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Eclipse Marketplace is a rich client interface available in your Eclipse for browsing and installing the Eclipse plugins listed on the Eclipse Marketplace portal. If you are using Eclipse Helios,it will be available by default. You can start MPC accessing it from the Help menu.Download/Installation details can be found @  http://www.eclipse.org/mpc/




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