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Revision as of 06:55, 27 February 2010
Binding aspect bundles to base bundles
The central concept of OT/Equinox is a new relationship between bundles called aspect binding. This relationship is declared in an aspect's plugin.xml as an extension to the extension point org.objectteams.otequinox.aspectBindings.
- See the extension point description for the official documentation.
While normally aspect bindings require no further confirmation they are also subject to the protocol of Aspect Binding Negotiation.
Change of namespace
In versions upto 1.4.0 (served from
During the project move to Eclipse.org this has been renamed to
In versions upto 1.4.0 (served from
www.objectteams.org) the extension point id starts with org.objectteams.During the project move to Eclipse.org this has been renamed to
org.eclipse.objectteams....
Visualization in the OTDT
The OTDT's package explorer shows aspect bindings in the project's root folder:
