RockStar Optimizer & Amazon WS Eclipse Plugins

Install the plugins as you would any other plugin in Eclipse or Aptana.
Note: Sometimes proxy servers may make installing the plugin a challenge. In this case use the archive site download.

RockStar Optimizer's update site is http://update.rockstarapps.com For download instructions click the update site link.

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Windows - MacOS - Linux

Eclipse Update Site!

http://update.rockstarapps.com/index.html

What do I do if I don't have Eclipse and want the plugins?
You can download a basic version of Eclipse by Clicking Here...
Once you have Eclipse installed follow the instructions above

Rockstarapps' Workbench Download

Workbench downloads provide everything needed to get started using Rockstarapps Optimization and Amazon WS tools, except for Java, go to www.java.com to download the latest version.
Note: when downloading the linux or MacOS distrobution you will need to "chmod 755 eclipse.app/contents/Macos/eclipse"

RockStar Profiler ("Razor")

RockStar Profiler is distributed as ZIP files with an embedded Jetty server. Please select the most recent version to download.GettingStartedWithRockStarRazorProfiler.html contains installation instructions:

RockStar Optimizers via Ant

ant-optimization.zip - Libraries, sample application

Developers can now access the optimization functionality that is supplied by the jsLex Eclipse plugins via Apache ant. The download includes all the files necessary to optimize your resources and a sample application and build file. This is the first version of the ant build, if you find any issues add them to the jsLex Yahoo Group.

Running the build file is done with following command:

ant -file=build-optimizers.xml

Standalone JavaScript Profiling

Next step for using standalone JavaScript Profiler -> Getting Started

Profiling Requirements

Source Code

Source code contained in this project related only to the profile injection is a modified version of the Rhino JavaScript Engine. www.mozilla.org. I have placed the modified version of the three files contained in the library jsLex-script.jar below.
I have created a Google Code project that contains all the changes as well as the ant task.
http://code.google.com/p/jslex/