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All the core modules of ESB console are developed as internal plug-ins. Currently it requires few additional steps in order to develop and configure the internal plug-in compared to external plug-in. Before going in detail of internal plug-ins, let’s quickly see how the external plug-ins can be developed and use the integration points to plug n play in ESB console
All the core modules of ESB console are developed as internal plug-ins. Currently it requires few additional steps in order to develop and configure the internal plug-in compared to external plug-in. Before going in detail of internal plug-ins, let’s quickly see how the external plug-ins can be developed and use the integration points to plug n play in ESB console
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void init(Component component) – Initialize your plug-in module
void init(Component component) – Initialize your plug-in module
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Pluggable getNewInstance() – return new instance of your plug-in module
void onLoad() – this is called when the user access the integration point to play the plug-in module on the console
Pluggable getNewInstance() – return new instance of your plug-in module
void onLoad() – this is called when the user access the integration point to play the plug-in module on the console
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Plug-ins are configured in an XML configuration file. All the core plug-ins of the console are configured in an internal configuration file called defaultnodes.xml. These configurations can be done in an XML file manually or by using the ESB console’s rich plug-ins configuration editor. The configuration editor not only simplifies configuration tasks but also allows applying configurations to the console on the fly. A simple configuration file looks as follows.
Plug-ins are configured in an XML configuration file. All the core plug-ins of the console are configured in an internal configuration file called defaultnodes.xml. These configurations can be done in an XML file manually or by using the ESB console’s rich plug-ins configuration editor. The configuration editor not only simplifies configuration tasks but also allows applying configurations to the console on the fly. A simple configuration file looks as follows.
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__parentId__ is applicable for only plug-ins with uiIntegrationType=’tree-node’, which means that this plug-in is a node of the component tree on the console
__parentId__ is applicable for only plug-ins with uiIntegrationType=’tree-node’, which means that this plug-in is a node of the component tree on the console
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!! Load Plug-in configurations
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Plug-in configurations are loaded using any of the following
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# Plug-in Manager (UI)
# Deploy plug-in utility
# Plug-in Editor
# Command line tool
__Plug-in Manager__: Plug-in manager allows you to
* upload the plug-in configuration files,
* view the uploaded configuration files
* remove, activate or deactivate the configurations files and control versions
Access plug-in manager from the welcome (Common tasks) screen\\
[{Image src='ManagePlugin1.JPG' align='left' }]\\\\\\
Use the plug-in manager to manage plug-ins\\
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__Deploy plug-in utility__ (%%(background-color:red;)''Under development''%%): This utility allows you to
* Deploy the plug-in (war distribution) module through ESB console
* Pick the plug-in configuration file from the distribution and load it through plug-in manager
__Plug-in Editor__ (%%(background-color:red;)''Under development''%%): Plug-in Editor is rich configuration editor.
* It simplifies the creation and modification of plug-in- configurations using rich editing and drag n drop features of the editor
* It provides Graphical view to plug-in configuration
* It allows to Import, export and merge plug-in configurations to and from a file.
__Command line tool__ (%%(background-color:red;)''Under development''%%): Use command line tool to
* Upload plug-in configurations
* Import and export plug-in configuration
* Remove plug-in configuration
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!! Also see [Alerting|ESBConsoleAlerting]
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