official IBM Content Navigator API documentation<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nIn this specific method, you can do anything related to your plugin initialization (loading configuration, initializing cached objects, and so on…).<\/p>\n
…\u00a0The generic methods…<\/h1>\nThe gedId method<\/h2>\n
This method define the plugin Identifier name.<\/p>\n
@Override\r\npublic String getId() {\r\n return \"PluginID\";\r\n}<\/pre>\n\u00a0getName, getVersion and getCopyright\u00a0methods<\/h2>\n
Those methods are only used in the Content Navigator administrative view, when you load the plugin.<\/p>\n
@Override\r\npublic String getVersion() {\r\n return \"1.0\";\r\n}\r\n\r\n@Override\r\npublic String getCopyright() {\r\n return \"Some copyright here\";\r\n}\r\n\r\n@Override\r\npublic String getName(Locale locale) {\r\n return \"Plugin name\";\r\n}<\/pre>\n\u00a0… And the useful methods !<\/h2>\nQuick introduction<\/h3>\n
This part defines each “functionality” provided by the Content Navigator API to tune your plugin. I will specify some of these, and write some other posts next weeks.<\/p>\n
The request filter<\/h3>\n
A request filter is a specific development triggered before executing an action. For example, if I add a request filter listening to “\/p8\/addItem” Content Navigator event, this code will be executed before handling the default action process.<\/p>\n
Sample<\/h4>\n@Override\r\npublic PluginRequestFilter[] getRequestFilters() {\r\n return new PluginRequestFilter[0];\r\n}<\/pre>\nThe response filter<\/h3>\n
Same spirit as the request filter, but executed after the default action process, and before handling data on Content Navigator side.<\/p>\n
Sample<\/h4>\n@Override\r\npublic PluginResponseFilter[] getResponseFilters() {\r\n return new PluginResponseFilter[0];\r\n}<\/pre>\nThe plugin action<\/h3>\n
This method returns a specific list of actions that this plugin will add to the main toolbar of the web client<\/p>\n
sample<\/h4>\n@Override\r\npublic PluginAction[] getActions() {\r\n return new PluginAction[0];\r\n}<\/pre>\nThere is a lot more of customisation, I will write down other papers in the next days !<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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