Develop a plugin for Jdeveloper

Hi everybody, anyone knows if there is a way to develop a plugin for jdeveloper?
Thanks.

Sure there is.
There is an Extension API that you can use.
Go to "check for updates" and download the ESDK extension - you'll get documentation and a bunch of samples.
More information is here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/htdocs/partners/addins/index.html

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Metalink Note:356550.1 says 'The expected time of arrival is second quarter 2006' [for portal extension plugin for JDeveloper release 10.1.3].
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Thanks,
Jon

Hi,
expectation is this month or early next year. The version of JDeveloper is 10.1.3.2. Maybe if you ask this question on the portal forum they have a more precise date
Frank

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It would be nice if there was a Coherence plugin for JDeveloper for inspecting/manipulating/drilling down in caches, objects, etc.
Andrew

Hi,
Are you volunteering to write one? ;)
You may have already seen this ...
[http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/vohra-coherence.html]
It might not be the plugin that you are looking for, but might give somebody a leg up if they want to use Coherence and JDeveloper.
Thanks

VSS Plugin for JDeveloper

Guys,
Has anyone ever come across a VSS plugin for JDeveloper?

Sorry, you are asking in the wrong place.
Try NetBeans official site http://www.netbeans.org/
Probably they have the plugin listed there or some kind of support forum.

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Hi Gnittala,
Thanks for your reply.
I debug the javascript code in firebug on windows 8 and found that firefox would be not responding while executing "document.body.append(myPlugin)".
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I want to develop a plugin in Adobe Reader 9.0. I have setup Visual Studio 2005 and the plugin wizard.
I am using the samples from acrobat SDK 9.0, I am able to build the samples and *.api is created. I have put that file in the plugins directory but I am not able to use the plugins in adobe reader as well not getting any error.
Do I have to get key from adobe for plugin testing on my local PC?
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You can refer this: http://livedocs.adobe.com/acrobat_sdk/9.1/Acrobat9_1_HTMLHelp/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/w whelp.htm?context=Acrobat9_HTMLHelp&file=Plugins_ReaderPlug.52.5.html

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Hello all.
I have installed the Oracle BPEL PM version for middle tier. There is no JDeveloper with BPEL designer in it, like it shóuld be in BPEL PM version for developers, or?
So I downloaded the Jdeveloper but it is not possible to create a BPEL process!
Is there anywhere a plugin for the JDeveloper to use BPEL or did I missunderstand something?
What should I have to do?
It would be nice if someone could help me.
Thx a lot
PS.:
I know that there are some posts in the forum, which handle the same theme. Sorry for that, but I dont become artful of that.
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BenSp

when it's production, you will be able to retrieve the update through jdev's inbuild update function - help/updates .. this way we can deliver patches fast and very convenient..
thx clemens

Developing SCM Plugin for JDev9i... Deadlock

Hi!
I'm currentlly developing a SCM plugin for JDev9i with the option to use MS Visual Source Safe. I've experienced problems with hanging for a while. I'm using the oracle.ide.scm packages bundled with JDev, and I think I've found where the hangup is caused.
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Hi.
The SCMShellRunner and SCMProcess classes are utilities which you
may find useful in implementing your SCM support; you can still
use java.lang.Runtime and java.lang.Process if you prefer.
However, we strongly recommend that you use SCMShellRunner because:
- On windows systems, the external process is launched in the
context of a shell.
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monitored separate threads to prevent blocking issues because of
buffer overruns.
- A native workaround is used to prevent console windows popping
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Not sure what could be causing the deadlock, but I did notice in
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process before it is finished.
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Paul. JDev SCM

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Hi,
I am trying to develop plugin for 64 bit version of Adobe Illustrator CS4. Is ther any separate SDK for 64 bit. ??
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Thanks in advance.

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Perforce plugin for Jdeveloper 10G

Hi,
On August 2004, Oracle have promised to release such a plugin soon.
Do you know when it will be released?
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Thanks,
Shay

Robert.
"We are planning" I don't think this is the kind of answer I would expect from Oracle after I have been told that perforce would be supported in jdeveloper 9.0.5.
Due to this "planning" stuff we are still forced to use jdeveloper 9.0.3!
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PMD plugin for JDeveloper 10.1.3

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Now there's a PMD plugin that works with JDev 10.1.3:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=56262&package_id=75287
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tom
P.S. Reserve a copy today! http://pmdapplied.com/

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http://pmdapplied.com/

Can I do this with a plugin for Reader?

Hello, I'm totally new to Adobe Reader development and I'm in the need to develop a plugin for Reader that must implement certain functionality. Before starting, I think it's better to ask to the experts if what I want to do is possible or if what I need goes beyond what the Adobe API provides. So, if you're so kind, I'd like you to check the list of needed features and please tell me if they can be fulfilled with a Reader Plugin.
The plugin must work for Adobe Reader 7,8,9 and 10. It's not a problem if I need to develop a plugin for each version.
When the user tries to print a document, I will block/cancel the printing process depending on which document is tried to be printed (the full path to the document will be needed).
I need traceability in "Save as" and "Save as text" features, if the user saves a copy of "c:\file.pdf" into "c:\file - copy.pdf" I need to know both the source and the destiny of the save as operation. Same for any kind of "export to format x" operations if possible.
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[Optional] I need to restrict the use of the clipboard depending on the documents opened in Reader, i.e. don't allow to copy if a certain document is opened.
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Have a great day. Greets.
Message was edited by: fernandoarrabal reason: bad phrasing

Two things.
First – Adobe no longer supports Reader 7 or 8, so you would be on your own for those.
Second, in order to develop a plugin for Reader you need to obtain a license from Adobe. Details and forms are in the Acrobat SDK. Start this process ASAP as that will tell you whether you will be able to do your plugin or not.

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This is called Forward Compatibility, and I couldn't find information about this in the SDK documentation.
Thank you in advance.

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