| UML2 Capabilities Example |
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| This plug-in provides activity declarations for the selective hiding of UML2 UI |
| via Eclipse's Capabilities framework. It can be used as-is when UML2 is |
| included in a product that decides how to categorize the UML2 activities and, |
| optionally, sets default enablement for some of them. |
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| This plug-in was designed to work with Galileo, an Eclipse Simultaneous |
| Release (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Galileo_Simultaneous_Release). In Galileo, |
| there is an org.eclipse.galileo plug-in that declares the relevant categories, |
| category bindings, and default enablement state. It uses the activities |
| declared in this plug-in to do so. |
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| The relevant declarations from Galileo also appear commented out in this |
| plug-in's plugin.xml file (as do the associated externalized strings in |
| plugin.properties), so they may be uncommented to use this plug-in outside of |
| Galileo. |
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| Using this plug-in as-is without a product playing that role is not |
| recommended. Doing so will hide all of UML2's UI, and no explicit means of |
| enabling it will appear in the Eclipse Capabilities preferences (though |
| the Enable All button will do the trick). |
