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| - | Normally a MeasurementTool would allow several implemntations of itself so the MeasurementToolProvider will itself be a registry or extension-point processor and serve only with extensions. See the PhaseShifter MeasurementTool for an example of such a tool. | + | Normally a MeasurementTool would allow several implementations of itself so the MeasurementToolProvider will itself be a registry or extension-point processor and serve only with extensions. See the PhaseShifter MeasurementTool for an example of such a tool. |
| A much simpler implementation could be a provider that will only know one MeasurementTool. | A much simpler implementation could be a provider that will only know one MeasurementTool. | ||
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| The measurementTool element in the extension requires a string a java class for both toolType and toolProvider. Here you should use the implementations mentioned in the above section. | The measurementTool element in the extension requires a string a java class for both toolType and toolProvider. Here you should use the implementations mentioned in the above section. | ||
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