An extension point for contributing to the Subversive connector discovery mechanism. A description of a connector, including kinds, description, licensing and brand. must be a comma-delimited list of the following values: 'document', 'task', 'vcs' the name of the connector including the name of the organization that produces the repository if appropriate, for example 'Mozilla Bugzilla'. The name of the organization that supplies the connector. The short name of the license, for example 'EPL 1.0', 'GPL 2.0', or 'Commercial'. A description of the connector. Plug-ins should provide a description, especially if the description is not self-evident from the @name and @organization. The URL of the update site containing the connector. The id of the feature that installs this connector the id of the connectorCategory in which this connector belongs E.g., "(& (osgi.os=macosx) (osgi.ws=carbon))" The id of the connectorCategory group. See group/@id for more details. a category of connectors, which is a way of organizing connectors in top-level groups. an id that uniquely identifies the category the name of the category, as it is displayed in the ui. A description of the category A relevance, which is a number from 0 to 100. Categories with higher relevance are displayed with preference in the UI. An overview that provides more detailed information, which may include a summary, url and screenshot. A description providing detailed information about the item. Newlines can be used to format the text into multiple paragraphs if necessary. Text must fit into an area 320x240, otherwise it will be truncated in the UI. More lengthy descriptions can be provided on a web page if required, see @url. An URL that points to a web page with more information relevant to the connector or category. 320x240 PNG, JPEG or GIF A means of specifying that a feature must be present in order for the connectorDescriptor to be presented to the user. The id of the feature to test A version specifier, specified in the same manner as version dependencies are specified in an OSGi manifest. For example: "[3.0,4.0)" groups provide a way to anchor connectors in a grouping with other like entries. An identifier that identifies the group. Must be unique for a particular connectorCategory. 3.2 [Enter extension point usage example here.] [Enter API information here.] [Enter information about supplied implementation of this extension point.] Copyright (c) 2009 Tasktop Technologies and others. All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 which accompanies this distribution, and is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html