Difference between revisions of "Using External JARs"
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# Configure the platform | # Configure the platform | ||
## Login as admin | ## Login as admin | ||
## '''Settings > Service Provider Settings > Service Configuration''' | ## From the {{Service Provider URL}} | ||
## | ## Go to '''Settings > Service Provider Settings > Service Configuration''' | ||
## Provide the name of the jar in Libraries supported in Java Code text field and Save. | |||
#: ''Learn more: [[Service_Provider_Settings#Develop_Configuration]] | #: ''Learn more: [[Service_Provider_Settings#Develop_Configuration]] | ||
# Restart tomcat. | # Restart tomcat. | ||
To use classes defined in those JARS: | To use classes defined in those JARS: | ||
:* In your Java | :* In your Java methods, import the classes contained in the JAR files.<br/>For example: | ||
::<syntaxhighlight lang="java" enclose="div"> | ::<syntaxhighlight lang="java" enclose="div"> | ||
import com.examples.utils.*; | import com.examples.utils.*; | ||
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{{TIP|Debugging can be done using Eclipse Remote debug}} | {{TIP|Debugging can be done using Eclipse Remote debug}} | ||
<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
[[Category:Development]] | [[Category:Development]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:32, 29 June 2013
Service Providers can configure the platform to make additional JAR files available to developers.
To configure additional JARs:
- Copy the jar into ../tomcat/lib
- Configure the platform
- Login as admin
- From the Service Provider URL: http://{yourDomain}/networking/Service?t=1&targetpage=ViewPort.jsp
- Go to Settings > Service Provider Settings > Service Configuration
- Provide the name of the jar in Libraries supported in Java Code text field and Save.
- Learn more: Service_Provider_Settings#Develop_Configuration
- Restart tomcat.
To use classes defined in those JARS:
- In your Java methods, import the classes contained in the JAR files.
For example:
import com.examples.utils.*;
- In your Java methods, import the classes contained in the JAR files.
Tip: Debugging can be done using Eclipse Remote debug
