However, now that I'm doing some work with Flex Builder 2, and it's only supported by Eclipse 3.2, I really miss the 3.3 fix for the Dock. I did some Googling and found this article that details how to get the Flex Builder 2 to work with Eclipse 3.3 with only one little "issue" that has a resolution provided.
UPDATE: This doesn't work!
It started to but then ran into a bunch of problems. Instead, I read in a comment by Mike Morearty on his blog that the latest Flex Builder 3 beta (from Adobe Labs) works with Eclipse 3.3 and you can specify within the preferences (Windows --> Preferences for Windows, Eclipse --> Preferences for Mac; then Flex --> Installed Flex SDKs) that you want the builder to use Flex SDK 2.0.1 instead of the Flex SDK 3.x.x beta. Very nice.
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Thanks for the tip. The broken dock issue with Eclipse 3.2 has been driving me nuts as well. Good to know 3.3/Flex 3 can use the 2.0.1 SDK!
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