These are not extension point types that are normally seen in Eclipse, but define certain behaviours and their related components and classes as used within WAS.
Thursday 17 May 2007
A bit more digging
For the next stage of our explanation take one of the plugins from the /usr/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/plugins directory and jar xvf it to open it up. There is a lot of variation, but in most you will find a plugin.xml (or some variant), the use of the OSGI importing, exporting, etc mechanism in the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, and in the plugin.xml you will see the use of Eclipse extensions and extension points. Take the webcontainer plugin for example. I don't want to show this due to various licensing issues, but this shows the use of extension points in com.ibm.wsspi.extension for
server-components
server-startup
applicationserver-startup
webcontainer-startup
mbean-provider
These are not extension point types that are normally seen in Eclipse, but define certain behaviours and their related components and classes as used within WAS.
These are not extension point types that are normally seen in Eclipse, but define certain behaviours and their related components and classes as used within WAS.
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