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You can find here, I hope, the answers about your questions around
Eclipse and its plug-ins.
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I download a plug-in, how to install it ? |
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Normally a plug-in contains a jar file plus an XML file :
plugin.xml. Most of the cases, it also contains an icons directory.
Those files are into a directory that you have to move
into the eclipse plugin directory with the other ones.
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I put the plug-in directory in the good place, how to see it into Eclipse ? |
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Most of the plug-ins are what we call
view plug-ins, i.e. we can see them like the tasks or console views.
Now if your new plug-in is a view, follow these steps :
- Click on Window,
- Click on Show View,
- Click on Other...,
- Find the plug-in in the list,
- Double-click on it.
Normally the plug-in is now visible at the same place as the Tasks or Console
Views.
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