How to Write Your Own Eclipse Plug-ins
How to Write Your Own Eclipse Plug-ins Presentation [PDF],
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How to Write Your Own Eclipse Plug-ins Paper [DOC]
- The Eclipse Update Manager and its use to install existing plug-ins
- The project wizards that set up a new Plug-in project with all the right parts in place to write your own plug-in
- How to write plug-ins that provide a new button or menu to the Eclipse workbench
- How to write plug-ins that can do analysis on your source code
- The manifest and how it specifies Eclipse extensions – using the manifest editor as well as how the XML is generated – sometimes you may need to edit the XML yourself.
- How to export your plug-in into a distributable jar or zip file
- How to create an update site and post it, so others can install your plug-in from the Update Manager
- Writing help for your plug-in
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Beth Tibbitts
IBM
Beth is a Senior Software Engineer with IBM Research, currently focused on building tools for parallel programmers with the Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform
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Comments
Great tutorial. Walked me through so I had the confidence to go home and do it on my own. Didn’t seem to slow down the people who clearly knew more than I did. Would take something from her again.