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Fred Grott

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Customizing Eclipse Help Web search, A Google Coop and Eclipse mashup Posted: May 12, 2007 7:21 AM
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Although Eclipse Help web Search is kind of useful do you know you can customize it using search engine coop mash ups? For example, set up a google coop search for JavaEE(j2ee) listing all the j2ee forums and sites to search. Once it is set up type in test to see results. Now take that url and replace q=test with q={express} and than type that url into the right place in the web search set up dialog in Eclipse and now you have a subject search for JavaEE!

Oh, almost forgot. Take an opml file of your favorite rss feeds and create a new google coop search engine and use advance annotations to use that file and you can than put a google search of your feeds right into Eclipse in the same manner as above.

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