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Using the menu extension point, you can use the locationURI to specify that it belongs in the toolbar. See my Refcard on the topic for more help - it deals with this topic: Getting Started with Eclipse RCP | Refcardz
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Using the menu extension point, you can use the locationURI to specify that it belongs in the toolbar. See my Refcard on the topic for more help - it deals with this topic: Getting Started with Eclipse RCP | Refcardz
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