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Repository resource management</H2>
<p>Once a project is under the management of a <font color="#4444CC"><b><a href="../reference/api/org/eclipse/team/core/RepositoryProvider.html">RepositoryProvider</a></b>,</font>
other plug-ins may want to indicate special handling for their projects and
files.&nbsp; The team plug-in defines extension points that other providers
and other plug-ins can use to register file types and to declare files that
should not be subject to repository management.</p>
<p>Team providers can also register a class that can be used to persist a set
a projects so that references to the project can be shared across a team, with
the actual contents coming from the repository.</p>
<p>Finally, team providers can mark resources as being &quot;team
private.&quot;&nbsp; </p>
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