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Hosts, sometimes called "connections", are visible as the top level entities shown in the Remote Systems view.
Hosts are always created referencing a system type.
The system type determines the kinds of services that will be available to that host.
System types are defined by the < code > org.eclipse.rse.core.systemTypes< / code > extension point, which lists the < code > subsystemConfigurations< / code >
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Once instantiated, hosts can be connected to their target systems.
This causes the connector services associated with
the subsystems belonging to that host to request connection.
Disconnect works similarly.
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