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Towards dynamic plug-in replacement in Eclipse plug-in development

Gregersen et al., 2007

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3082865201017049960
Author
Gregersen A
Jørgensen B
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Proceedings of the 2007 OOPSLA workshop on eclipse technology eXchange

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Although the Eclipse IDE offers an extremely useful built-in support for developing Eclipse plug-ins, it lacks the ability to perform dynamic updates of plug-ins in a running instance of the application being developed. Because of the nature of the Eclipse architecture and its …
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