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All Eclipse project documentation conforms to the [[Eclipse Doc Style Guide]].  For information on adding documentation for new plug-ins, packages, or extension points, see [[How to add things to the Eclipse doc]].  When approaching a release,
 
All Eclipse project documentation conforms to the [[Eclipse Doc Style Guide]].  For information on adding documentation for new plug-ins, packages, or extension points, see [[How to add things to the Eclipse doc]].  When approaching a release,
 
use the [[Eclipse Doc Checklist]] to make sure all documentation is complete.
 
use the [[Eclipse Doc Checklist]] to make sure all documentation is complete.
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[[Category:Eclipse Project]]
 
[[Category:Eclipse Project]]

Revision as of 08:56, 25 April 2007

This page is a hub for resources used by Eclipse project documentation authors.

The Eclipse project documentation consistents of five documentation books. Each book corresponds to a different project in the dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/eclipse CVS repository:

  • Workbench User Guide - org.eclipse.platform.doc.user
  • Platform Plug-in Developer Guide - org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv
  • Java Development User Guide - org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user
  • JDT Plug-in Developer Guide - org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv
  • Plug-in Development Environment Guide - org.eclipse.pde.doc.user

"User Guide" books are oriented to end-users of the Eclipse platform IDE and Java development tools. "Developer Guide" books are oriented towards plug-in developers who are extending or building their own Eclipse-based applications.

All Eclipse project documentation conforms to the Eclipse Doc Style Guide. For information on adding documentation for new plug-ins, packages, or extension points, see How to add things to the Eclipse doc. When approaching a release, use the Eclipse Doc Checklist to make sure all documentation is complete.

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