Export Wizards

Identifier: org.eclipse.ui.exportWizards

Description: This extension point is used to register export wizard extensions. Export wizards appear as choices within the "Export Dialog", and are used to export resources from the workbench.

Wizards may optionally specify a description subelement whose body should contain short text about the wizard.

Configuration Markup:

   <!ELEMENT extension (wizard*)>

   <!ATTLIST extension
     point CDATA #REQUIRED
     id    CDATA #IMPLIED
     name  CDATA #IMPLIED
   >

   <!ELEMENT wizard (description? , selection*)>

   an element that will be used to create export wizard

   <!ATTLIST wizard
     id    CDATA #REQUIRED
     name  CDATA #REQUIRED
     class CDATA #REQUIRED
     icon  CDATA #IMPLIED
   >

   <!ELEMENT description (#CDATA)>

   an optional subelement whose body should represent a short description of the export engine functionality.

   <!ELEMENT selection EMPTY>

   an optional element that restricts the types and names of objects that can be selected when the wizard is invoked.

   <!ATTLIST selection
     name  CDATA #IMPLIED
     class CDATA #REQUIRED
   >
Examples: The following is an example of an export extension definition:

   <extension 
       point="org.eclipse.ui.exportWizards"> 
      <wizard 
         id="com.xyz.ExportWizard1" 
         name="XYZ Web Exporter" 
         class="com.xyz.exports.ExportWizard1" 
         icon="./icons/import1.gif"> 
         <description> 
            A simple engine that exports Web project 
         </description> 
         <selection class="org.eclipse.core.resources.IProject"/> 
      </wizard> 
   </extension> 

API Information: The value of the class attribute must be a name of the class that implements org.eclipse.ui.IExportWizard.

Supplied Implementation: The workbench comes preloaded with basic export engines for files and directories.

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