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<meta name="copyright" content="Copyright (c) IBM Corporation and others 2005, 2006. This page is made available under license. For full details see the LEGAL in the documentation book that contains this page." >
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<title>RSE Overview</title>
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<h1>RSE Overview</h1>
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<p>
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The perspective for managing connections is the <A href="rse.gif"><B>Remote
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System Explorer</B></A> (<b>RSE</b>), and the primary tree-view within it is the
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<A href="view_RS.gif"><B>Remote Systems</B></A> view. We assume you are already familiar with the RSE perspective,
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or will familiarize yourself with it, and you are now interested in learning how to extend it. We also assume that you
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already understand the concepts of plug-ins, extension points, and the workbench UI. You do not need
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to be familiar with workspace resources, as the RSE does not use these to realize the artifacts it
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shows to the user.
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</p>
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<p>A user can extend the Remote System Explorer by adding their own
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<A href="Artifacts.html#filters">filters</A>,
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<A href="Artifacts.html#useractions">user actions</A>, and
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<A href="Artifacts.html#compilecmds">compile commands</A>.
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They may also customize the RSE by setting
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<A href="Artifacts.html#preferences">preferences</A>.</p>
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<p>
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As a programmer, you can extend the Remote System Explorer by using
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<A href="../reference/extension-points/index.html">RSE-unique extension points</A> to
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add property pages to remote objects, add actions to the pop-up menus for remote objects, and
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even create your own subsystems that appear when a connection is expanded. The full Eclipse application
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programming interface (API) set is
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at your disposal for these, as well as the API set supplied by the Remote System Explorer. Furthermore,
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you can use existing Eclipse extension points to author menu items, tool bar actions, pop-up menu actions,
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and more for non-remote objects in the Remote System Explorer.
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</p>
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<p>
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This guide explains all underlying
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artifacts and model of the Remote System Explorer, the RSE extension points, and highlights the
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important APIs available for your use.
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</p>
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