Re: add new plugin

Hi,

I think step one is unnecessary (as it doesn't work anyway). Just do 
step 2) and in your main plugin class (it must have the pattern 
**/*Plugin.java) insert the following javadoc tag:

	@middlegen.plugin
		name = "XYZ"

The XYZ is the name if the middlegen subtask to use your plugin.

Leander


Tarik El Galaf schrieb:
> Hello
> i want to add a new plugin. in the readme.txt of the directory plugins i
> find :
> 
> Create new plugin archives here. One plugin archive might contain several
> plugins.
> In order to successfully build and test your plugins, you should:
> 
> 1) Add a mapping for your plugin in
> middlegen/src/java/middlegen/MiddlegenTask.java at the bottom (_plugins map)
> 2) Add an antcall to the plugin target in middlegen/build.xml in the
> <plugins> target
> 3) Add a subelement corresponding to the mapping key in
> middlegen/samples/build.xml in the middlegen task of the middlegen target
> 
> At a later stage, a deployment descriptor will be included in the plugin
> archives, making 1) unnecessary
> 
> the problem is that i dont know how to add a mapping of my plugin in
> MiddlegenTask.java i didnt find the variable _plugins. please help me how to
> add my plugin.
> 
> 
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