Add to Adobe Bridge CC Context Menu

How do I add DxO to the Adobe Bridge CC context menu?
Thanks,
Drew

I figured out how to change the default program (which is good enough for me):
From within Adobe Bridge CC
Edit > Preferences {ctrl}{k}
File Type Associations
Canon Camera Raw (.crw, .cr2) (or Nikon, etc.)
Click on the down arrow next to Adobe Photoshop CC
Browse to and select:
C:\Program Files\DxO Labs\DxO Optics Pro v8\DXOOpticsPro.exe
The same instructions work for Adobe Bridge CS5.
Message was edited by: DrewF

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StrongName (sn.exe): C:\Program Files(x86)\Micrsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bin\NETFX 4.0 Tools\ (this path is also dependent on your target framework version, I chose .NET4)
a good beverage :D (you should obtain multiple of these :D)
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8. Testing (please help me with a better way here)
Is there a good way to hook every thing up together to jsut stay in VS , compile, files get copied, registered, cached and GW starts?
Thanks for reading!
I wrote this up to have a documentation for myself and others. please let em know if you need help or anything is missing or not clear. It's certainly not a total noob guide and I expect a bit of knowledge to be honest.
Regards
Sebastian

Originally Posted by Username951
Multiple email selection should be possible, but only those emails that are fitting some requirements should be stored finally in database.
One requirement is for example that a keyword like "ISSUE" appears in the email subject
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Originally Posted by Username951
So here are my find outs, remarks, etc.:
1.) Visual Studio should be started under admin. rights.
Then you can write a post-build event (batch) that copies, "regasm"s and "gacutil"s everything.
As said this works fine for me.
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Originally Posted by Username951
2.) The "Novell C3PO" wizard was downloaded and worked out as described in our tutorial.
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I can not figure out, where you have the GW.BROWSER thing from, but in my examples I allways used GW.MESSAGES.MAIL
Originally Posted by Username951
The wizard created finally the basic C# (.NET framework 2.0) project.
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Yes. You can leave it at 2.0. I just have the 4.5 installed so i will target this version
Originally Posted by Username951
"oracle.dataaccess"
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keywords: GAC -> cached
But note that "successful" means also that the post-build event ran flawless!)
This is quite specific to your case since my example on exports a flat EML file to the hard drive
Originally Posted by Username951
2.) regasm.exe needs strong names.
So a "cmd" with admin. right was opened,
a
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fired
and the created "GWSaveToDatabase.snk" file added to the solution.
I don't want to be picky, but it's gacutil that needs the strong names. ragasm is not complaining
Originally Posted by Username951
(Development) Remarks
1.) While I used the "C3PO" wizard first time I used "Add Menu" item - as you said in your tutorial! :-(
And that is definitely wrong!
See:
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like
copy to GroupWise installation path,
regasm and gacutil over all .dlls
etc.
were successful be made).
It took a complete day to get the idea to "merge" the two wizard created projects!
Why merging?
Because the second project contained a "const" which were used in the switch statement of the "Execute()" method
(with the same meaning like your "WIASSArchivButton.vWIASS" - see your code snippet above!)
and the "CustomizeContextMenu(...)" method in "CommandFactory.cs" looked also different
while the first project does not contained something similar.
( For example:
The "CustomizeContextMenu(...)" method had more statements.
And that made more sense to me compared to the first wizeard created C# project.
Since I uploaded a better example this is obsolete.
Originally Posted by Username951
So I ASSUME that the second project would work but it does not because of regasm / gacutil behaviour.
Means I believe it would work when all
with regasm registered
and
with gacutil to the cache added "things"
would be "un-registerd" and "un-cached".
This is, as I assume, due to the Interop.C3POTypeLibrary.dll. This must me cached every time the project is build. maybe you could use gacutil -i Interop.C3POTypeLibrary.dll -f to force the recaching
Originally Posted by Username951
So, finally I took the second, wizard created C# project and copied the "const", adjusted the "Execute()"
and "CustomizeContextMenu(...)" methods, etc.
After that the context menu were shown in the GroupWise client!
Thats is correct. But I never had to do this. The thing is, that the "Add Menu Item" is giving you the opputunity to specify a command, which the "Add Menu" doesn't.
Originally Posted by Username951
2.) The next issue was that the context menu was added as often as many emails were selected.
Means: For example: Three selected emails ends up in three time added context menu.
Solution:
Checking
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if (existsAlready != null)
return;
in "CustomizeContextMenu(...)" method and leaving the method under shown circumstances.
I added a fix for this in the second post, but it isn't working in GW2012 anymore. I have a very ubly fix for that in my new code.
Originally Posted by Username951
3.) The by the wizard created registry path contained the version number "5.0".
This may confuse but it is finally ok. No need to change here anything!
On the other side:
It will NOT work when the registry entry
"SOFTWARE\\Novell\\GroupWise\\5.0\\C3PO\\DataTypes \\...."
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This is all part of the official documentation and wasn't touched by Novell since quite a long time.
I think i will make a github repository in the futer as a proof of concept and kind of a accessable documentation for everyone.

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Bartek

Add submenu to Context menu

Could anybody give me advise how to add submenu to context
menu.
Thanks.

Have you seen Chris' reply to your original post http://forums.adobe.com/thread/906582 ?

Add to Adobe Bridge CC Context Menu

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