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Overview

The Eclipse platform consists of many plug-ins, which are bundles of code that provide some functionality to the entire system. Plug-ins contribute functionality to the system by implementing pre-defined extension points. You can provide extension points in your own plug-in to allow other plug-ins to extend your functionality.

About the Author

James Sugrue is a software architect at Pilz Ireland, a company using many Eclipse technologies. James is also editor at both EclipseZone and Javalobby. Currently he is working on TweetHub, a Twitter client based on RCP and ECF. James has also written previous Refcardz covering EMF and Eclipse RCP.

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medicalbilling replied on Sat, 2009/10/31 - 11:27pm

James, the article on Eclipse Plug-in Development is very interesting and helpful for us. Thanks once again MTBilling

yulezhandian replied on Wed, 2009/11/18 - 9:31pm

so many useful tips ,thanks a lot.