org.eclipse.aspectj/intro/rad/radAjdtWebExtensionContent.xml

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			<link 
				label="AspectJ Development Tools" 
				url="http://org.eclipse.ui.intro/showPage?id=aj-resources"
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				<text>
					Technical resources and best practices for using AJDT and developing AspectJ applications. 
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		<title style-id="intro-header">Rational Software Development Platform</title>
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	            <text style-id="page-title" id="page-title">TECHNICAL RESOURCES AND BEST PRACTICES FOR USING AJDT AND DEVELOPING ASPECTJ APPLICATIONS</text>
	            <text style-id="page-description" id="page-description">Below are links to technical resources and best practices for using AJDT and developing AspectJ applications</text>
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				<link 
					label="developerWorks : AOP@Work AJDT Article" 
					url="http://org.eclipse.ui.intro/openBrowser?url=http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-aopwork9/index.html"  
					id="developerWorks-aopAtWorkSeries">
      
					<text>
						The AOP@Work series is intended for developers who have some background in 
						aspect-oriented programming and want to expand or deepen what they know. As 
						with most developerWorks articles, the series is highly practical: You can 
						expect to come away from every article with new knowledge that you can put 
						immediately to use.

						Each of the authors contributing to the series has been selected for his 
						leadership or expertise in aspect-oriented programming. Many of the authors 
						are contributors to the projects or tools covered in the series. Each article 
						is subjected to a peer review to ensure the fairness and accuracy of the views 
						expressed.
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				<link 
					label="developerWorks : The Visualiser Tutorial" 
					url="http://org.eclipse.ui.intro/openBrowser?url=http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/j-dw-java-visual-i.html"  
					id="developerWorks-visualiserTutorial">
      
					<text>
						The Visualiser plug-in from Eclipse.org is a universal tool for visualising 
						any type of resource. This tutorial, written by the creators of the Visualiser, 
						takes you step by step through the process of extending the tool to visualise 
						a new type of resource -- the results returned by the Google Internet search 
						engine. It then shows you some of the other ways in which the Visualiser has 
						already been put to good use.
					</text>
    			</link>

				<link 
					label="AJDT homepage" 
					url="http://org.eclipse.ui.intro/openBrowser?url=http://www.eclipse.org/ajdt/"  
					id="ajdtHomepage">
      
					<text>
						The AJDT homepage on eclipse.org
					</text>
    			</link>

				<link 
					label="AspectJ homepage" 
					url="http://org.eclipse.ui.intro/openBrowser?url=http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/"  
					id="aspectjHomepage">
      
					<text>
						The AspectJ homepage on eclipse.org
					</text>
    			</link>

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