"I had a question about how to use a new Eclipse 3.0 feature, job scheduling, so I thought I would try out this book. I immediately found the answer with a concise explanation. Cool!"

--Erich Gamma

Official Eclipse 3.0 FAQs is the convenient source for answers to your most crucial questions about writing Eclipse plug-ins. Whether you're creating simple extensions for personal use or commercial Eclipse-based applications, you'll find hundreds of concise solutions here--including many that aren't answered anywhere else.

John Arthorne and Chris Laffra have worked with Eclipse technology since the very beginning; both are active members of the Eclipse development community and frequently answer questions on Eclipse newsgroups and mailing lists. Here, they cover an extraordinary range of topics, from workspace management to documentation, SWT to JFace, JDT to natural language support. Many FAQs include code samples and references to other information, making the book an invaluable desk reference for anyone working with Eclipse.

Just a few of the 350+ questions answered here...

• How do I upgrade Eclipse? Page 29
• What is new in Eclipse 3.0? Page 34
• How can I add my views and actions to an existing perspective? Page 187
• How do I set up a Java project to share in a repository? Page 58
• How do I declare my own extension point? Page 74
• How do I display a Web page in SWT? Page 141
• How do I support multiple natural languages in my plug-in messages? Page 253
• How do I save settings for a dialog or wizard? Page 166
• How do I provide syntax coloring in an editor? Page 269
• How do I hook into global actions, such as Copy and Delete? Page 225
• How do I create a Rich Client application? Page 241
• What is the purpose of activities? Page 229
• How do I create and examine an AST? Page 369

The accompanying CD-ROM includes a hyperlinked, searchable version of the book in the form of an Eclipse plug-in; PDF versions of online Help and special Eclipse articles; examples from the book; and Eclipse 3.0.

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Focusing on bone biology, Bone Tissue Engineering integrates basic sciences with tissue engineering. It includes contributions from world-renowned researchers and clinicians who discuss key topics such as different models and approaches to bone tissue engineering as well as exciting clinical applications. Sections are devoted to bone biology and tissue engineering, scaffold designs for tissue engineering, applied principles of bone tissue engineering, and clinical opportunities. Its exceptionally comprehensive nature and extensive bibliographies make this volume an invaluable resource for biomedical and tissue engineers, dental and bone-related medical researchers, and craniofacial biologists.
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La caída en julio de 1714 del "puente más bonito de todo el Perú" y la consecuente muerte de 5 viajeros, lleva a un fraile franciscano a iniciar una investigación acerca de las causas del accidente que, por caminos inesperados, le pondrá a las puertas de la muerte en la hoguera. La emocionante peripecia y la colorista reproducción del Perú de los vireyes, bajo el Imperio español, no ocultan sin embargo una aguda exposición de lo que es, esencialmente, una cuestión metafísica: la naturaleza de la voluntad divina.
Thorton Wilder, uno de los escritores más importantes e influyentes del siglo XX recibió en tres ocasiones el Premio Pulitzer (en 1927 por esta obra) y un National Book Award. Entre sus obras descatan: "Nuestro Pueblo" (1938), "La piel de nuestros dientes" (1940), "El octavo día" y "Los idus de marzo". Entre sus obras que han sido llevadas al cine o al teatro, destacan: "La casamentera"(Joseph Anthony, Shirley MacLaine y Anthony Perkins), y "The Matchmaker" (Gene Kelly en "Hello Dolly!"). En abril 2003 se dió a conocer el rodaje de una nueva versión cinematográfica basada en esta novela con protagonistas como Robert de Niro, Kathy Bates ó Pilar López de Ayala. Hay dos versiones anteriores en 1929 por Charles Babin y en 1944 por Rowland V. Lee.

The study of early eukaryote evolution has changed drastically, with firm ideas being revised or abandoned after more sophisticated analyses of molecular sequence data. Organelles, Genomes and Eukaryote Phylogeny reviews the field of “deep level” phylogenetic inference of eukaryotes, especially regarding the origin and evolution of eukaryotic cells and their organelles. By interpreting data from molecular and cell biology, genome sequencing with respect to eukaryogenesis, and endosymbiotic events leading to mitochondria and plastids, this book proves relevant to all postgraduates and professionals in molecular systematics, comparative genomics and cell biology.
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