OSB Eclipse Plugins (Workshop) for Eclipse 3.5?

Hello,
can I install the OSB eclipse plugins (proxy service, business service, xquery editors) in Eclipse 3.5?
Best regards,
Dimo

Thank you for the answer!
Well, I have tried this - they do not work. Would be interesting to know when the plugins are going to get ported to the latest eclipse version...
Best regards,
Dimo

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