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I want to create a plugin ability in my own project. I've looked into JSPF and JPF, but I've also notice that Eclipse has a 'plugin project'.

Is that specific to plugins for the Eclipse IDE, or can I use it for my own project as well? I have tried researching this, but everything seems to be oriented towards the former.

I want to know if Eclipse's plugin project could be helpful for what I need, and where I can find a good explanation of this.

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The Eclipse plug-in project is used to make Eclipse specific plug-ins for the Eclipse IDE.

Now, if you want, you can copy the plugin.xml and extensible classes model that Eclipse uses for Eclipse IDE plug-ins to have your own application allow plug-ins.

The Eclipse plug-in model is based on the OSGi model for building Java applications that can be extended with plug-ins.

Any plug-in architecture is going to be complicated to understand and create, because the application has to create extendable classes for nearly everything.

于 2013-03-30T23:23:10.357 回答