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  Eclipse SDK provides tooling specific for plug-in development.  We'll walk
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  Eclipse SDK provides tooling specific for plug-in development.  We'll walk
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  through the steps for building our plug-in with the Eclipse SDK, since this is the
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  through the steps for building our plug-in with the Eclipse SDK, since this is the
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  typical case. If you are not already familiar with the Eclipse workbench and the Java IDE,
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  typical case. If you are not already familiar with the Eclipse workbench and the Java IDE,
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  consult the Java Development User Guide or PDE Guide for further explanations of the steps
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  consult the Java development user guide or PDE guide for further explanations of the steps
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  we are taking. For now we are focusing on the code, not the tool;
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  we are taking. For now we are focusing on the code, not the tool;
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  however, there are some IDE logistics for getting started.</P>
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  however, there are some IDE logistics for getting started.</P>
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<h3>Creating your plug-in project</h3>
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<h3>Creating your plug-in project</h3>
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  by using content type aliasing. A <em>content type alias</em> is a placeholder
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  by using content type aliasing. A <em>content type alias</em> is a placeholder
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  for another preferred content type whose availability is not guaranteed. For
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  for another preferred content type whose availability is not guaranteed. For
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  instance, the Runtime declares an alias (<code>org.eclipse.core.runtime.properties</code>)
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  instance, the Runtime declares an alias (<code>org.eclipse.core.runtime.properties</code>)
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  for the Java properties content type provided by the Java Development Tooling
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  for the Java properties content type provided by the Java development tooling
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  (<code>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javaProperties</code>):</p>
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  (<code>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javaProperties</code>):</p>
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<pre>&lt;!-- a placeholder for setups where JDT's official type is not available --&gt;			<br>&lt;content-type
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<pre>&lt;!-- a placeholder for setups where JDT's official type is not available --&gt;			<br>&lt;content-type
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	id=&quot;properties&quot;
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	id=&quot;properties&quot;
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providing specialized features for editing, viewing, compiling, debugging, and
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providing specialized features for editing, viewing, compiling, debugging, and
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running Java code.</P>
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running Java code.</P>
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<P >The JDT is installed as a set of plug-ins that are included in the SDK.&nbsp;
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<P >The JDT is installed as a set of plug-ins that are included in the SDK.&nbsp;
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The Java Development User Guide describes how to use the Java tools.&nbsp; The JDT Plug-in
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The Java development user guide describes how to use the Java tools.&nbsp; The JDT Plug-in
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Developer Guide describes the structure and API of the JDT.</P>
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Developer Guide describes the structure and API of the JDT.</P>
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<P CLASS="Para"><strong>Note:</strong> Some capability selections have dependencies 

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  case when deselecting Java Development and Core Team Support.</P>


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  case when deselecting Java development and Core Team Support.</P>

            

        

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<P CLASS="Para">Here is what the Capabilities preference page looks like: </P>

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<P CLASS="Para">Here is what the Capabilities preference page looks like: </P>

        

        

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<p><img src="../images/cap-pref.png" alt="Image of Capabilities Preference page" border="0" ></p>

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<p><img src="../images/cap-pref.png" alt="Image of Capabilities Preference page" border="0" ></p>

        



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<P CLASS="Para">This command allows you to change the view for your

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can show or hide various artifacts as needed. The default filters

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can show or hide various artifacts as needed. The default filters

        

          
            

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available with the Java development tools (JDT) is shown below:</P>

            

        

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<P CLASS="Para"><img src="../images/Image276_available_filters.png"

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<P CLASS="Para">You may also choose the types of content for the view

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to show as well. The default content extensions available with the

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Java Development Tools (JDT) is shown below, but your specific extensions


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<P CLASS="Para"><img src="../images/Image276_available_content.png"

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