maven-eclipseplugin-plugin download

Maven plugin that can be used to build distributions of Eclipse plugins as folders or ZIP files. It has a similiar functionality as the Export wizard in Eclipse and uses the build properties specified by the Eclipes PDE wizard.

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Developers

Programming Language

Java

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Java Software Development Software

Registered

2004-12-22

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