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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.core.runtime
Interface IProductProvider


public interface IProductProvider

Product providers define products (units of branding) which have been installed in the current system. Typically, a configuration agent (i.e., plug-in installer) will define a product provider so that it can report to the system the products it has installed.

Products are normally defined and installed in the system using extensions to the org.eclipse.core.runtime.products extension point. In cases where the notion of product is defined by alternate means (e.g., primary feature), an IProductProvider can be installed in this extension point using an executable extension. The provider then acts as a proxy for the product extensions that represent the products installed.

Since:
3.0
See Also:
IProduct

Method Summary
  String getName ()
          Returns the human-readable name of this product provider.
  IProduct[] getProducts ()
          Returns the products provided by this provider.
 

Method Detail

getName


String getName()
Returns the human-readable name of this product provider.

Returns:
the name of this product provider

getProducts


IProduct[] getProducts()
Returns the products provided by this provider.

Returns:
the products provided by this provider

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

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