ECE2012 - Extending the Eclipse 4 application model

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Lars Vogel

Eclipse 4 introduces new flexibility on almost all levels. The Eclipse 4 application model is based on an EMF model and can be extended by implementation specific elements. Join this talk to see how you can extend the model and define your own Renderer classes which handle the new model element.



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