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105    that creates returns an instance of <code>ResourceMapping</code> explicitly    that creates returns an instance of <code>ResourceMapping</code> explicitly
106    when asked for one. This is a more straightforward approach but the least desirable    when asked for one. This is a more straightforward approach but the least desirable
107    as the model must have explicit knowledge of the adaptation to resources.</p>    as the model must have explicit knowledge of the adaptation to resources.</p>
108    <p>In some cases, the provider of a logical model may not want their model to
109      adapt to <code>IResource</code> in every context or may want the object to adapt
110      differently for object contributions than other contexts, The workbench UI provides
111      a special intermediate adapter API, <code>IContributorResourceAdapter</code>,
112      for this purpose. When objects are being adapted to <code>IResource</code> in
113      the context of object contributions, the workbench first tries to adapt the
114      resource to <code>IContributorResourceAdapter</code> before trying to adapt
115      to <code>IResource</code> directly. A new sub-iterface of this interface, <code>IContributorResourceAdapter2</code>,
116      has been added which provides the same capability for <code>ResourceMapping</code>.
117      The only difference is that the model provider shoudl register a factory for<code>
118      IContributorResourceAdapter</code> since the Workbench does an <em>instanceof</em>
119      check to see if the contributed adapter is also an instance of <code>IContributorResourceAdapter2</code>.</p>
120  <p>The implementation of the <code>ResourceMapping</code> subclass for a Java  <p>The implementation of the <code>ResourceMapping</code> subclass for a Java
121    package would look something like this.</p>    package would look something like this.</p>
122  <pre style="background-color: rgb(204, 204, 255);">public class JavaPackageResourceMapping extends ResourceMapping {  <pre style="background-color: rgb(204, 204, 255);">public class JavaPackageResourceMapping extends ResourceMapping {

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