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Jun 09, 2009
04:21 PM
Plugins - some questions
Is there a way to declare dependencies in a plugin as is done in custom code? Plugins have clear advantages, but I would like to be able to set dependencies when a plugin is used.
The other question I had is this: Is it possible to integrate the plugin with IA more than just the choice for variables? What I mean is - can I make the plugins so they are setup more like one of the included actions, the ones in the 'general' tab? If that is still confusing, let me know and I can try clarify. It does seem unlikely that this is possible though.
The other question I had is this: Is it possible to integrate the plugin with IA more than just the choice for variables? What I mean is - can I make the plugins so they are setup more like one of the included actions, the ones in the 'general' tab? If that is still confusing, let me know and I can try clarify. It does seem unlikely that this is possible though.
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Jun 12, 2009
02:02 PM
Also, when creating plugins, how do I add libraries (basically dependencies) to the plugin? The only solution i have for this is to copy the classes from required libraries to the plugin jar. The problem with this is that if two plugins require the same library, the classes will be duplicated for each plugin.
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