Eclipse in Mandriva Cooker

I'm looking for someone to take care for eclipse in mandriva cooker.
This should not require too much effort - only a regular sync with Fedora's packages.
If anyone wants to help I promise to ping him whenever there is a fix in fedora that should be put in Mandriva and help with fixing any issue. As I'm working on Fedora Eclipse full time now if there is some problem in Mandriva it is going to be a problem with Fedora too. So really you even don't need to know much about java packaging - you just need account at kenobi :). And you are more than welcome at Linux distros.
Write me if you want more info.

Ruby

JRuby 1.1.2 and its dependencies are on the cooker mirrors now. (If only there was a tagged version for the joni version used in this release).

Rails is also updated to the newest 2.1.0 release.

Eclipse rpm editor 0.3.0 - What's new?

Check out all the goodies in it:
* Bump the java to the 1.5 level and generify the source.
* Fix File->Open File bug.
* Make %{SOURCE} and %patch hyperlinks to ease navigation.
* Fix conflict with Java editor which disables "Organize imports" key binding.
* Add interface for adding directories to Macro completion list
* Backup package list only if the file existing + strings cleanups.
* Handle directories with macros files.
* Enable auto-complete for the defined sources in the spec.

Oh and packages are available in Mandriva Cooker for everyone to test.

JRuby entered in Mandriva Cooker

To all Cooker and JRuby users:
JRuby is on the mirrors in the Mandriva Cooker repositories.
Please "urpmi jruby" and report any problems you'll find.

Most of the credits should go to the Fedora guys. The biggest difference is that we are installing in /usr/share because there is nothing arch specific in the JRuby rpm.

jpackage sync for 17 March 2008

Updated:
jarjar
mx4j
ognl

New package
hamcrest

Cooker is reopen ....

... and updates are coming:
* itext
* janino
* classpath
* jamvm

And new packages:
easymock2 (for hamcrest)

Spec editor first step

First commit to eclipse repository done :) .
It's just the possibility(user interface) to add a directory to the rpm macros proposal list. But the efect on Mandriva is huge - with so many packages shipping their own rpm macroses adding /etc/rpm/macros.d to the list increases the number of macros proposal several times. It really saves a lot of time with java packages - %{ant}, %{gcj_compile}, %{gcj_files} and etc.
Next step: Mandriva package with this feature and /etc/rpm/macros.d added by default :) to safe one more step.