifications for incoming messages.
Better URL recognizing in message text.
Minor usability improvements.
Several minor bugfixes.

You may view screenshots or download the plugin at http://idetalk.com or install it via plugin manager of IntelliJ IDEA.

The plugin is compatible with both IDEA 4.5 and forthcoming IDEA 5.0 (Irida).

IDEtalk is a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that adds collaboration features to this superb Java IDE. Currently it connects developers working in the same network, but we plan to support Jabber transport in the nearest future. The major features of the plugin are:

Send navigatable stacktrace to users from your contact list. Provide optional message.
Send code pointer to a user. No need to ask "Please open file xxx line yyy" while discussing a code. Even if local and remote version of the file differ, correct position in the file will be opened.
View list of files opened by your colleague. View diff between local and remote version of the file and merge remote changes into the local version.
Basic instant messaging.
Basic session-wide history of messages.

If you want to participate in plugin development feel free to join our mailing list .

With kind regards,
KIR

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1 . At 2:12 PM on Jun 14, 2005, Kirill Maximov wrote:

Re: IDEtalk 0.5.6 - collaboration tool for IntelliJ IDEA

0.5.6 distribution pack contained a serious problem, so I released the fix as 0.5.6.1 version.
I really sorry

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-- KIR