Hey everyone, Quick question -- We are using Websphere Studio 5.1 (built on eclipse). Anyone know of a way to prevent a user (ie, bad programmer) from seeing some of the perspectives (such as data) which they could mess up things? I saw that different versions of the product have additional Perspectives, but i'd like to limit it even further than what Site Developer allows.
Ilja Preuss
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The perspectives are not the problem, as you can open any view in any perspective. At least that's the case in Eclipse...
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You could hack the plugin.xml files of the plug-ins that define the "offending" view or perspective (i.e., the extension of extension points org.eclipse.ui.views and org.eclipse.ui.perspectives), not that I recommend it. Wouldn't it be better to train your programmers how not to "hurt themselves"? -- Dan
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