Is Oracle Workshop compatible with Ganymede already?

Or when will a Ganymede release come?
Please also supply out of the box Maven and SVN plugins...

The latest Workshop release (Workshop for WebLogic Server 10.3) only supports Eclipse 3.3 "Europa". Porting Workshop to Ganymede or future Eclipse releases is not currently planned.
Oracle's strategy for Eclipse tooling centers around Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse product rather than Workshop. The current release of OEPE supports Ganymede.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/oepe/index.html
Hope this answered your questions.
- Konstantin

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