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How can my Eclipse RCP code list all installed features?

I am writing a plugin for Bioclipse, an Eclipse RCP application, and need some Java source code to list all installed features in a running Bioclipse instance. How can I programmatically list all installed features?

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You can try looking at IBundleGroup, IBundleGroupProvider and Platform.getBundleGroupProviders. I believe this API is the source of the information you see in the about dialog.

Andrew Niefer  2010-06-23 20:38:59

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