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Eclipse Platform Plug-in Development Environment Guide
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Plug-in Extension Points

Extension points define new function points for the platform that other plug-ins can plug into. The Extension Points page is the place to add, remove and edit extension points declared by your plug-in.

Extension Points

An extension point has three attributes:

  • ID - a required attribute whose value is a simple name
  • Name - a required attribute whose value is a translatable string
  • Schema - an optional attribute whose value is a relative path to the schema corresponding to this extension point

Although the Schema attribute is optional, you are strongly encouraged to provide a schema; since, PDE utilizes it to assist other developers in using your extension point.


 
 
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