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| <h2>External tools</h2> |
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| <P CLASS="Para">Up to this point in the tutorial, we've discussed Ant as if it |
| were the only type of external tool available for use in Eclipse. The fact is |
| that Eclipse's external tools framework handles two broad classes of external |
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| <li>Ant buildfiles</li> |
| <li>Everything else</li> |
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