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The OpenKM plugin extension architecture is based on: | The OpenKM plugin extension architecture is based on: | ||
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'''Events are a collection of events that OpenKM UI fires''' each time any changes happens ( for example when is added new keyword in tab document is fired event HasDocumentEvent.KEYWORD_ADDED) | '''Events are a collection of events that OpenKM UI fires''' each time any changes happens ( for example when is added new keyword in tab document is fired event HasDocumentEvent.KEYWORD_ADDED) | ||
| − | '''Handlers are a collection of | + | '''Handlers are a collection of methods called internally by OpenKM'''. Handlers must be implemented into your extensions in order to collect OpenKM fired events. Each extension you make can have one or several handlers, that are automatically registered by OpenKM on loading process. OpenKM internally fire events to each declared handler. |
| − | '''Comunicators are a collection of methods avaliable as OpenKM Comunitate API''' to accessing transparently with some internal UI values. There are several Comunitators, for example with GeneralComunicator can | + | '''Comunicators are a collection of methods avaliable as OpenKM Comunitate API''' to accessing transparently with some internal UI values. There are several Comunitators, for example with GeneralComunicator can access some general actions like refreshing UI as GeneralComunicator.refreshUI(). OpenKM Communicators API has read and write methods to interact with internal OpenKM UI objects. |
{{Note|Create OpenKM plugin extension it's easy but you need some java knowledge and pay special attention at Google Web ToolKit API that's used to build OpenKM UI. http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ }} | {{Note|Create OpenKM plugin extension it's easy but you need some java knowledge and pay special attention at Google Web ToolKit API that's used to build OpenKM UI. http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ }} | ||
Revision as of 21:49, 14 January 2011
OpenKM plugin extensions makes it easy to extend the OpenKM end user interface by encapsulating plugin code and making it reusable between OpenKM versions.
The OpenKM plugin extension architecture is based on:
- Extensions
- Events
- Handlers
- Comunicators
Extensions are available widget definitions that allows to make extensible panels and widgets ( for example adding new tab panel on tab document )
Events are a collection of events that OpenKM UI fires each time any changes happens ( for example when is added new keyword in tab document is fired event HasDocumentEvent.KEYWORD_ADDED)
Handlers are a collection of methods called internally by OpenKM. Handlers must be implemented into your extensions in order to collect OpenKM fired events. Each extension you make can have one or several handlers, that are automatically registered by OpenKM on loading process. OpenKM internally fire events to each declared handler.
Comunicators are a collection of methods avaliable as OpenKM Comunitate API to accessing transparently with some internal UI values. There are several Comunitators, for example with GeneralComunicator can access some general actions like refreshing UI as GeneralComunicator.refreshUI(). OpenKM Communicators API has read and write methods to interact with internal OpenKM UI objects.
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Create OpenKM plugin extension it's easy but you need some java knowledge and pay special attention at Google Web ToolKit API that's used to build OpenKM UI. http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ |
- HelloWorld Example
- Enable example extensions
- Extension
- Handlers
- Comunicators
- UI Constants
- RPCService
- Widget library
- Best practice
