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 The interfaces and classes implementing an IDE's data model. JSR-198 
 specifies typical IDE documents that extension writers need to access
 from their extensions. These documents include:
 
 <ul>
 <li>{@link javax.ide.model.Project},<li>
 <li>{@link javax.ide.model.text.TextDocument},<li>
 <li>{@link javax.ide.model.java.JavaSource}, and<li>
 <li>{@link javax.ide.model.xml.XMLDocument},<li>
 </ul>

This package also provides the framework for introducing new document 
 types. To add custom text or xml documents, extensions writers extend 
 {@link javax.ide.model.text.TextDocument} or 
 {@link javax.ide.model.xml.XMLDocument}, respectively.
 To add a new custom document type extension writers extend the 
 {@link javax.ide.model.Document} and declare in their extension 
 manifest how to recognize their new document class.

The {@link javax.ide.model.DocumentFactory} processes the 
 {@link javax.ide.model.Recognizer} information from the extension 
 manifest and uses that information when clients request a document from 
 the factory.
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