Where does eclipse store recent workspace details

I knew that eclipse creates a .project file for every project that I create. I was trying to bundle my eclipse(I have lot of plugins) for my team. Who ever used it were getting the path of my default workspace which actually will not be available in their machine.

So where does eclipse store this default or recent workspace details?

You can find it under eclipse_home/configuration/.settings/org.eclipse.ui.ide.prefs file

How to get Spring Plugin for your Eclipse

Spring IDE

Spring IDE is an eclipse plug-in that helps in developing Spring Application. First we will see how to install the Spring IDE and later we will create our first Spring project using it. I am using Eclipse 3.4.1 version to demonstrate this.

To install Spring IDE, Go to Help -> Software Updates.

Click the "Add Site" button and enter "http://springide.org/updatesite" in the Add Site popup.

Select all the Spring IDE features and click Install.

Comparing Open Source Agile Project Management Tools

Comparing Open Source Agile Project Management Tools

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Best Project Management tool

I am in search of a good SDLC tool for my projects. We use agile methodologies for our projects, I would like to share my experience in finding a tool.

Thanks to google which gave me this URL with a good list of tool.

Few free products which I got interested were IceScrum2, Redmine, BananaScrum, Endeavour and AgileFant after a good comparison and study from the list.

Decided to omit redmine as it was developed in ruby rails. Redmine was very impressive and with lot of plugins, but, I am a Java techie and looking for a java based tool.

Played with Endeavor, Main features in endeavour are

Projects

Use Cases

Iterations

Project Plans

Change Requests

Defect Tracking

Test Cases

Test Plans

Task

Actors

Document Management

Project Glossary

Project Wiki

Developer Management

Reports (Assignments, Defects, Cumulative Flow)

I was impressed with the features since it had everything mentioned in this comparision

After playing with endoeavour 1.7, I saw the application is still in very early stage. Less downloads in SF, average UI(after all an open source project). The main reason which put me back is the bugs in test plan module.

Playing with agilefant now. A demo version of it is available in this URL. Looks good at this point still have to look into Icescrum and banana scrum before deciding.

Icescrum was a bit jazzy, and I found it hard for usage. Doesn't flow freely. But it looks were cool.

Agilefant has higher searches in google(insights) compared to bananascrum. Leaning towards Agilfant and endeavour now.

Have to decide one from these 2 tools(Agilefant or Endeavour).]

What is your pick out of the two? Or is there something else? If so drop your comments here.