New a vmware project (create hello world plug-in project),how to use it as a normal plug-in on orchestrator??

in use:
eclipse sdk (indigo 3.7.2) windows 7 64bit
vcenter orchestrator 5.1 (windows 2008 R2)
vmware - vco- plug-in SDK 5.1
i installed vmware-vco plug-in sdk 5.1 to eclipse 3.7.2,then i created a vmware project(choose create hello world plug-in project)
how to do next??
I export the project as a jar file,rename it as .dar ,and put it to the vmware/infrastructure/orchestrator/app-server/server/vmo/plugins,,
then i upload the .dar file,,it reminds me installed failed....
thanks so much!!!

i don't think you have to rename the jar and create a dar. Once you have build successful you should get the dar file.
Online Documentation - vRealize Orchestrator Plug-in SDK 5.5 - VMware Developer Center

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