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<li><ahref="tutorial/popup.html">Creating a remote resource pop-up menu action</a> using the <ahref="plugin/popup.html">org.eclipse.rse.core.popupMenus</a> extension point.
<li><ahref="tutorial/propertypage.html">Creating a remote resource property page</a> using the <ahref="plugin/propertypage.html">org.eclipse.rse.core.propertyPages</a> extension point.
<li><ahref="tutorial/subsystem.html">Creating a subsystem configuration</a> for working with remote resources, using the <ahref="plugin/subsystem.html">org.eclipse.rse.core.subsystemconfiguration</a> extension point.
</ul>
<p>Each tutorial requires you to have an Eclipse plug-in project, and starts out by showing
you how to <Ahref="tutorial/pdeProject.html">create an Eclipse plug-in
project</A>, using the Plug-in Development Environment. While any Eclipse plug-in
project will do, there are benefits to using the RSE-supplied <A
href="api/plugin/uiPluginAPI.html">base class</A> for your project, and other RSE-supplied
infrastructure such as<Ahref="api/messages/uiMessageAPI.html"> messages</A>, and the many other user interface base classes and re-usable <A
href="api/uiAPI.html">user interface classes</A> supplied by
the RSE core plug-in project. The tutorial step for creating a plug-in project sets up your project for using these.