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The Eclipse projects are all stored in the Eclipse Foundation CVS servers. Using the source is a great way to debug your code and to figure out how to do new things.

Unfortunately in a large software project like BIRT, it can be difficult which projects and versions are required for a particular build. So what is the best way to get the source for a particular build.

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Okay, I know the answer to this one...

Eclipse has a feature named Team Project Sets which allows you to define a collection of projects, stored in various version control systems that can be downloaded as a package. I have published a collection of team project set files that can be used to get the BIRT source. The files are stored in a Subversion repository here

I have a short article with a bit more detail on the BirtWorld blog.

Scott Rosenbaum
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Go to the BIRT website and follow their Directions.

Heath Borders
Thanks for the answer, but I want to clarify a couple of things:Your link points to the BIRT 2.1.1 instructions. In that page is a link to a wiki page whic is for BIRT 2.2.1 The current version is 2.3.0 with 2.3.1 in RC2. I will be updating the web sites when Project Sets get approved.
Scott Rosenbaum