WLS adapter for Eclipse WTP 3.0?

Hello,
I was just wondering when the WLS adapter might be available for WTP 3.0? I was playing with Eclipse 3.4M3 and WTP 3.0M3 this morning, but was unable to create a server runtime for WLS 9.2.2.
Thank you for your time and effort.
Regards,
Stephen

Hi Stephen,
In case you missed the announcement, we have released a version of WLS
Tools for WTP 3.0 a few days ago. Just use the search for adapters
function of the new runtime dialog to find and install it.
Thanks,
- Konstantin

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