Java Post-Operation Plugin

We are running Sun One Directory Server 5.2.
I have the distinct honor of inheriting a number of Post-Operation plug-ins written by a person who just left the company. Unfortunately, this person was also the only person that knew how they worked.
These plug-ins were written with Java. The only documentation I have found thus far have been for c programs. Is there a manual available with how to build/deploy post-operation plug-ins written in Java?

Sun Directory Server 5 (and 6.0) only exports a C API for its plug-in interfaces.
I've never heard of any customer having written DS post-operation plug-ins in Java. I'm surprised and curious to hear that it actually happened.
Regards,
Ludovic.

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