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<h1>Target Example Plugins</h1>
<p>This document describes the refactored target (FTP/WebDAV) examples. The FTP/WebDAV 
  support has been refactored to separate out the parts that are suitable for 
  an RCP application from those that require the full Eclipse SDK (i.e. IDE). 
  The example consists of a couple of branched plugins that are part of the 3.0 
  FTP/WebDAV download and some new plugins that ae available from the Eclipse 
  Platform repository but are not part of any build.</p>
<p>The easist way to load the plugins is using one of the following Team project 
  sets:</p>
<ul>
  <li><a href="all-target.psf">all-target.psf</a>: All the plugins (i.e. RCP and 
    IDE)</li>
  <li><a href="rcp-target.psf">rcp-target.psf</a>: Plugins suitable for use in 
    an RCP application</li>
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<p>Save the desired set to your local file system and then inport it using the 
  Team Project Set import wizard in Eclipse (<strong>File&gt;Import</strong> and 
  select <strong>Team Project Set</strong>). </p>
<h2>Using Target in an RCP application</h2>
<p>To use the target plugins in an RCP application, you should load the plugins 
  into Eclipse using the <a href="rcp-target.psf">rcp-target.psf</a> project set. 
  You can then use the Run-time Workbench launcher to launch the application. 
  You should do the following in the launch wizard:</p>
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  <li>Create a new Run-time Workbench launch configuration</li>
  <li>Set the workspace directory appropriately</li>
  <li>Set the application to<em> org.eclipse.target.rcp.application</em></li>
  <li>In the plugins tab, choose to sepcify the plugins manually (i.e. the last 
    radio button). Next, choose Deselect All and then select the target plugins 
    and click Add Required. This will check all the required plugins (except for 
    <em>org.eclipse.update.configurator</em> so you'll need to check that one 
    manually).</li>
  <li>Click Run (or Debug) and away you go)</li>
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<p>This will launch an application that contains the Site Explorer. You can add 
  FTP, WebDAV or local file system sites and drap-and-drop resources to copy from 
  one to another.</p>
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