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Example 3: Hash variable is convenient in useduse, but it does not provide the ability to do condition checking.
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Refer to the Plugin Types that are supported by Joget Workflow, find the most appropriate plugin type that can help you to fulfill the custom requirement.
Example 1: Develop a Datalist Action plugin to display a button for generate form PDF.
Example 2: Develop an a Userview Menu plugin that can use be used to display form data as Gantt Chart.
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3. What is the input needed for your plugin?
Find out what information are the information needed by your plugin to function/work. Look at it from the user's perspective; how are you going to use the plugin. Then, look at it from a developer's perspective; to make the plugin reusable in more use cases.
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b. Generate a maven project.
The project file generated will be placed at the directory specified in the command prompt, eg: running the command in "C:\" will place the project file in the root of C drive.
To get the correct jogetDependencyVersion in order to build a proper project file with correct dependencies, check the file name specified in the ".m2" folder under directory of, eg:
C:\Users\(your computer name)\.m2\repository\org\joget\wflow-core\"5.0.11"
- Run - Run the following for Window
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"C:\Joget Source Code\wflow-plugin-archetype\create-plugin.bat" packageName pluginFolderName jogetDependencyVersion |
- Run Run the following for Linux or Mac
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/joget_src/wflow-plugin-archetype/create-plugin.sh packageName pluginFolderName jogetDependencyVersion |
- Sample Screenshot in Mac:
c. Open/Import the maven project with your favour favorite IDE. Joget team recommended recommends NetBeans IDE.
7. Just code it!
a. Extending the abstract class of a plugin type
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