Dynamically Declared Properties in PS CS3's plug-in

Now Im developing a plug-in for Photoshop CS3, and I want to dynamically change its properties rather than statically define them in PiPL.
But Photoshop never send message "SP Properties" to my plug-in, so I have no chance to handle SPPropertiesMessage. Id like to appreciate if anyone could let me know how to let PS send message acquiring properties or whether PS really support this kind of approach, thanks!

PS does not support that kind of approach. PS does not support all of the SP API's. The static PiPL property is all you have for defining a plug-in. (Helps our launch time for warm launch)

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Hi,
first sorry for my bad english :)
I have a Problem with Forms Builder 6
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loop_i := 1;
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My Problem is in this Line :GERAET || to_char(loop_i) || .Beginn :=
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Hi,
In a project from an application a DDC component is defined. This component uses a managed/backing bean with view scope.
Using this component inside this project is working fine. This component should be used in other view controller projects, and here where the problems are.
This project(let's call it Common) is deployed as ADF Library jar, and used in the other V-C projects.
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ps: how can i format the source code, on this fourm?

Hi Frank,
Thank you for the answer.
I must say i'm quite new with ADF technology and maybe my questions are silly.
Here is a Quote from "Oracle Fusion Developer Guide - Building Rich Internet Application with Oracle ADF" by Frank Nimphius and Lynn Munsinger Chapter 15 page 498:
"You build dynamic declarative components *instead* of tag library based declarative components, if component resuse is required *only within the application* that has the component defined."
Maybe i misunderstand the meaning of application from this sentence, but i need this component in several ViewController projects from only one application (ADF application).
Tag lib declarative component I would not like to have, since the (automtically) build process is not my responsability and it will take some time till is pinpointed, but still is a last resort.
Anyway two things are strange:
1. Why the component is still available in other projects(and the beans not)?
2. Why when a binding variable (for example: of type FaceCtrlHierBinding) has the correct type in the declarative project and in the order projects is of type String and its value is the variable name?
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Edited by: Achim Rosenfeld on Mar 8, 2013 8:41 AM

Hi,
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