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| Workbench resource support</h2> |
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| The Eclipse platform is structured so that you can develop a workbench application even if your application |
| has nothing to do with the platform resource model. However, the workbench does provide support for |
| working with resources in a separate plug-in, <b>org.eclipse.ui.ide</b>. This plug-in contains the |
| parts of the SDK workbench that focus on IDE building and manipulating the workspace. |
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| If your plug-in uses the platform resource model, you may want to take advantage of the resource-oriented |
| features in the workbench. These include resource property pages, resource marker UI, resource filtering, |
| and other utilities. |
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