Creating Java plug-ins
The Java plug-in API includes an interface and an abstract class for each plug-in type. Your Java plug-in program must implement one of the interfaces or extend one of the abstract classes.
Interface |
Extends |
---|---|
ARDBCPluggable |
ARPluggable |
AREAPluggable |
ARPluggable |
ARFilterAPIPluggable |
ARPluggable |
Abstract class |
Extends |
Implements |
---|---|---|
ARDBCPlugin |
ARPlugin |
ARDBCPluggable |
AREAPlugin |
ARPlugin |
AREAPluggable |
ARFilterAPIPlugin |
ARPlugin |
ARFilterAPIPluggable |
The interfaces and classes are described in detail in the Javadoc-generated online documentation in the arpluginsdoc.jar file. This file is located in the javaplugins subdirectory of the Api (or api ) directory in your AR System server installation directory. To access the Java plug-in API documentation, unzip the contents of the file. (To unzip a JAR file, use a zip utility or the Java jar executable, which is in the bin directory of the Java JRE is installation. For example, jar -xvf arpluginsdoc.jar.) Then, navigate to the javadoc folder, and open the index.html file to see an overview of the entire AR System Java plug-in API documentation.
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