Extending the Eclipse IDE - Plug-in development - Tutorial



Extending the Eclipse IDE - Plug-in development - Tutorial

Lars Vogel Version 2.6 Copyright © 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 vogella GmbH 07.02.2014 Eclipse Plug-ins tutorial This article describes the creation and deployment of Eclipse plug-ins. The article is based on Eclipse 4.4 (Luna) and Java 1.6. Table of Contents 1. Developing Eclipse software components 1.1. Extending the Eclipse IDE One of the advantages of using the Eclipse IDE is that the IDE can be extended by every developer. The developer can contribute new software components (plug-ins) for the Eclipse IDE. He even can offer custom extension points which can be extended again by other developers. 1.2. Developing Eclipse plug-ins A software component in Eclipse is called a plug-in. The Eclipse IDE allows the developer to extend the IDE functionality via plug-ins. For example, you can create new menu entries and associated actions via plug-ins. 2. Prerequisites This tutorial assumes that you are already familiar with standard Java development and with the Eclipse IDE .

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