2005-02-16
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JetBrains Inc., maker of the IntelliJ Idea Java integrated development environment, is making its flagship tool set more widely available to the open-source community.
The Prague, Czech Republic-based toolmaker Tuesday announced that it will make IntelliJ Idea available free to Codehaus.org, an open-source project repository.
Under the license granted to Codehaus, JetBrains is enabling all Codehaus developers to have access to the JetBrains tool, the company said.
Codehaus houses a number of popular open-source projects, including Groovy, a dynamic language for JVM (Java Virtual Machine); AspectWerkz, a Java aspect-oriented programming framework; and OpenEJB, a modular EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans) container and EJB server.
This article was first published on eweek.com.
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