Object Teams Package Explorer
The Object Teams package explorer provides the following features
(in addition to the features of the standard JDT
package explorer view):
- Showing the Object Teams element hierarchy of the Object Teams projects in the
workbench including
- specific classes:
– team class (
).
– role class (
).
– a nested team (
) is a role as well as a team.
- role class decorations:
– bound role class (
)
— has a playedBy declaration.
– overriding role class (
)
&mdash overrides a role from the super team
- methods:
– callin methods are marked with a decoration 
.
- method bindings:
– callin: before(
),
after (
), replace (
)
– callout: (
)
- guard predicates:
– regular guard (
)
– base guard (
)
- Displaying Role Files physically/logically (
):
- Physical display uses the file and directory structure, i.e.,
role files will appear in a special folder/package representing the enclosing team.
- Logical display presents role files and inline roles uniformly as direct
children of their enclosing team.
- Overlay icons for compilations units (team or role file)
and packages (team package) can be enabled by checking
Preferences->General->Appearance->Label Decorations->Java Type Indicator.
- compilation unit:
&ndash holding a team class (
)
&ndash holding a role class (
or
)
- package:
&ndash team package (
)
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Physical view:
role file FlightBonusDialog is displayed as
a child of its team package.
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Logical view:
role FlightBonusDialog is displayed as
a child of its enclosing team class.
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Aspect bindings in Object Teams Plug-in projects
If an Object Teams Plug-in project has
aspect bindings
these will be displayed in the package explorer directly under the project's root:
Below the node called OT/Equinox Aspect Bindings you will find the list of all 
base plug-ins
adapted by the given OT plug-in. Each base plug-in in turn lists all teams that implement this adaptation.
Base plug-ins to which forced exports are applied are decorated with a little up-and-left arrow:
Double clicking a base plugin or a team shows the corresponding element in an editor:
- a base plugin as sub-element of an aspectBinding extension in the PDE's extension editor.
- a team class in the source code editor