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Deploying an AspectJ plug-in
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Deploying an AspectJ plug-in
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<p>AspectJ plug-ins can either be build through the <b>Export Plug-ins and Fragments
with AspectJ Support</b> Wizard or with an Ant build script. To use the wizard:</p>
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<li>Select <strong>File &gt; Export... &gt; Deployable plug-ins and fragments with AspectJ support</strong>.</li>
<li>Select the plug-ins and fragments you want to export.&nbsp; </li>
<li>You can deploy the plug-ins in one of three formats:
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<li>a single ZIP file whose content can be unzipped into any Eclipse-based
product.</li>
<li>a directory structure, so the destination of the export operation can be
the root of an Eclipse installation.</li>
<li>individual JAR archives for an Update site.&nbsp; This option will
result in the creation of one JAR per plug-in, and the JARs will be placed
in a plugins/ subdirectory of the chosen destination.</li>
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<p>See <a href="newpluginbuildfile.htm">Creating an Ant build file for an AspectJ plug-in</a>
for details on how to deploy a plug-in using an Ant build file.
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<a href="newplugin.htm">Creating a new AspectJ plug-in project</a><br>
<a href="convertpluginproject.htm">Converting a plug-in project to an AspectJ project</a><br>
<a href="newpluginbuildfile.htm">Creating an Ant build file for an AspectJ plug-in</a>
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